Stupendous! We are very privileged indeed to have Marc as our curator.

What a great video Marc! I had the honor to attend a panel last year on Dubai Watch week with Jean-Marc and was not only fascinated with his watchmaking knowledge but most importantly with his humble attitude. So nice to see the Watches.tv sharing the amazing done by him and his team to a broader audience. Cheers

Just love all these short clips you created on the Who's Who! Really nice insight into the minds of the designers and the brands which would otherwise not be widely known to the general public. This piece on JMW of Agenhor is most fascinating, I kind of wish it was longer and showcased more projects that he did. Would be jaw dropping to see one on Bovet or maybe even Ressence! Stay safe!

Just wonder, what a place this world would be if all mankind, us all, could put the same passion in our lives. What a world could it be. Many thanks, Marc.

the gears with teeth that act as springs is ingenious! very nice solution for decentral hands that are not in in the powertrain.

Super vidéo, comme d'habitude ! Le travail de JM Wiederrecht et d'Agenhor est absolument grandiose, ils arrivent à mêler technique, poésie, esthétique et à vraiment émouvoir avec leurs oeuvres, ce qui devient de plus en plus rare malheureusement. Ils méritent pleinement cette belle mise en lumière. Chapeau à eux et merci pour cette belle interview !

That's a great episode. We got to love his work, the man rocks!

Goddamn I love the videos from this channel!

Nice, in depth history and documentary. You managed to show so much in this vid and gather so much information. I wouldn't be surprised if you wrote every Wikipedia page that exists about watches 😂

It's rare that you see a genius that uses both the artistic and analytical sides of the brain. Ad in to that, a total love and immersion into the art of watchmaking from an early age, then you have a truly unique, human gem. Thank you, MA!

once again, content which is just from another dimension. you are the definition of haute horlogerie on youtube. i am deeply impressed. chapeau. (-:

Great videos! More please !!!

Thanks for the super informative series on the people and technology behind the watches we know and love Marc. Your passion for horology shines through in the videos. They are a must for anyone with more than a passing interest in time keeping.

Great video Marc. One common thing it seems amongst people with true vision and the ability to bring that vision to reality is that they all hated and were bad at school! But then, we all know mainstream education is just there to provided workers for the grind!

Thanks for sharing a great Master of Time. Unfortunately watch makers like him are very rare that is why he is one of a kind.

one of the very best episodes on watchmaking in general I have watched ever on KZfaq! Merci danke man!

I always look forward to these videos, but this interview with M. Weiderrecht is exactly what I wanted to see, and content you will absolutely find nowhere else. I thank you for your work, once again.

The genius of it all never ceases to amaze me.

Really well done. I’ll say it again. Best watch content on the Internet. Just wish it was more frequent. Awesome!

Best watch channel....by far. Thank you very much!

I always wondered who the creative geniuses were behind the Van Cleefs, Harry Winstons, Faberge's and MB&F, I had no idea that it all comes full circle to this man! what a legend.

Agenhor videos are always the best. I do not know why but I enjoy them a lot. It could be because of the great engineering examples that are shown to us, speacially that skeleton models, I am totally shocked by them. Thanks so much for sharing. Great job. Every week i love more and more watchmaking and all is because of this channel

This was a very fascinating video, and I feel compelled to say, if you weren't bringing it to us, we likely wouldn't see it. Great stuff Man, keep up the great work, and I will keep liking and sharing. 👍🏻

Great video as always been following you guys since the beginning. I sometimes struggle to read the subtitles and admire the beautiful watches at the same time. Usually i watch the videos 2 times to really look at the wonderful movements.

MAD, super reportage. Bravo!

Thank you for bringing the otherwise of the display case to us!

Cool to see living legends talk about their craft! Thanks a lot for sharing this! Well researched and presented!

The movement with a big hole in the middle...the thing which eventually led to the development of one of the most complicated chronograph movements ever made.

awesome, I was waiting fora video to portray how agenhor came to be

Fabulous video!I was only vaguely aware of Agenhor.Very very interesting and all new in f formationI am not sure if anyone has done it perhaps a video or two of watchmaking schools.I think you would be the perfect person.I wouldn't be surprised if you had already accomplished it

Very nice video,keep on the good work

Wonderful video as always! In my opinion Agenhor made some of the most innovative and poetic complications in recent years. I was very surprised when I realized that all those complications were coming from the same workshop. Are they still looking to produce their own range of watches?

Swiss labor market looks beautiful.

Great video 👌

Please do a interview with Pierre Nobs (ventura watches). Want to know more about that forgotten visionary

Inspiring!!!

Magnifique créateur

génial !

Was it a requirement back then that your montre d'école be finished to Geneva Seal standards?

bell vedio marc-ces des bonne horloger mais avec l'aide de nouvelle technologie 3d

Breathtaking as usual..."a mad in Switzerland company" - 😂