Where Are Stuhrling Watches Made? (Production Location)

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Today, we will be answering the question, “where are Stuhrling watches made? Wristwatches are not only accessories for fashion and neither do they simply keep you updated with the time. They are considered to be works of art that deserve nothing but admiration.
In the not-too-distant past, wristwatches were seen as symbols, representing social, as well as economic status.
These days in our modern world, they are seen in a different light. This is simply because now, practically anybody can purchase a watch. A lot of people these days purchase a watch not only to be able to know what time it is. They also buy a watch for reasons such as accessorizing. Yes, that’s right. People consider watches these days to be fashion accessories or pieces of jewelry.
If you’re thinking of purchasing a Stuhrling watch and you want to know more about where these watches are made, then you’ve come to the right article. If you already own one and also would like to know more about your watch, you’ve also come to the right article.
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[@dafinoiu]

I stopped the video when you said "if the watch gives no clue as to where it is manufactured, it is most often of swiss origin" which is the exact opposite of reality. What a bunch of bs

[@albertog.8001]

Please stop misleading people. The whole content of the video is pure horseshit. By saying they make use of Swiss practices, you’re implying they are somehow Swiss made, they are not. And by saying if there is no clue about where the watch is made they are Swiss made, you are again misleading and fooling people. That’s absolutely false. In that case, when the origin is not shown, more likely they are made in China, like the rest of the Stuhrling watch. This is just an American brand manufacturing watches in China, period. All of them are made in Hong Kong, as you said. And most of the movements come from China. Some of them are Japanese and only a few, very few of them are Swiss made.

[@hugofernandogonzalezchiqui3743]

el movimiento suizo maneja costos del 60% para serlo, no solo esa marca maneja lo suizo bajo esa característica, tendríamos que revisar muchas marcas que también estarían fabricando en china y revisando en suiza jijijijij. mas bien el engaño suizo es lo máximo. el cuarzo los sobrepaso en precisión a lo mecánico y automático. y que le pides lujo a relojes de 500 dólares para abajo mas bien el lema debería ser siéntase como si fuera lujo a bajo precio. entiendan son relojes industriales, ojo con el msrp que si es marketing jodido caza bobos. ya tengo 3 que compre de promoción. y pues no cualquiera hace tourbillon aunque hoy no hace diferencia. pior les va comprando falsificaciones de rolex. y hoy en dia china produce marcas 4 veces menor que un lujo o entrada de igual calidad, solo hay que verlo. busque, mire los movimientos. automáticos, mecánicos y cuarzo los fabrica de pts resources que fabrica epson, algunos son ronda 515. que he visto en su interior. otros dicen que manejan miyota o es que haz destapado uno y haz visto su movimiento. es el bendito problema comprar sin saber , personalmente tengo 3 y lo que llevo diario no dan problema, tengo 1 loreo muy bonito; estos llevan 7 meses y otros 1 g force, cyq, esika que lleban llevan mas de 5 años con migo. pues el tiempo lo dira y me gustan que culpa, y pues las pruebas de que son malos por ahi las correas pero precio de promo que pides es ganancia. si me compro 1 rolex me compro como 100 casios, invictas, sturhling, 6 junhans, un twingo. o como coleccionista de verdad 100 marcas de calidad industrial no ordinarios.

[@tmf866]

If the watch gives no clue where it is manufactured, it is almost certainly *not* of Swiss origin: watches made in Switzerland are almost always labeled "Swiss Made" on the dial (in the rare cases it's not, it'll be on the back). Generally speaking, a purchaser should assume the movement is *not* Swiss unless it says "Swiss made" on the dial. (Or "Swiss quartz". I've only ever seen one case where the movement was Swiss and the dial didn't say, and it said it on the back.) Swiss made watches *sell* better, so manufacturers really want to put it on the dial if it's legal for them to do so. If it's made in another European country, it'll say that on the dial. If it's made in the US or Russia, it'll say that on the dial. If it's made in Japan, it may or may not say that on the dial. If it's made in Korea or China, it probably won't, but may say on the back, and less likely it'll be on the dial. (Usually if so it's one of the better Chinese brands that is proud of their heritage, like Sea Gull.)

[@heyzooz]

I heard it's Chinese movement that is sent to Switzerland and converted to meet "swiss made" criteria. Only the swiss made models. A lot of companies do this. I have the swiss pro diver and it's a great watch. People can hate I don't care. I like it.

[@ghostwarrior1289]

No swiss company would EVER work on a Chinese movement. it's below them.

[@VicariousReality7]

"There is no formal definition on what constitutes a "surgical stainless steel", so product manufacturers and distributors often apply the term to refer to any grade of corrosion resistant steel."

[@NITEGOD]

Where can I buy a black watch band to fit my Stührling Modena 889 ? The blue gator band looks cheap

[@tariqayoub3135]

Hi, how much this watch

[@tariqayoub7889]

Hi how much this watch Can you send to sudan

[@bertburgess3728]

I don’t really care where it is made as long as the quality is good, and the styling is suitable to my tastes. I have a Stuhrling tourbillion, and it has kept impeccable time for the six plus years I have owned it. Any other tourbillion would have been beyond my ability to afford. Invicta offered several affordable tourbillion watches over the years, but they were too large and gaudy for my personal taste. The Stuhrling tourbillion has a classy look minus the mega thousands of dollars one would have to pay for other genuine tourbillions.

[@ghostwarrior1289]

wow! you own a watch that was released 4 years ago for 8 years! incredible!

[@bertburgess3728]

@@ghostwarrior1289 Au contraire, my dear “A-hole” I have owned it, as previously stated, for six years. And as a matter of fact it was available before then. You’re too busy trying to attenuate and subdue your obvious hostility and low self esteem by attacking people with your ostensible lack of knowledge on a subject that you obviously want to impress your boyfriend with. Good luck and good riddance!

[@bertburgess3728]

@@ghostwarrior1289 Yep, it is incredible how fatuous and uninformed you are. First, I stated that I have had the watch for six years instead of the eight years that you misquoted. Secondly, if you knew anything about Stuhrling tourbillons then you would realize that they were available even before the eight years that you misquoted. If your trying to be a jerk then at least know what you’re talking about.

[@bertburgess3728]

@@ghostwarrior1289 Yep, as a matter of fact, I most certainly do!

[@bertburgess3728]

@@ghostwarrior1289 You must realize though that to get a watch eight years ago that, as you so incorrectly claim, was only made available four years ago I had to reverse enter the space time continuum, thusly inverting my journey through our closest wormhole and through pure circular illogic come out the opposite end to attain said watch.

[@fattony9227]

Made In China.

[@rwyo83]

Iphones are made in China

[@IanFerris-l7o]

Tourbillion is pronounced "tour bee yon"...

[@alanmiell3224]

china

[@zeusvalentine3638]

Gina made baby

[@bigfunky4976]

So it’s a watch comparable in quality to Fossil and Invicta for $1500 lol. This is Chinese crap and you’ll get laughed out of the office if you present it as anything else.

[@gerardorockerman69]

I own a couple automatic and to be honest they are beautiful and show the movement, they are real affordable watches for working class that can't afford an Omega or other Swiss watch, I have a few Tissot, Movado, Hamilton etc and still like and treasure my Stuhrling watches, they are beautiful.

[@gerardorockerman69]

They are not 1500 dollars, most are less than 100 dollars at the most a couple hundred.

[@ghostwarrior1289]

​@@gerardorockerman69you can buy a Hamilton or Trissto for the same price.