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The main speculation about how the (relatively!) low price was achieved centre on two themes: that TAG Heuer must have either imported some tourbillon parts from China or decided to forego its usual profit margins and instead launched the watch as a PR exercise at a loss. We can tell you that both of these are wrong, because we went straight to the top and asked CEO Jean-Claude Biver:
“I’m ready to show numbers, prices, but then it will hurt the whole industry when you start to show prices! The industry has no other way to fight and find excuses than saying some parts are made in China, which is totally stupid. Nothing is made in China on the movement, of course not. The movement is 100 percent made in our own company. It’s just that we have an organisation, people, an internal productivity that enables us with a normal margin.”
