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    Quote Originally Posted by andy100 View Post
    That's very sad to hear. It very much sounds like the new management have taken a page out of Elon Musk's playbook.




    I wonder if what they were sold on was a very different model to what's happening...
    Ah but the money, the pay off though...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Passenger View Post
    Ah but the money, the pay off though...
    Can't really blame them. Through savvy marketing they build a brand with no history at all that put them in the same segment as Omega, Breitling etc, with boutiques in many major cities. I guess they needed to seek investment to continually grow but were also staring down the barrel of economic uncertainty in the luxury goods market. It's only a luxury goods company...I reckon cashing out was pretty sensible.

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    I've just had a gaze into "Mystic Sod's Crystal Ball(ocks)", and predict Bremont will exist as a name only within a larger, Swiss or Chinese based consortium five years from now. Elsewhere, Davide Cerrato will be in charge of Invicta's new CHF250,000,000 Swiss HQ; "The Wing" will be Britain's finest priciest Weatherspoons, and The Bros will be back to putting tiny bits of antique aircraft inside Chinese-made tchotchkes...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christian View Post
    Can't really blame them. Through savvy marketing they build a brand with no history at all that put them in the same segment as Omega, Breitling etc, with boutiques in many major cities. I guess they needed to seek investment to continually grow but were also staring down the barrel of economic uncertainty in the luxury goods market. It's only a luxury goods company...I reckon cashing out was pretty sensible.
    If I was in their shoes I probably would've cashed out when given the chance too!

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