Don't actually have a ton of knowledge, or know the ins, and outs of it
all Blue Oval. Like you probably, I always thought years ago that Swiss
Made actually meant that everything was 100% Swiss made. But I think
it was just 50%, and evidently was that way for a while. Where the
watches had to be assembled, and inspected in Switzerland. With
the movements parts containing at least 50% Swiss-made components.
Now today it looks like it's gone up 10% to 60% in total Blue Oval.
Here is a some information that comes from A Blog To Watch right
below. It all gets kind of confusing. ..Seriously some times you think
you get it, and then the next second, you are like huh. :twitch:
Here you go:
At least 60% of the production costs of a watch taken as a whole must be
Swiss-based.
The movement must still contain at least 50% Swiss-made components in
value (not in quantity) and at least 60% of the movement’s production must
be generated in Switzerland.
Last but not least, it also specifies that the technical development of
a “Swiss Made” watch and movement must be carried out in Switzerland.
Smart watches are also included for the first time.
A Blog to Watch with even more. Hope I helped, but I'm not sure if I did. :bounce:
https://www.ablogtowatch.com/watches-swiss-made-2017/