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Today’s Traditional Watch Industry...
...Can’t Exist Without What Rolex Is Selling
BY ARIEL ADAMS, http://www.ablogtowatch.com
As I continue to look at the biggest challenges facing the wristwatch industry today, I often come to the topic of marketing and consumer demand. In this article, I turn my attention to an analysis of the emotions involved when a consumer purchases a timepiece. Why does someone want a timepiece in the first place, and what needs to happen for a consumer to justify spending money on a non-utilitarian (these days) object?
https://www.ablogtowatch.com/todays-tra ... s-selling/
BY ARIEL ADAMS, http://www.ablogtowatch.com
As I continue to look at the biggest challenges facing the wristwatch industry today, I often come to the topic of marketing and consumer demand. In this article, I turn my attention to an analysis of the emotions involved when a consumer purchases a timepiece. Why does someone want a timepiece in the first place, and what needs to happen for a consumer to justify spending money on a non-utilitarian (these days) object?
https://www.ablogtowatch.com/todays-tra ... s-selling/