The absolute generosity of this man sharing his knowledge at the top of the game should humble us all.

The metal removed in this manner is not usually referred to as 'chips' or 'swarf', but rather in this case 'shavings' is more applicable, as what is being removed are not actually chips. Please don't take this as a criticism, but rather a comment from someone who has been around machine shops and taught the terminology by a master machinist and personal mentor. I very much appreciate this lecture and presentation as a watch collector and I was extremely interested to see how this form of artistry (guilloché engraving) was created. I am in awe of the work shown here and it is by far the best presentation I have ever seen showing all manner of techniques in engine turning, having watched many videos, all of which pale in comparison to this presentation. Thank you.

Stunning .. Im always blown away by the level expertise some people can, with loads of practice, achieve. Thank you

To whoever uploads these videos: thank you so much! This is such an amazing and underdiscussed topic!!

This kind of information sharing is quite laudable. Fearful, protective, anti-competitive secrecy comes from a place of weakness. This presentation only comes from a place of confidence and strength. The work is uniquely great, and everyone knows it. If someone else makes “infinity weave” products, we know who they’re copying.

Josh - magnificent presentation !!! Well done

I enjoyed this! Another aspect of the process that adds to the difficulty is to orient and fit the pattern being generated into the space correctly. I think that would be a topic by itself. Please continue with these presentations on engine-turning. JIM

What a fantastic presentation from a modern day master of the art. I knew very little about the subject and learned so much from your presentation. I am very early in my hobby of watchmaking and am also interested in the machining aspect as part of the hobby. I am a semi retired ophthalmologist and will be traveling to LA in July and it would be an absolute privilege to visit and observe your work. Regards. Jeffrey

Good to see there are still great craftsmen around , keep it up so inspirational!

incredible! His website- all watches sold out unsurprisingly!

Great information and insights, thank you!

some of the watches looked amazing. And the work he's doing is mind boggling.

Oh man, am I nerd or what ? Very interesting and impressive work.

I could watch many more hours of the history part!

Thanks for sharing! Loved this video

super travail bravo

Good job bro👍👌

Wowza. That looks tough.

i believe CNC advances will make this device attainable , a 5 axis cnc mill can do all of that and more.

🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍

I FEEL LIKE I COULD DO THIS WITH MY 100W LASER ENGAVER

43:00 Faberge not Fabrege...

Noooo, it’s Constan”TAN”, not Constan”TEEN”....