TZ-UK Goes to Glashutte Part 8 - Uhrenmuseum Glashütte
After the mindblowing day at the „Big four“ at Glashütte on Friday, we started the weekend with a tasty breakfast at our hotel.
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Even if they prepared some delicious omelet for us, most of the time we didn't care much about eating, as there were some more interesting things on our table.
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All of us brought some special pieces from their private collections, so there were A LOT of breathtaking watches to look and discuss. Even if we were a mixed crew of „vintage“ and “modern“ collectors, it was enlightening to hear very interesting stories to better understand why these rare watches are so collectable. Not to forget the opportunity to try them on the wrist.
After breakfast we headed back to Glashütte to get some more blurry car photos from the radar and to visit the German Watchmaking Museum. To be honest as one of the „native“ Berliners from our crew I asked myself why it took me so long to find my way to Glashütte.
Just look at a very small selection of interesting watches they exhibit.
At the entrance…An absolutely astonishing „full complicated“ clock.
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But simplicity can be as beautiful, just look at this high precision grandfather clock.
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And that “Rattrapante” repetition pocket watch isn´t that shabby either…
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This few examples of the incredible collection makes you understand what great history the Saxonia/German watch industry has had over the past centuries.
So if you ever come to Dresden on a occasion, please plan a trip to Glashütte and visit the Museum too!