Reply With QuoteGo on Seiko! I wonder what's behind that? Possibly poor people getting new Seikos for Christmas?
Seiko knocks Rolex off the top this month
Seiko 93
Rolex 91
Omega 71
Tudor 35
TAG Heuer 22
Breitling 18
Panerai 18
Sinn 18
Casio 15
Smiths 13
Citizen 12
Grand Seiko 11
IWC 11
Longines 11
Enicar 10
Zenith 7
Junghans 6
Maurice Lacroix 6
Precista 6
Steinhart 6
Timex 6
Bremont 5
Christopher Ward 5
Jaeger LeCoultre 5
Speedbird 5
Anonimo 4
CWC 4
Daniel Jean Richard 4
Fortis 4
Garmin 4
Hamilton 4
Nivrel 4
Oris 4
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Vostok 4
Blancpain 3
Bulova 3
Certina 3
Dreadnought 3
Glashutte Original 3
H. Moser & cie 3
Nomos 3
Patek Philippe 3
Squale 3
Titoni 3
Corum 2
Damasko 2
Doxa 2
Eterna 2
Favre Leuba 2
Hanhart 2
Helvetia 2
Lemania 2
Linde Werdelin 2
Roger Dubuis 2
Samsung 2
Sturmanskie (Wtypmahckne) 2
Tissot 2
Universal Geneve 2
Wenger 2
Yema 2
Zeno 2
A13a 1
Alpha 1
Armida 1
ASS 1
Audemars Piguet 1
Avia 1
Baltic 1
Batheys 1
Bell & Ross 1
Benrus 1
Borealis 1
Breguet 1
Breil 1
Broadarrow 1
Cadence 1
Carvel 1
Credor 1
Davis 1
Davosa 1
Debert 1
Dunhill 1
Frederique Constant 1
Glycine 1
Grana 1
Guda 1
Halios 1
Hamilton & Inches 1
Herc 1
HKED 1
Hoga 1
Hublot 1
Kemmner 1
Kobold 1
Laco 1
Lew & Huey 1
Limit 1
Marathon 1
Mercedes Benz 1
Mido 1
Ming 1
Monta 1
Multi-tool bracelet 1
Neuchatel 1
NTH 1
Orbis Morgan 1
Orient 1
Perrelet 1
Pinion 1
Pulsar 1
Rado 1
Record 1
Revue Thomen 1
RGM 1
RLT 1
Roldor 1
Seven Friday 1
Sewills 1
Silvana 1
Sterile,unknown 1
Stowa 1
Swatch 1
Thommen 1
TocWatch 1
Tutima 1
U-Boat 1
Undone 1
Wewood 1
Last edited by animalone; 27th January 2018 at 11:30.
Go on Seiko! I wonder what's behind that? Possibly poor people getting new Seikos for Christmas?
Cool, thanks for counting all those, good to know
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Interesting to know people's current taste.
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Always interested in the monthly 'count.' You can see how the top three, Seiko, Rolex and Omega, outsell the rest of the industry , all put together. Very challenging for the less successful brands, who get the crumbs off the table.
Incidentally, you seem to include Grand Seiko in the Seiko count, but it's now officially a separate brand. Anyway, as always, thanks for the hard work.
Fair enough, and correctedOriginally Posted by paskinner
Cheers animal!
Has tag crept up a bit higher than usual or am I imagining it?
It is around where it usually is, they finished 6th overall last year.
I always look forward to these lists. Thanks for taking the time to do it.
Interesting.
Out of interest, how is this data gathered?
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Scratch that. I’m assuming good old fashioned hard work
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Thanks for the hard work, Ian.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
Thanks for your time and doing the work.
F.T.F.A.
Thank you very much for your work on this, I always read the list with interest.
Thanks for putting this list together animalone.
I find Tudor’s position interesting: I can imagine they were nowhere only a couple years ago, and now they seem to occupy a space just under the “sales volume trinity” and above some traditionally better known brands, such as TAG and Breitling.
Testament to their marketing, and particularly their price positioning, which has been spot on in my most humble opinion.
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Great work,
Thanks.
Great work. I often feel that this forum is primarily a Seiko and Rolex enthusiasts forum and the data seems to support that. Fine watches of course but a bit of variety is always fun.
The Seiko and Rolex combined total is significantly less than 50%
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