
Swatch
Swatch didn’t save Swiss watchmaking—it outsourced its soul to plastic and price.
Finding out what people want, or persuading them they do.


Tommy Hilfiger is not a story of creative rupture. It is a case study in post-failure repositioning: a bankrupt retailer turned branded sportswear system, funded by Murjani, then Chou, staffed by Ralph Lauren veterans, and sold via spectacle before substance.



