I searched for it, but nothing turned up, so hope it's not a repost.
Last edited by Uriel; 27th April 2015 at 17:41.
Well I've not seen it before. I like the sound track!
Edit: They should have found a native speaker to edit their titles...read assembly for assembling.
And a question to any watchmakers. Is it usual to adjust a movement before putting into the case? Or, to put it another way, is a movement so rigid that assembling it into the case will not affect its rate?
Last edited by PickleB; 27th April 2015 at 19:39.
Thanks! I enjoyed a lot its not-so-glamorous but rather industrial feel.
Ohhh, I want one now!
Nice p0rn video!
Yes, it is usual. Movements are for example certified by COSC before they are cased.Originally Posted by PickleB
Thanks to the OP for the video.
That was fantastic, thanks for posting. Great to see the same model watch as mine being assembled!
A really absorbing video. Obvious demonstration of traditional watchmaking skills and techniques but with a refreshing embrace of how automated and efficient the production of modern watches is.
Really enjoyed that, cheers...
Must... Not... Spend... More... Money
Really good video, very impressive facilities
Fascinating. Thanks for posting, really enjoyed that. They are lovely looking watches
Excellent video. Love the juxtaposition of ultra modern technology with traditional artisanal skills.
It's nice to see a company not trying to romanticise what they do too much.
Rolex production videos for example look like James Cameron directed them.
It's great to see this insight into the process.
A GS is definitely on my wishlist. They really are great watches especially if you want to fly under the radar.
nice video.
for some reason i was taken with this scene...
dont know why, just the idea of detailing a plate that will never be seen!
Really enjoyed that, thanks for sharing
Great video, thanks.
Thanks for sharing! I liked it.
Cheers!
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Great video! Very impressive. :thumbup:
A great video. Amazing to watch.
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Excellent. Thanks for sharing :)
Excellent informative video.
Suprised that the movements were assembled by hand without gloves.
wondered how they avoid the odd bit of lint deposited on to the dial?
Super video.
But where are the unicorns?
In the secret forest – the location of which is known only by one member of staff!
As a mechanical engineer, I enjoyed watching this video very much. Thanks for sharing!
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