Why are the best Swiss and Japanese watches in the world?

Japan’s environmental conditions similar to that of Switzerland, suitable for the concentration of production is the reason watches from these two countries are different.
Clock is an item used to see the time. With the introduction of phones incorporating this function, watches are nowadays seen as accessories.

When it comes to watches, Switzerland is the place where the world’s best products are designed. Throughout history, the only threat to the Swiss watch industry has been Japan. Why can these two countries make such good watches? To answer this question, Sina Fashio n think that there are many different factors that together create a brand for the two countries above. Switzerland Switzerland and Japan are the two best watch-making countries in the world. Photo: Sina. In winter, many areas in Switzerland are covered with thick snow. People can only stay at home, unable to go out in the field. This is the best time for Swiss to study their skills and patiently polish their products. The Ru Valley – the birthplace of Swiss watch culture – has rough roads, inclement weather and hard to access by outsiders. Therefore, the people here are likened to “hermits”. It is again home to the pillars of watches such as Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Lamania, FP, Breguet, and Blancpain. Even brands outside the valley put some high-end and sophisticated products in this area. The reason the Ru valley becomes a sacred place for watchmakers is simple. In the 17th century, many watchmakers lived here to avoid persecution, passing on their skills. The Ru Valley’s harsh habitat promotes high persistence, patience, and concentration of the local people. A true high-end watch cannot be separated from a serious demeanor. So Swiss watches really boast large and complex skills, almost inseparable from the Ru valley landmark. The Swiss watch cannot be separated from the Ru valley. Photo: Monchardwatches. Japan Many places in Japan are similar. Page Sina Fashion said the Oriental Watch of Seiko Epson Group is made in Akita – Japan’s rare snow zone. Like many famous clock towns in Switzerland, Akita is surrounded by mountains and forests, and people don’t want to go out. This environmental condition is suitable for indigenous people to learn a trade without being distracted. Nagano Prefecture is also an important watch manufacturing region in Japan. The geographical environment here has characteristics similar to Switzerland. It is one of the rare inland prefectures in Japan, surrounded by mountains and its location is known as the “Roof of Japan”. So the reason why the Swiss and Japanese can make the world’s best has to do with their home culture. With such an environment, they are “forced” to be immersed in the mind, difficult to go out. They always learn, cultivate their minds and make good products. What really sets the luxury value of a watch and makes it a work of art is thanks to the “reclusive” hands of skilled craftsmen. Japan’s environmental conditions are similar to that of Switzerland, suitable for concentrated production. Photo: The Japan Times. 5 things men need to know to wear a beautiful watch Watches are a powerful aid to time, helping to enhance men’s stylish looks.