Swiss watch exports returned to growth last month, signaling a recovery in the US market that had struggled with the impact of trade tariffs. The rebound came after a period of weakness, with demand from American consumers gradually picking up as companies adjusted to new pricing strategies and supply chain adaptations. This shift suggests the watch industry is navigating the tariff challenges more effectively than initially feared, though the recovery remains uneven across different product segments and price points. US demand now appears to be the primary engine driving this export growth, highlighting the critical importance of the American market for Swiss luxury goods manufacturers.