State of the Industry with Haute Horlogerie Consultant Olivier Müller

In the last few years, the annual report established by Morgan Stanley has become the reference in terms of giving us a good overview of the financial dimension of the matchmaking business.
This is by far not an easy task as we have often mentioned the secretive aspect of the industry.
No one is really willing to share their numbers and therefore it was very interesting to understand the methodology applied and how better to do so than to talk with its co-author, Olivier Muller of LuxeConsult, who came to our club space for this long and holistic discussion about the state of the industry.

Enjoy and Viva Watchmaking!

Marc André & Team

[SinnerAndSaint]

This was one of the most interesting interviews ever! It really is a deep dive into the watch world and Mr. Olivier Müller really knows what he's talking about! Such industry insights are the particularities of the channel which you can't find anywhere else on YouTube! Thanks so much for showing, WATCHES TV!

[robertosanchez]

once again the best resúme of the watch industry... Thanks Marc André

[Fischi]

One of the most informatives videos I watches in the last month. Thank you.

[tonylee-UK]

Bravo Mr Müller, Marc and team for this outstanding video.

[johnhjic]

Great insight to the current Swiss watches, As away super chat with Oliver, Thank you. Keep well, keep safe and enjoy life.

[gianpakasa]

What a video!!!! BRAVO!!! Please, next time we'd like to see more charts..

[vincent]

As always, love your coverage of the broader industry and the field of horology in general, Marc & team!

[timetexas]

Great interview. Really appreciate the insight into the industry!

[DarkHelmetNL]

This was very interesting! Again an excellent video.

[fylke]

I loved this! Great analysis etc etc👍🍺

[klintbartle]

Great view into the state of watch making. Thank you Marc for sharing.

[scuba]

I am always intrigued listening to industry insiders talking about the brands or, even better, specific watch models regarding quality and value for money.

[axxo]

To sum up: Everybody is doing a great job! The prices will keep going up. Omega will continue being the Pepsi of watches but good luck buying Rolex. Good video, great job!

[angelofranchella]

Gran bell'intervista! Complimenti

[franciscoscaramanga]

When you say the AP CODE 11:59 will reach 15% of their total sails do you mean with or without the "imposition" to buy one if you want to get one day a Royal Oak?

[marcello]

Is there a way to download this report?

[Jedimaster]

Appreciate the insight. I am also following the monthly statistics published by the Swiss Horological Federation, and while the value numbers are up, the volume is steadily decreasing for the past decade. I am concerned whether the watch industry can prosper or even survive on lower volume and higher prices. Can brands like Richard Mille and others exist without a healthy industrial base to provide parts? That industrial base needs volume to exist. Would be interested in your views.

[onealattnet]

Great content! Hermes was a nice review that surprised me. I have a new found interest in them. The company that was not mentioned was Louis Vuitton. They seem to be going through a process similar to Hermes. Would love to see a separate category of Haute Horology/High Fashion Jewelry brands reviewed side by side.

Cartier
Hermes
Louis Vuitton
Harry Winston
Van Clef and Arpels
Tiffany & Co (sort of)
Chanel

[bullukmark]

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[bobbysebastian]

To be successful, brands should also listen 👂 to the collectors’ wishes & keep up with the pulse of the market before adding/ discontinuing models within their collections.