Watchmaker Breaks Down Swiss vs Japanese Made Watches

[D'z Nutz]

It's a bit of a long video, but I love this sorta stuff. Every little component is so purposefully designed for something.

[taemo]

That's a pretty cool video, interesting to see the minute differences between the 2 movements and why Swiss is perceived to be better.

I have always been fascinated with anything mechanical so have told myself that I would like to disassemble a mechanical watch and even a film camera apart.

[shakalaka]

This is why I love mechanical/automatic watches. The amount of engineering and machinery that goes into these little things is freaking amazing.

[EmJay]

Cool video, thank you for sharing. Reminds me of the The Reassembler videos that James May made a while back ago.

[civic_stylez]

This is an old video (poor res quality) but was always my favorite for the intricate design and assembly of a Patek.

[syscal]

Thought this vid was pretty neat too.



Will watch OP's vid a little later today, looks fascinating.

[statick]

Cameron Weiss is a great guy who has skill & knowledge beyond his years.

[D'z Nutz]

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Thought this vid was pretty neat too.

Yeah that was pretty cool. Thanks for sharing that.

[taemo]

Didn't know Weiss was such a young company, nice field military inspired watches, i'm a sucker for 38mm sub-second watches

[rage2]

Co-founding member of Anthrax, gives up music and becomes a master watchmaker. Only American to be able to work on Chopards high end complications. Not many good videos but google up interviews with him, they’re well worth a read.