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We sell Swatch Beat Plastic watches. The Squiggly online store does not only sell new collection, but also offers older models, straps and accessories.
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1997 - 2006 , Squiggly Trading BV is an official Swatch retailer.
We also have a huge stock of Swatch straps, Swatch accessories, etc.
Squiggly sells the latest Swatch collections as well as older Swatch models.
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This Story   Print This Story New Swatch Ad Features Rabbits In Sexual PositionsBillboard Kicks Off New 'Bunnysutra' Swatch Watch LinePOSTED: 5:49 pm EDT May 10, 2004UPDATED: 9:58 am EST December 31, 2004Tourists visiting New York's Times Square are blushing over a new Swatch watch billboard that features six pairs of rabbits in various sexual positions, according to a Local 6 News report.

See Billboard Images See The Story WARNING: Images may be considered graphic The billboard kicks off the new "Bunnysutra" Swatch watch line that features the company's "touch" technology.
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A Swatch news release reportedly says when touched, the clock hands land on "happy bunny positions.
local6.com - News - New Swatch Ad Features Rabbits In Sexual Positions
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"Local 6 News reported that people are outraged at the images, but a Swatch spokesman said the ad is playful and fun.

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In fact, so innovative is the process, but so simple the watch, that the patents the SWATCH company holds today are not on the watches, but on the robotics.
In the 1980s the Swiss watch industry was near collapse because the Japanese digital watch had taken over.
Thomke had worked as an apprentice mechanic in the watch industry, but had left many years ago to study medicine.

So proud is Nicolas Hayek of this achievement, he wears at least eight SWATCHES at a time - covering him from wrist to elbow on each arm.
A SWATCH is often cheeky in design, poking fun at the stuffiness of traditional Swiss manufacturing.
He designed a series of robots that created the plastic watch case in one swift move, embedding, in this case, many of the watches parts.
He hesitated to leave his secure job and return to a dying industry, but when he saw how much the Swiss watch industry had decayed, he rose to the challenge.
To make a thin, cheap watch, Thomke and his engineers had to reinvent the watch completely.
Thomke's production line makes a SWATCH every three seconds - no wonder it's often referred to as "printing" a watch.
SWATCHES are so popular now that collectors pay a premium for never opened boxes, even going so far as to dust for finger prints.
Thomke invented a way to make a watch in one continuous step, no time-consuming flipping needed.
Over 200 million SWATCHES have been sold since Nicolas Hayek suggested the world's thinnest, cheapest watch.
Swatch: A Public Radio Commentary by Bill Hammack Listen using RealAudio When the clock strikes midnight and a New Year begins, it's likely you noted the New Year's arrival on a Swiss-made SWATCH watch.
Hayek gave the banks advice that they didn't expect: He told them, don't shut down the Swiss Watch Industry, instead retool it to build the world's thinnest, cheapest watch.
This reduced the number of moving parts from from ninety to almost fifty, and lowered dramatically the cost of making the watch.
Traditionally, watchmakers start with a watch case and fill it piece by piece with parts, repeatedly flipping over the watch to insert new items.
Commentary: Swatch from Bill Hammack's Engineering & Life Radio Program
Yet, it made the Swiss, again, the world's largest watchmakers.
To my engineer's eye, the SWATCH is an incredible watch, which may sound odd since the SWATCH is famous for being cheap, and mostly plastic.
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