Marc-André you are in my Hall-of-Fame in the Watch business! Thanks

Nice to see German watch production. Keep up the good work.

Its about time. German and Japanese watches are at par or better than their Swiss counterpart.

Great content and very good presentation. Thanks from Germany.

Great video and informative content as always! Really interesting to see both some of the big players of German watchmaking and of course the independence like Moritz Grossmann, which for me is the most interesting, amazingly done! :)

Thanks a lot Marc Andre & team for bringing this video on German watchmaking. I hope to see Dutch, French, British & Japanese watchmaking videos in the future.

Thanks!

Dear Marc, Thanks so much. A fantastic, amazing and inspiring video! Congratulations to the good people of Glashütte! Bravo!

Excellent video! I love nearly all of the German brands from that area.

These factory visits are superb, thank you SO much

Fantastic report thank you keep up the good quality

Marc, once again you nailed it..., what a great review of the smaller saxonian watch players..., i had the chance to visit Lang & Heyne and fell in love with their work...

Thank you for sharing brother's.

As always a fantastic report, as always like no other!

Another great presentation Mads, good to see WEMPE training people .The last time I spoke to the watch maker I use here in Sydney , he had been to a local watch and clock makers function , he told me he was one of the youngest there and he is near retirement age....I think that your chanell helps to promote the craft and appreciation and well as the business side . Hopefully also inspire some future craftsmen...

Another great interesting video,they always pass by so quickly. Have always felt there is a lot of great watch brands coming out of Germany that somehow slightly go unnoticed. Love this channel

Marc thank you for this very interesting and informative review, and also to the folks at the Dubai Watch Week.

What an interesting report! Now I want to go to Glashütte for a little vacation and buy something nice. ;-)

Appreciate your in depth coverage of this event, thank you.

Brilliant video! Thank you so much for the ever-amazing content!!

10 years ago I was the first time in Glashütte and it really has blown my mind. This year I visited it again an was even more impressed. Its incredible how this little town has developed since the reunification. I also visited many of the watch factorys. My favorites were Moritz Grossmann and the Museum. Since many years I really like the watches from that town, owned a Nomos, Mühle, and an A. Lange & Söhne pocket watch, wich I completely restored, but sadly it was stolen :-(. This year I made a new Case for a very beautiful Lange pocket watch movement and today I repaired a Lange pocket watch from the 20s. It was in a very bad condition an I had to make a new Barrel and a new Malteserstellung, but its a joy to work on this type of watches even when they are in such a sad condition. Keep going strong Glashütte! Greetings from the austrian Horologenland.

Beautiful watches. Great update. Thanks again.

Another fascinating video looking at brands that don’t normally get attention. Thanks !

Outstanding video. This gives me the idea to go there next Spring when we go to see our first grand child from our oldest daughter. Warum nicht?

My ultimate grail watch will be from Germany...... Awesome video Marc!

Fascinating video! Keep em coming, Marc! 👍

Wonderful video as always ! I found the pictures in the plants especially interesting. It is pretty nutty the amount of finishing and corresponding expense such as polishing screws. Reminds me of the Lancia Appia's very beautiful and expensive to manufacture "jacks" in case of flat tires. I think you summarized it beautifully that watchmaking was "Essential Art".

Thanks for this short little trip to Glashütte! Glad to see more German watchmaking on the channel =) All the best from Germany

Thank you for this fantastic video

really awesome!

Grosse Klasse, MAD. As usual. Now there’s the Black Forest left to discover as the second historical region of German watchmaking (all new museum at Junghans)...

Favorite watch channel!

Great video. More on German watchmaking and key German wacth makers in history and today, please.

Can't wait for the 2nd episode.

Great Video! :)

ahh ze german watches! , great production , you should have your own tv show , enjoyed thoroughly. 💪🏻

I like the German watch industry.

Such a beautiful city. Looks straight out of a fairy tale.

Great video! But Muhle Glashutte is a fantastic brand!

Polishing the threads of small screws ! Now that & more the Swiss will need to see, listen n practise bcos they need to make not only for buyers but for watchmakers of the future to appreciate it even after many decades, that full detailing in manufacturing of a top quality watch is key to a higher horology level & standards..... Way to go for all that started it first 👍👍👍👍👍😉

This is just so awesome! I would like to get timepieces from Nomos and A. Lange & Söhne in the future. Thanks for the video!

So jealous! Watchtripping: Glashütte Edition? 😉

Top video !

Excellent stuff

I personally visited this area a couple of months ago to visit the watch museum even though i trend to book some factory tours, because it was just myself they would not let me in , however we took a look around the shops in the town and saw most of the watch brands made here.

What a trip!

Thanks for this interesting video

I enjoy this video, all I can help is give it a thumbs up and hope other sees as well.

Great!

7:06 this model is a beauty!!

Wish the video never ended.

Congratulations Marc ,really cool video, I personally was eager to know and see more about these brands on site. Do you think in the next watch trip could be possible to include Saxony as an alternative or complementary site to visit? just a wild thought.

Great trip Marc more of the same please.

JUNGHANS is also fantastic brand from Germany.

I expect nothing less from the German's! Best, IC

Good job! Very nice video (From)Tariq Time Service

12:33 wow that's a good Movado watch. Movavo watches made and sold today are totally crap! 12:35 the Heuer is great as well.

Mr. M.A.D., have you ever seen these watchmakers drop a small part like a 1mm screw? I wonder if they have a procedure for hunting for a dropped watch part on the floor. Although they are skilled professionals, dropping tiny parts must happen! Do they excitedly say, *HEY, Do not walk here, I must find my screw!*

I have often wondered how do watch makers keep their place clean. The process shown at 10:01 won't it create a very fine metallic dust? what happens to all the substance which comes out of grinding that metal against that machine. Or perhaps she is just polishing it. not shaping the metal.

Why they only make manual winding watches ? In this entire video I only saw one automatic watch , is automatic watches are that complex ? , or they have any patent issues ?

This video makes me want to spend money on watches :-)

8:48 what's that beauty.

Marc, if ChronoSwiss was one of your subjects what about Sinn or Hanhart? Thanks, love the video.

it is just a matter of time American watches (mechanical) will re-dominate the world. There is a huge start up scene in Pennsylvania now.

that was not communism, that was socialism :D Grettings from fan from Poland

You guys are too swiss not covering german watchmaking even when u did it was very short!

i always tell people to buy german or japanese when it comes to anything made of steel. Sinn, Damasko, Muhle, Braun, Nomos etc are the leaders of form and function. i get so many compliments on my Sinn U1-SDR its crazy. swiss watches are very overrated, overpriced.