German watchmaker eyes growth potential in China

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German watchmaker eyes growth potential in China

Upbeat about the Chinese market, German watchmaking company Nomos Glashutte has a long-term investment plan for the country, said its chief executive. On June 26, the company opened a lounge in Shanghai, its first outlet in China and Nomos Glashutte's second dedicated lounge outside Germany, after »»»

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