Ich habe Neuigkeiten. Ich hatte heute per Mail ein paar Fragen über die Uhr, Zusammenhang der Firma mit China, das Werk und Bilderanfrage geschickt.
Die Mail kam als Antwort:
Thanks for your email and interest in our brand.
As the Challenger Deep is a new model not yet in the market, we have only this official picture. Nevertheless, a journalist from Worldtempus took a picture when he tried it 2 weeks ago. Here it is attached (you can find it on their website). This model will be available to be seen in our shops by the end of the year or during Baselworld 2015 where we encourage you to come to visit our booth.
I also took for you quick pictures of the back and the bracelet.
The movement of our challenger deep is a mechanical ETA 2824. You can find all details and pictures about it on ETA website. We did not modify this movement and it has no additional module.
Our watches are largely covering the Swiss Made requirements. Some of them are even 100% Swiss made as all parts and components are made and from Switzerland.
Movements Emile Chouriet are all Swiss Made manufactured and purchased in Switzerland. Emile Chouriet also manufactures its own movements, such as the tourbillon movement, produced in collaboration with swiss engineers and watchmakers.
Some models have additional modules movements conceptualized and manufactured in-house at Emile Chouriet Geneva, modules which it holds EC patents. You can see these modules in models such as Moonphase, Nuit des Temps and Catch the Moon.
Emile Chouriet is a swiss company based in Geneva, Switzerland. Our main market is China and Hong Kong. For this reason it also has an office in Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
Like many other brands, our investors are Chinese but we nevertheless remain independent in our management and decisions.
Today the factory Emile Chouriet has a special assembly line movement for small complications and assembly line. Quality control and final inspection is controlled internally in Meyrin, but also all the logistics and technical office for development. Part of the assembly is outsourced in Switzerland. But 100% of the final quality control is done at Emile Chouriet in Meyrin, Geneva. We invite you to visit our manufactory in Geneva if you wish so.
With our best regards,
Marion Depéry
Hört sich doch nicht schlecht an und sieht doch auch gut aus oder was meint Ihr?