BIG Surprise

[Darkangel]

In Switzerland there are many good watch makers for a fraction of the $$$. Rolex has a very good marketing strategy.. and a strong following mainly due to its resale value

True....seriously,I started out with a Rolex because of their resale. Then as time goes by...there's more than just resale....and more watches come along

[seiko.citizen]

me currently saving up for so many things, I hope by the time I am next in europe, I have enough to cover switzerland many times over. Visiting factories, etc.

[seiko.citizen]

noted. Last time I was in europe it was short trip, so didnt buy europass, but if i ever go back, I sure go backpacking around once more. Sleeping in train cabins, subway stations, and backpacking but in suit to visit business contacts. I was supposed to be in switzerland this march, but cancel at last minute since there was an exhibition there, somemore can take bus to basel and pay basel07 a visit

[seiko.citizen]

thanks. you seem very knowledgeable on how to travel within switzerland. Maybe I should dig out my deutsch textbook and start revising

i can still speak alittle deutsch, but fluency not very good . my Français even worse , only know a few basic words that i learn from french movies.

[seiko.citizen]

how your european language? OK?? mine real rusty, but only deutsch I know, the rest bui hiao (dont know)

[seiko.citizen]

never use like me , sure will become rusty, but after awhile you will slowly regain the grasp of the language again. like my uncle quite surprised that i understand the train annoucements in german, and ask why the sudden change of plans

[seiko.citizen]

nice........ but when i was in france, the people seem quite hostile to those speaking english.

[seiko.citizen]

switzerland funny, there is no national language, as one part speak french, the other german.