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Shoshana Meira Friedman

The Dawn of Swatch David Finkelhor knows the local landscape likeThe Dawn of Swatch tells the remarkable story of how a simple plastic watch didn't just save the Swiss watch industry it reshaped how we think about branding, innovation, and disruption. In the 1980s, as Swiss watchmakers lost ground to Japanese quartz technology, Swatch broke every rule: bold, affordable, fashion forward, and marketed with game changing creativity. Blending first hand accounts with analysis, the authors reveal how strategic vision,