Most things are just thrown together.

This slipshod, dishonest manufacturing is so general that concerns which turn out products based upon honesty and truth often win for themselves a world-wide reputation and command the highest prices.
There is no other advertisement like a good reputation.

Some of the world's greatest manufacturers have regarded their reputation as their most precious possession, and under no circumstances would they allow their names to be put on an imperfect article.

Vast sums of money are often paid for the use of a name, because of its great reputation for integrity and square dealing.
There was a time when the names of Graham and Tampion on timepieces were guarantees of the most exquisite workmanship and of unquestioned integrity.

Strangers from any part of the world could send their purchase money and order goods from those manufacturers without a doubt that they would be squarely dealt with.
Tampion and Graham lie in Westminster Abbey because of the accuracy of their work--because they refused to manufacture and sell lies.
When you finish a thing you ought to be able to say to yourself: "There, I am willing to stand for that piece of work.