Yehoshua
·Watchmakers retire and apparently young and skilled ones aren't coming in to replace them. This already is causing concerns and problems with periodic servicing, turn around time and quality issues.
So I wonder how things will be done in the future regarding servicing. Perhaps in the manner that Tudor already does? Will it be feasible and even possible to service watches, especially if you don't live in the USA or western Europe?
I wonder what Omega and the others are working towards....
(Of course this pondering is about the manufactures. Regarding independents-- they'll probably be very scarce as years of skill and great personal financial investment belong to a previous era when more people were cut out for that).
So I wonder how things will be done in the future regarding servicing. Perhaps in the manner that Tudor already does? Will it be feasible and even possible to service watches, especially if you don't live in the USA or western Europe?
I wonder what Omega and the others are working towards....
(Of course this pondering is about the manufactures. Regarding independents-- they'll probably be very scarce as years of skill and great personal financial investment belong to a previous era when more people were cut out for that).