Why she mention Schild is like the Tudor brand, they're nothing alike.
Schild went out of business, gone dead, Chinese have resurrected the name.
Tudor never went out of business, they'be been going since 1926 and are still the sister brand of Rolex.
And why does she keep mention Swiss hand made tourbillons being sold for million as a comparison.
Oh and Rolex don't have a tourbillon maybe too technical for them to make
, so what, most Swiss and non Swiss brands don't do tourbillons, why, well while a tourbillon may be a piece of horology wonder in the days of pocket watches, in practical terms it's a waste of time in modern day wrist watches apart from showing off/look.
As for questioning if Rolex not being able to do a tourbillon, just remember Schild don't make movemnts or anything, they only assemble watch parts they buy from the manufacturers, Rolex on the otherhand are a manufacturer, they
make their watches, every single part, they have at least 5 massive facilities across Switzerland making all the various parts, including their own movements, for their watches.
