TimeZone’s Michael Sandler Joins Tourneau
Tourneau, America's largest watch retailer, announced that Michael Sander will join their team as vice president of strategic planning and business development, a new position within the retailer's infrastructure. Geared at promoting new brand relationships and developing new opportunities, Sander's addition to the Tourneau executive team marks another step in the company's strategy to re-brand itself. Sandler brings a deep knowledge of the watch world to the 111 year old company, earned largely from his role as the General Manager of TimeZone. Sandler is respected by watch brands in the U.S. and Europe, and his industry experience will be paramount in driving critical company-wide initiatives. I am happy for the opportunity to join Tourneau at such a pivotal moment in the brand's history, said Sandler. It is an exciting time to be a part of a company which is recognized as an authority in the watch industry, and which continues to grow and re-brand itself to the desires of the moder

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