Rather enjoyed this

[ralphy]

R

[Kakadu]

Me too, thanks for posting!

[itsgotournameonit]

Thanks for sharing,Makes the whole process look simple.

[andrewcregan]

Now that is a cool video. Loved it.

[gazzafaegreenock]

Fantastic, I'd watch that all uncut if they'd release it.

[Raffe]

I can only recommend a Nomos manufactory visit - you will see all this and more as you are walking between their watchmakers and look over their shoulders.

[magirus]

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I enjoyed watching that Ralph, thanks for posting.

[PJ S]

You're slipping Ralph – http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...os-watchmaking

[jrpippen]

I was waiting to see something over his shoulder! You mean you liked it Ralphy!

(#toomanybeers)

[P9CLY]

The laser doing the wording was amazing and quick.

[PJ S]

I could watch that part of the process all day long, and never get bored of it – amazing to watch.
Did you notice the 4-digit code done at the start, caused discolouration of the steel due to the localised heat build-up?

[Glen Goyne]

Thanks for sharing. The watch winder is awesome!

[mr noble]

Cool video. Thanks

[PickleB]

Some more links here: http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...os-watchmaking

[Iceblue]

Great viewing

[sestrel]

The times I've tried to replace a set of hands after tinkering, and how difficult that can be. And how micrometre accurate and precise their machines do it, is a thing of beauty. Thanks for posting.

[100thmonkey]

Thank you very interesting

[Dan83bz]

That laser is badass

[barryw]

Thanks for sharing

[JonRA]

Great viewing

...and listening - loved the sound effects too

Thanks Raplh

ATB

Jon

[hellominky]

I think that goes a long way to explain to non watch people why this whole thing is so fascinating to some.

Superb. many thanks

Steve

[redsnapper]

That's some serious watch porn. Thanks for sharing.

[Omegary]

The times I've tried to replace a set of hands after tinkering, and how difficult that can be. And how micrometre accurate and precise their machines do it, is a thing of beauty. Thanks for posting.

Difficult to tell for sure from the video clip but I'm guessing they use a Bergeon 6935-3 (or equivalent) hand fitting tool for the hour and minute hands. Use them everyday and they're a great bit of kit, ensuring consistent and precise tolerances between dial and hands. Shame they're about a grand to buy though.



I really admire Nomos and their philosophy and videos like this just reinforce what a great company they are.

Cheers,
Gary

[andy tims]

The laser doing the wording was amazing and quick.

Yup

Nice little film

[sweepinghands]

That laser is badass

Yes. I thought the same. It was so cool

Thanks for sharing

[Tahiti]

Excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[K300]

thanks for sharing, really steady hands, how many of us would trust ourselves with extremely pointy tweezers a mm away from an expensive watch face

[markl]

The laser doing the wording was amazing and quick.

I thought that ! Real time ?

Thanks for posting, very interesting, could have happily watched more !

Mark

[mwurliinkomeg]

Fascinating video - thanks for posting.

Trevor

[Dave in Wales]

Brilliant, thank's for sharing.

[colin t]

Excellent, thanks for posting.

[burton]

Does makes you wonder what the fuss is all about doesn't it.. ;o)

Thanks for posting this.

[Mortis]

Great video, so thanks.

[Superfish59]

Interesting post. Cheers.