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I make no judgement or edit
Bernard,
I just report what was said....."accurately" and as recorded. 
Those are the comments as presented by Mr Stern.
As you know, some companies (named and un-named) entered a contractual agreement to co-develop and also chose whether to reveal or not to the public -- what their involvement in new materials technology was / is / will be.......
There may be conflict of contractual interest to talk about certain things and other specific companies.
There are also a lot of things that Mr Stern knows in the background as an insider and has chosen to reveal (or not) in his interviews.
Regards,
MTF
This message has been edited by MTF on 2007-12-27 04:19:08
INTERVIEW: PHILIPPE STERN – KEEPER OF THE PATEK PHILIPPE SPIRIT
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Tnx for posting and for not
being afraid to step on the holy toes , I smiled when i read your discussion about gray dealers/pricing etc. I wonder if we will ever be able to have a GTG with these guys for a free discussion. M. Xmas Tzachi
Thank you very much, Mr. Stern, and Dr. Melvyn ....
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MTF, are you really a doctor?
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Mistake made in statement by Mr Stern. UN was the first to use silicium
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I make no judgement or edit
Bernard, I just report what was said....."accurately" and as recorded. Those are the comments as presented by Mr Stern. As you know, some companies (named and un-named) entered a contractual agreement to co-develop and also chose whether to reveal or not ...
That is the absolute best interview
with a watch manufacture executive I've read. Informative, direct, and insightful - all at once! Well done!!