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In a universe of chaos, time seeks to bring order. It’s a manmade concept, completely contrary to the randomness of nature, yet we as a species have sought to perfect it for millennia. Today we have digital, atomic solutions to finding ever more accurate ways of keeping an even beat, but before the electronic age, mechanical was king. Reliable, precise and without a volt or amp to be seen, the mechanical watch is both a historical wonder and modern treasure. But how, exactly, does it work?
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What are some nice watches under 5 grand that showcase the actual clockwork inside the watch, just like this one?
All the watchfinder videos are great .. I always look forward to what’s next on the channel. keep up the great work ..
Rolex Cellini Date please!!!
you should get an oscar for your work! its amazing!
Absolutely brilliant!
that breguet just made me hard.
superb watch. superb video
Romantic story and an interesting timepiece !
Keep doing a great job, real pleasure to watch
Great video! This channel’s content is very professional and educational. I’m enjoying it even when I’m familiar with the subject of the video. Great!
your knowledge is unbelievable.
Thanks for sharing it with us.
Patek nautilus 5980 and 5712 please. Great video as usual.
One the best pioneers ever. Greatness.
Time is a ‘man-made concept’. Someone didn’t pay attention in physics class 😉
Is it possible to to compare a seiko 5 movement to a omega or rolex? I think this would be very intresting.
Outstanding video. So much valuable info and great editing.
That watch is awesome any Similar alternatives under $1000 price range?
Beautiful. A video on the George Daniels escapement?
the warm white balance added to the picture is a bit too much. All white and grey stuff look yellow. Otherwise one of the best watch content on youtube.
This video is a concise celebration of the Humanities!
Can you please work on the visual department? i feel like listening to an audiobook/podcast with a static screen shot of you holding the watch. When im watching a video I want to see new images and visual aids. Thanks
Amazing video! I’ve been looking to learn about mechanical movements for a while now, and this video does the perfect job of explaining how it works as well as it’s historical importance. Excellent visuals and narration. Many thanks!