Movado 42.00 mm Watch, Imitation Movado 42.00 mm Watches

Movado Red Label Men's Watch 0606115

Good Movado Red Label watch looks great but i'm just wondering does anybody know how to get the month switch to stay in and not keep comming out??

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Review by Angela Branscum, From Switzerland Blonay

Movado Bold Chronograph Black Dial Black Leather Band Men's Quartz Watch 3600337

awesome buys

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Review by Jose F, From South Africa Sandton

Movado Bold Black Dial Black Leather Band Black Ion-Plated Stainless Steel Case Unisex Quartz Watch 3600307

The date window is so small you can't read it. Big problem. Other than that, the watch is nice.

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Review by Tisha Bridges, From New Zealand Palmerston North

Mr Michel-Amadry will divide his time between Sotheby's Zurich and Geneva and will strengthen Sotheby's existing team in Switzerland with his international experience in the luxury sector and b record of general management across Switzerland. The re-establishment of a pan-Swiss management structure reflects the growing importance of Sotheby's business in Switzerland and will enhance the company's ability to provide service to our clients, both buyers and sellers.
Speaking of the appointment Patrick van Maris, Managing Director of Sotheby's Europe and the Middle East, said: "I am delighted to announce the appointment of Marc Michel-Amadry as Managing Director of Sotheby's Switzerland. Marc brings to Sotheby's outstanding managerial skills as well as a thorough understanding of the luxury business from a global perspective and an appreciation of the cultural/regional complexities in the Swiss marketplace. Through his valuable expertise Marc will strengthen Sotheby's existing service to Swiss clients, buyers and sellers."

Mr Michel-Amadry joins Sotheby's from his position as President and Creative Director of Ebel and Concord, two key brands at Movado Group Inc. He began his career at TAG Heuer, where he gained international experience working in Singapore managing the marketing of the brand for the Southeast Asia region. He was then appointed to his first senior leadership role at age 31 as General Manager of LVMH Watch & Jewellery, also based in Singapore. Marc subsequently joined Ebel in 2003 as Director of International Marketing in charge of international media strategy, advertising, public relations, retail marketing and high-end jewellery business. He served as Vice President of Marketing from 2006-2009, before being named President and Creative Director.

WORLDTEMPUS - 20 March 2010

With a host of luxury and fashion brands under its umbrella, the Movado Group Inc. is poised for growth in its markets and intent on forming ber brand partnerships with its retailers. Mother company to Movado, Concord, Ebel, ESQ, Tommy Hilfiger, Coach, and Hugo Boss, the Movado Group is predominantly positioned in the luxury market where it currently focuses the majority of its attention. The group has now announced upper management restructuring in its efforts to gain more synergy from the brands.

Most recently, it was announced that Loek Oprinsen would manage both Ebel and Concord on a worldwide basis and that Marc Michel-Amadry would oversee product development and strategic marketing worldwide for both brands as co-presidents. Alex Grinberg heads up both brands for the North American markets. Some distributors and retailers question whether this work load may be too optimistic.
"For many years we have effectively managed our Movado and ESQ by Movado brands under one management team," says Efraim Grinberg, chairman, president and CEO of Movado Group Inc. "There are many efficiencies as these brands have very similar distribution channels. We decided to take the same approach with our higher-end luxury brands, Concord and Ebel. Loek Oprinsen will be managing the brands on a worldwide basis, utilizing appropriate strategic initiatives to address each brand's individual needs and objectives. Marc Michel-Amadry will oversee product development, strategic marketing and public relations for both brands, as the synergies of these disciplines will be of benefit to the current structure, while at the same time maintaining each brand's unique DNA."

Efraim Grinberg is taking over as CEO of the Movado brand, and he admits he looks forward to the opportunity to get really involved in the business. When Grinberg first joined the company in 1980 it was a family business founded by his father, Gedalio Grinberg, then known as North American Watch Corporation. Efraim started as a stock boy, later moving up to sales and on up the ladder until he proved his own business acumen and was appointed president of the company in 1990. In a sense, he grew up with the Movado brand and has been driving its growth since his youth. North American Watch Corporation became publicly traded on the stock exchange and officially became the Movado Group in 1993.