20-05-2004, 10:13 AM
Poljot værker. Problemet er blot...at FM ikke ved i hvilke! FM himself arbejder ikke længere for Frank Muller Watchland og har tilmed lagt sag an mod sin partner, Vartan Sirmakes.
Ren GungHo western mentalitet i Schweiz. Køb dig hellere et Dubey & Schaldenbrand.
Læs lidt her:
[url]"http://ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff67759.htm">http://ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff67759.htm[/url]
Her fra Europastar:
Loss of confidence
In its own way, the ‘Franck Muller versus Franck Muller Watchland’ affair is our Enron, not so much in the nature of the facts that oppose the two former associates, but rather in the effect that it has had, as it echoes throughout the watch industry, tarnishing its global image.
The ‘Franck Muller Watchland’ situation embodies all the potential problems that can sap the confidence of the consumer. Besides the personal conflicts in this affair, we find evidence of other dealings, mixing ‘real-fake’ watches, copies, Russian movements in Swiss Made pieces, grey market sales, forced distribution, and the list goes on... Basically, this dispute sums up all the ‘sins’, real or imagined, that could happen to the watch sector.
That this conflict involves timekeepers, which are by their ostentatious style and colourful flamboyance emblematic of the years of ‘easy money’, is even more significant and marks, in a certain way, the end of an era.
Ren GungHo western mentalitet i Schweiz. Køb dig hellere et Dubey & Schaldenbrand.
Læs lidt her:
[url]"http://ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff67759.htm">http://ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff67759.htm[/url]
Her fra Europastar:
Loss of confidence
In its own way, the ‘Franck Muller versus Franck Muller Watchland’ affair is our Enron, not so much in the nature of the facts that oppose the two former associates, but rather in the effect that it has had, as it echoes throughout the watch industry, tarnishing its global image.
The ‘Franck Muller Watchland’ situation embodies all the potential problems that can sap the confidence of the consumer. Besides the personal conflicts in this affair, we find evidence of other dealings, mixing ‘real-fake’ watches, copies, Russian movements in Swiss Made pieces, grey market sales, forced distribution, and the list goes on... Basically, this dispute sums up all the ‘sins’, real or imagined, that could happen to the watch sector.
That this conflict involves timekeepers, which are by their ostentatious style and colourful flamboyance emblematic of the years of ‘easy money’, is even more significant and marks, in a certain way, the end of an era.
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