LX (Alex)
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What are your views on seeing a boutique being shared by A. Lange & Söhne / Panerai? This boutique was recently opened on Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich.
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No problem with that at all .
After all there all watches and for each its own taste imo.
Weird
I think it's very weird especially after lange brought out their own diver. But I guess richemont paid for it and wanted to make the most out of the location.
I think it's ok.
It looks like both brands have their own space inside the boutique, so I wouldn't mind. Vte
Yep.
If you like watches, that's double the fun. And maybe, a customer that goes in for a specific brand, goes out with two watches from two different brands. Vte
I don’t have a problem with it. Variety is always a good thing.
To your point here is a location in Chicago that I visited in September at the Waldorf Astoria ...
Like putting Rado in the Breguet boutique
Makes no sense other than they are the two favourite brands of JPR from what I hear. R
I'm fine with it.
I enjoy both brands and would enjoy not having to make separate trips to view the latest offerings. Having said that, my local AD in AZ represents both brands and I like the people there very much so less of a need to go to a boutique. Kent
A Swatch Group version of this has existed for some time at City Center in Las Vegas. "Tourbillon". They have Omega, Glashutte Original, Blancpain and Jaquet Droz. To me its the next best
thing to visiting multi brand stores that have various brands from different watch groups.... which seem to be going away.
First thought was why not each brand get their own sign and put on both sides of the door.
But Richemond Group is the boss.
Hell no
Just because one is German and one is Italian. It just messes with the senses seeing the two together. I wanna go into a shop to buy just Lange and Lange alone. The same could be said for Panerai. Both brands are polarizing in design and history. I would ...
