Cameron Weiss watches aren't made in the US. The Peseux movement is Swiss Made and I wouldn't assume the rest is made in america either. They're assembled in the US, which is very different from being USA Made.

​@@Enrico- In 2016 Weiss' Cal 1003 movement-bearing watches reached stringent FTC certification to literally state 'USA Made' on their watches. These specific ones are not currently in production since they're still re-establishing manufacturing due to moving from LA to Nashville but it seems clear they'll be restarting this. This also tragically ignores RGM -- who has made entirely in-house movements in Lancaster PA, since 2007.

To be fair, many, if not most, really high end watchmakers put their own name on the the dial. This is a pretty traditional, common design style for dress watches. When you see Fossil watches of a similar style, keep in mind that that the patterns on those dials are achieved through a stamping process, not engine turning. Side by side, you will see a massive difference between the two. It's like a Chrysler 300C vs. a Rolls Royce. There are always cheap imitations that have the same general style.

I don't like it = It shouldn't exist. Welcome to the 21st century.

then you are giving Fossil too much of a compliment lol.