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Switzerland is famous all over the world for its high quality of life, excellent chocolate and aesthetically appealing watches and clocks. The country has also developed into a leading global centre for the entire value chain of the Life Sciences and Medical Technology sector.GXP CONSULTING Switzerland is a company specialized in Life Sciences which provides high quality support to its customers all along the product lifecycle.Vision: Our goal is to become the Swiss leading consulting company in the field of GXP related topics within the Life Sciences.

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The O.ZBINDEN store, named by the fourth generation of watchmakers in this branch of the family, is established at the 17th of the rue du Mont-Blanc since 1942. Ernest Zbinden, watchmaker in the 1930’s, opened a first store at the top of the rue de Coutance. One of his sons, Raymond, did the same but at the rue du Mont-Blanc which at the time, and still now, represented the most important passage in Geneva. Other stores opened with the help of his son Yves in Geneva, Zermatt and Verbier. In the 80’s the decision was taken to concentrate all the business at the rue du Mont-Blanc and to later create the Golyt S.A. company in 1993. In the year 2000 Olivier, the fourth generation of watchmakers, joined the company and took over the presidency in 2013. Since it’s creation, the store has had three major transformations to attain it’s actual size. The store has never stopped it’s development to be able to follow the evolution of the market and the brands.

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Manufacture of the hand Our hands, made of brass, steel or gold – most with a diamond-finished surface – meet the very highest quality requirements and adorn the timepieces of the most prestigious brands. The hands are placed one by one, with tweezers, on traditional small cards and inserted under slender loops to hold them in place. This final task is a meticulous operation carried out by hand which has never been replaced by an automated process.