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Rado Centrix Jubile Automatic Watch R30941702

The bracelet is a nice size and fits well on the wrist. This is a fancy Rado Centrix Jubile Automatic R30941702 watch. It would look best worn at night to a nice event or a night out.

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Review by chee leng, From USA Wind Lake, Wi

Rado Sintra XXL Black Dial Black Ceramic Men's Watch R13723172

This Rado Sintra XXL Black Dial Black Ceramic Men's R13723172 watch is very beautiful. I bought this watch five month ago, I wear it to church, and I wear it to work. I get compliments all the time, every thinks I'm rich they asked me how could afford such an expensive watch. That makes me feel good.

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Review by Hannah Lane, From Zubi Copenhagen

Rado Ceramica Small Black Dial Black Ceramic Ladies Watch R21540252

I got several set of this Rado Ceramica Small Black Dial Black Ceramic Ladies R21540252 watch set that I plan to give as gift. It look nice and I am happy I ordered it.

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Review by olga darvas, From Brasil Nao Sei

For a number of years, luxury watchmakers have been piling into China, stocking shelves and opening up what they like to call "boutiques" even in unheard-of cities in the Middle Kingdom.

As a result of such huge investments, a number of brands and some of the world's biggest watchmaking groups have become overly dependent on sales from China. So much so that even an upbeat announcement that Swatch was now piling into India was overshadowed by a 5% drop in the parent company's share price because of the devaluation of the Chinese yuan, which penalizes exporters to the country.

Could India be a source of salvation for struggling luxury groups and brands? With its affordable Swatch brand, the Swatch Group is uniquely positioned to set up in this market that is growing at around 15% year as far as the wristwatch industry in concerned (according to the Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India). But setting up in India, particularly with the lucrative monobrand, wholly-owned store concept, is no easy task.

So-called 100% FDI (foreign direct investment) projects in India require express permission from the Indian government and are permissible only for single-brand retail. Theoretically, there is also a requirement that 30% of the value of goods must be sourced from India, although it has recently been suggested that the government is likely to review this condition. A recent authorization for furniture giant IKEA and now the agreement with Swatch seem to confirm such reports.

Whatever direction government policy takes, the interest and appetite of India's growing consumer class for luxury watches is clear. For the first half of 2015 India ranked fifth in terms of visitors to WorldTempus after France, Switzerland, the United States and the United Kingdom.