Ellen Wallace
Ellen Wallace
 

Cash is flowing in, sales keep going up and it looks like the one promising line of business is watches. And then bam! comes this from Advertising Age: kids look at their cell phones, not wristwatches, to find the time. Ok, anyone with a teenager probably has noticed this, but I am one parent who hadn’t really thought through the implications for one of Switzerland’s continuing success stories. I forwarded the article to my 20-year-old son and got back this reply seconds later, "Old news! I don’t know anyone with a watch, that started disappearing a long time ago."

Posted by :: Ellen Wallace on 27 June 2008 at 18:08 | permalink
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GenevaLunch, 27 June 2008.

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