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Brands need to help their retail partners this year by giving them the chance to stock and sell the most desirable new watches.
Corder’s Column
Fears that the grey market will be flooded with discounted watches appear to be wide of the mark.
Watch brands are robbing their authorised dealers of precious sales during lock down. This must not go unchallenged.
Luxury watch retailers are uniquely well-placed to line up interviews today for appointments after lock down ends.
One of the great strengths of Baselworld in its pomp was the opportunity for small and medium-sized brands to be seen alongside the giants.
The departure of Rolex and Patek Philippe will be remembered as the death knell for Baselworld, but the seeds of its failure go back much further.
Visualizing a future when we are all back at our places of work is good for the mind and soul. We can all wallow in despair, but there is no mileage in moping.
If the show does not offer full refunds on deposits for this year's exhibition, it will not survive into 2021.
Hoteliers appear to be unaware that their gravy train has already hit the buffers.
