Swatch sees more growth after record sales in 2011

ZURICH (Reuters) - Swatch Group , the world's largest watchmaker, shrugged off the impact of the strong Swiss franc to post record sales in 2011 and said it is confident of more growth in 2012. The group, which is best known for its colourful plastic Swatch watches, said on Tuesday sales rose 21.7 percent at constant rates in 2011 compared with the previous year to a new record of 7.143 billion ...

Swatch Group Reports 21.7% Increase In Gross Sales For 2011 - Quick Facts

Swatch Group Reports 21.7% Increase In Gross Sales For 2011 - Quick Facts

Swatch Drops 2012 London Olympic Games-Inspired Watches

Swiss watch and jewelry maker Swatch kicks off 2012 with a pair of sports-inspired Gent Originals, the Olympic Games Collection for London 2012.

Swatch eyes further sales growth

The world's largest watchmaker, Swatch Group, eyes sales growth of between 5% and 10% in 2012 after reporting record sales in 2011.

Swatch Group Sees Record Sales of $7.5 Billion in 2011

Despite a difficult economic environment, Swatch Group saw its gross sales increase 21.7 percent, year-over-year, to 7.14 billion Swiss francs ($7.5 billion) in 2011 with December posting the strongest month in sales in company history. The world's largest watchmaker shrugged off the impact of the strong Swiss franc, which negatively affected sales by 10.8 percent. ...

Swatch 2011 Gross Sales Rise; Sees 'qualitative Growth' In 2012 - Update

Swiss watch maker Swatch Group (SWGNF.PK, SWGAF.PK) reported Tuesday an 11 percent rise in gross sales for the year 2011 on the strength of Watches & Jewelry and Production segments, despite massive negative currency impact. The company also expects 'good' operating profit and net income.