***** Glad you lik it.

+Marcin Kościelny its not what it does..it is how it is made and the resources it used.

+RICHARD NGANGA but all that hard work and the best feature is you can flip it over. so now I have two watches is one Mind Blown

+joshua lam Yeah but look how big it is. Gives you the privilege of saying mines bigger than yours. It's like wearing a wind up alarm clock on your wrist. Talk about steampunked.

L Doyle let me ask you this Who wears a wind up alarm on their wrist?

That is the question.

I watched the video since the iphone 5 got blended hahaha

Maltfalc hahhaha best comment that I read today :D

+Atheist Avenger It should come with a magnifying glass and a cure for the "maraca guy pulse"

+Maltfalc Yes, if you are a pimp or a 80's third world dictator, it will blend perfectly. God bless them.

I got a working seiko (60 yr ) from my grandpa he told me to repair it and keep it 😍

Me be like : go to repair your BRAIN MDF !!

Than ur grandpa would be millionaire

@@emperorff-2081 😆😆

I would gladly

🤣🤣

😂😂😂

To anyone who may be interested I made a video about how clocks work with detailed computations and a short discussion about the nature of time: Enjoy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/epePfdSqmcm7l40.html&ab_channel=Math%2CPhysics%2CEngineering

...or untangling a Slinky.

Preach it

+morelli tech It says that to the brainwashed appeal to authority type of human... or shall i say slave?

+PartOfYou ok special snowflake

+morelli tech That watch says only one thing it's "I" and its pathetic.

+Rio Sanjaya LOL!

+Rio Sanjaya I guess it needed a pro lubrication before installation.

+Rio Sanjaya wtfug he did .. but it a nice watch though

+Rio Sanjaya i watch that over 100 times

+Rio Sanjaya many watchmakers use sebum (The product of the Sebaceous gland the sides of humans noses offer a plentiful supply)as an assembly lubricant I watched my late father a master watchmaker do it for years!

start by totally eliminating all caffeine consumption and your hands will steady out. I learned that from some eye surgeons.

Stretching and nerve glide exercises help a ton!

I think it might be just as easy for you to look steady when the commercial crew omits the footage of you not looking steady.

Same here, I got it from my mom, she's the same way. Wrist watches are like magic, it's almost like they are alive when you see them spring to life while they are being put together.

learn an instrument and then play live, everything gets steady after that

CsmatrixTR lol 😂😂😂

Jesus Christ I almost died that was so funny. You cant just say shit that funny....

CsmatrixTR you made my day 😂😂😂

hahaha

No it won't but it can kill anyone with its price tag.

A True Wisconsinite good thing this watch dosnt have a battery, could you imagine taking it apart to replace it haha

ellasOLE22 These things have to be in the shop being maintained pretty often (they're a lot like super cars), and the maintenance costs for these high end watches are ridiculous.

Leggo My Ego now thats fucking bullshit, "pretty often" is like a span of 5-10 years and most of these super expensive watches have a lifetime free maintenance/guarantee

pumpkinsoul12 now that's fucking bullshit and it tells me you've never owned a luxury watch. I don't know of a single high end watch brand that has lifetime free maintenance. For example, Patek recommends servicing every 3-5 years, and they charge 1500 swiss francs per service on a watch I own. That's fine if you only own a single watch (and nothing happens to it), but if you have a collection it gets expensive. Here is the truth that you seem to know nothing about: www.nytimes.com/2009/11/27/fashion/27iht-acawrepair.html?pagewanted=all www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aY73d5h8j7XY

pumpkinsoul12 Eh, 5 years is, in fact, about max. After that it should be broken down and cleaned and re-oiled. Dust can get in past gaskets and the crystal and it's not worth ruining a watch because you're too cheap to get it serviced. Now something like a Patek you'd want to get serviced through them considering their ridiculous price tag.

I was wondering where this comment is. I knew it would be somewhere around here lol

This is 5175, perfectly designed, perfectly engineered, perfectly made. Sorry Patek Philippe is not a hipster brand but calling them "brainless" because they use technology is the most brainless thing I've ever heard from a person talking about watches.

True but their precision was really bad

@@danielperlman8802 Try making screws smaller than the eye of a mosquito.

Clap, clap, clap !!!

That's true

I get it.

That was funny!

fair comparison haha

***** "tree people" xD

Cuong Tran I dont get it

TigerVIB Irish UFC fighter Conor McGregor, known for his flashy style both inside and outside the cage, once remarked that 'tree' people died making his gold pocket watch.

TigerVIB Like it takes so much time to create them, that would be job for whole life for 3 people just to make just one this watch. (lyric hyperbole)

+TigerVIB think he might be trying to paraphrase Pulp Fiction, where butch get his watch from his father.

i genuinely think in that moment he's still infact looking for imperfections haha

+Jake Evan it's 2.7 million dollars.

+Mateusz Gawliński I believe he was quoting Donald Trump's struggle with only a "small one million dollar loan" from his father.

+WarMachine Oh, I see! I'm not very familiar with US everyday matters ;)

*2.6

it TIME you get a job .... making watches ....😵

True if it does not impress you with its beauty, you need a soulless quartz!

I think good engineering is an art form.

That's not fair to say. The latest Apple M1 Max processor has 57 billion transistors and there are chips that have a much higher count but the average person doesn't even care about such tech or what it takes to design and fabricate such things. They just take it for granted as a finished product. The world is filled with man-made marvel's many of us take for granted but we do have souls all the same. Let's just say we all can't appreciate all things in the same way. Fine pottery would leave yawning as that's just not my thing although I know any craft takes years to achieve a high level of skills.

Thanks Aristotle.

@@billshuey7422 take it easy on quartz my brethren. They have their place in the wonderful world of watches, and a good one certainly does it's intended job quite admirably. I love my autos, but regular day to day I usually have a beater Casio of some sort rocking on the wrist. Now... If I was a high power business type, suited and booted everyday then I would certainly opt for the fancy autos more often. There really is something almost magical about a finely made automatic watch.

As a teenager I heard exactly the opposite. It would be interesting to know the actual story.

I have heard the same story in several guises. It's an amusing anecdote, but I don't suppose there's any truth in it.

@@DownhillAllTheWay yep, me too !!

Yeah. Then it's assembled by a human.

My favorite part was the metal carving... So satisfying

:D

4:20

me toooooooooooooooo XD

I'll go so far as to call it ugly...

When all's said and done, what is a watch for? If its stated brief is to massage somebody's ego, then this is a great watch. If it's to tell time, well, I have a Casio that cost £35, and is still running on its original battery, though it is 10 years old. And although it gains a few seconds per day now, for the first year, it kept time within about a second and a half *_per week!!_* That may seem like an exaggerated claim - but it's true. The glass is scratched now, and the case also looks a bit graunched because I wear it while I'm working on cars, or in my workshop, so it needs replacing before too long - but for the price, I could buy a lot of them for the cost of the one in the video.

@@walkingarrow3244 I had a problem with mine. I found that I couldn't adjust it any more - the buttons got stiffer and stiffer to operate till they barely worked at all - which meant that every time I had to adjust for daylight saving, I had to take the back off and operate the switches manually. The buttons press in little brass contacts, so I bent them a bit to help make contact - but the repair didn't last long. Next time I had to take the back off, I discovered that the buttons simply didn't move, so they couldn't press on the brass contacts. I found that each button had a tiny C-clip on its shaft, so I took them off (without any of them springing away and getting lost - WOO HOO !!) and removed the buttons. The buttons have a head and a shaft (a bit like a tiny, thick-headed drawing pin), and I found an accumulation of compacted dust under the head of the button which prevented it from being pressed in. I cleaned it out, and the watch works like new again. The repair took less than an hour. Pity I scratched up the glass so much - but I can still tell the time on it - and like I said - what is a watch for?

Poor people always have to put others down . Just because you can't afford it doesn't make it wrong .

@@SKBKER You didn't indicate who you were replying to, but what you said suggests it was addressed to me. I'm not in the billionaire bracket, but I'm not poor either. I have bought two things in my time that were considerably more expensive than a top-notch watch - but they were very practical things for two people who needed them. Instead of doing that, I could easily have bought a _very_ expensive watch, or a flashy car, but instead, I have a Casio and a 14 year old Citroen. I'm simply not impressed by "bling". I was an engineer by profession, and admire fine engineering - but I wouldn't spend on a finely engineered solution if a much cheaper, cruder product would do the job just as well. In the days when all watches were mechanical, I used to fix them as a paying hobby, and I still harbour an affection for time pieces (which is the reason I was looking at _this_ video), and I love the wooden clocks by Clayton Boyer, and have often thought of buying plans to make one. My brother used to fix watches too, and his admiration drove him to purchase a Rolex Oyster, and he was very proud of it till he was held up at gunpoint and had it stolen - but he had also come to the realisation that it didn't give him anything that a cheap, quartz watch would not give him - so that's what he got next. I reiterate what I said - if you want to tell the time, get a watch for $100. It will do the job just great. If you want something to massage your ego - well, a $100 watch won't do that for you. It's all a case of what you expect to get from a watch.

I thought same bro⌚

Ok that's a bit too much.

damn u r right

Bigger watch = Bigger dick

You're so stupid I can't even

Hahaha

or you could just have an Iphone like the rest of the sane population of the world

Roobz Z well, if i have money to buy the watch, i'd rather buy an iphone, a watch can't call or text someone anyway... >_>

+Endly Anantha He's calling you stupid because you don't get that putting so much effort in a watch makes it a piece of art.. I'm pretty sure it's in a museum right now..

it can be forgiven because it was interesting as fuck.

it took time :3

Do what do you think we were created or evolved, if we were created, who? And can evolucion and the evolution of councious be repeated with a different spicies?

if everything need creator, who create the creator?!! your logic,lacks the logic!!

@@ahoorakia That Creator is God, so God doesn't need any creator to create him, if so he ain't God.... You're the one who lacks logic...

@@DontTapMyDP read what I wrote, understand it, then reply!!

@@ahoorakia well he gave you the sheer answer

It's not true, your body is far more complicated and costlier than this watch. In fact human body is miracle. If you can build a human body from scratch (not by se*) you will become god. And cost of making that body will be far more than million times the cost of this watch. Only building brain like a human brain will cost more than trillions of dollars still it won't be as perfect as yours or anyones.

@@mein3324 r/woosh

@@artemisfn5848 r/wooooooooooooooosh.

@@mein3324 bummerr

Me too but I think abot my friends bady parts

It could be to protect some fine propriety details.

@@Justin9503238275 You do that by blurring specific parts, not by making the entire video at a lower resolution lmao

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hp1_qtVpvtfNf40.html Same video in 1080p

They put all the budget in the watch and they did not have enough remaining to get a better camera

Can't use higher in 2014 if I recall right.

Paintings have sold for over $200 million, and they just hang there. It's much easier for me to understand paying big art money for an item that DOES something. A watch like this one, or a 1933 Duesenberg II Boattail Speedster. I guess I'm just not sophisticated enough to appreciate paint on canvas.

Well try to sell a copy of same painting for $200 million. Wrist watches are not genuine works of art while paintings are. Quality over quantity. I hate that they make such complex watches only with costly materials... Machines can do the same job!

Clay Loomis guess not, better step your game up.

Clay Loomis, if function matters the most, why not just buy a $50 watch that has far more functions than this and doesn't need to be maintained every couple of years? Or maybe just buy a smartphone and not have a watch at all?

The Truthful Channel Well, I'd hardly call a Timex or a smartphone art.

nice

Loving Uranus yes ..your woman is simple :3

then youre fucked

+MyKillersquirrel or spntaneous Nosebleed

B4 sneeze comes turn ur face around You would know it within few sec b4. The brain gives signal

Thank you for your sneeze knowledge.....

+turbostewi "Now I remember..."

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so how are you typing?

Speech to text with a Stephen Hawking V3

Seiko will mass produce a more accurate clone but it will look like it came out of a gumball machine

@@scotte2815 Seiko is a disgusting brand trying to leech

@@redsea1234 Seiko is a solid watch company that makes many fine watches. They make every part of all their watches. Rolex has always been the great pretender. Seiko's Spring Drive is the most unique and innovative there is BAR NONE!

@@redsea1234 Seiko is a many-faceted company. They produce lower-level quartz movements, cheaply, for mass-consumption. They also produce their Grand Seiko line which far outstrips most of their European counterparts. Scott E is absolutely correct about Seiko’s Spring Drive movement. Educate yourself a little more about watchmaking before making sophomoric comments.

@Pedro Ivan Sanchez What are you replying to? Seiko (or rather, Grand Seiko) produce very few watches in the $25K+ range, and those are limited editions. My daily beater watch is a Seiko King Turtle SRPE05. It costs around $450 and keeps decent time -5/+8 seconds/day, (close to COSC standards). If I want to wear an even more accurate watch at a low price, I’ll wear my Casio FW91 quartz digital watch. It set me back a whopping $13 on Amazon.

+outspolsis So true

+outspolsis aaaaaaaaaaaaaand you can collect them, as i do :D :P

+outspolsis got a 99% remake of the g-shock for like 10 bucks :D isnt that craftsmanship :D :D

+outspolsis lol made out of dog fur and slavery

Hoang Duong just bought a casio for 18€

What a shame these technicians put themselves through knowingly waste time making watches when the best they can do when it comes to precision is worse than a quartz clock at the cost of ten dollar. More than 99.99% of their efforts goes to make a good look as if they all are homosexuals.

MrOperettalover Isn't all the jewelry and decoration merely for glamour and attractiveness rather than practicality or functionality?

Automatic watches are for the heritage and style Most people don't wear a watch to tell the time anyways

Hoang Duong That may be so, but as it seams these technicians are not adult enough to say all they do for a living is to decorate, but rather pretend they are making something useful which is simply not true.

Silicone Shart me too

Silicone Shart it's a lead sharpener and the lead is in a lead holder. When you spin it the lead and the sharpener inside move with each other and create a really fine point. Kinda like the old school sharpeners on the wall in school that you had to turn the handle but instead you're turning the lead holder. Lead is used instead of pencils because lead is harder so it keeps its point more for more precise lines. It's commonly used for design, drafting, and architecture. The more you know!

Silicone Shart

yea?

Silicone Shart m on

Actually they did try to compare their smart watch with this time piece

Apple are the masters of advertising and promotion to make something average seem extraordinary since they know their customers are often very easy to fool.

Michael Parker says they guy from his apple computer.

sam3d I had a choice to get an Apple computer but decided to just burn £1000 and with the money left over could still buy a PC that's better than a Mac.

Michael Parker Buy a PC every 2 years or buy an Apple every 10 years? It's a not brainer!

+DanielVidz Haaaaaaaa

+DanielVidz nice

Really good one

this is gr8 banter

At first a passed over as I do most worthless comments, but then it hit me. A like for you, sir!

Just look in the mirror :^)

i agree with you

Get some bro, then come back to this post :)

Not the most beautiful, but the most amazing

looks like not many things you saw in your life yet....

will women make you feel better , that is why

That's obvious dude, even some of the simplest life form are probably more complicated than a watch made by us...

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I'll go $20

I'd buy that for a dollar...

taking a big risk here

$40 is my final offer!!!

9:59

+Lulink actually it was 7 years

Actually, 2 years. It took 7 years of development.

10:37 :3

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dacasman It's not that much of a joke considering the quality of fake Rolex watches coming out of china these days.

Leggo My Ego Yeah thats what I had in mind when I wrote that comment. I figured I would add (joke) so people didn't flame the hell out of me.

dacasman Maybe your right, some chinese fakes are so good you cant apart them from a real deal. haha, nice joke :D

dacasman Hahahaha, honestly i thought the same thing while watching the video. But i do have new found respect for watches after watching this video.

Lmao

That's right. The machining equipment and tooling alone is amazing. Some of the most precise instruments in the world, which allows them to create the most precise and complex watches in the world. Truly amazing.

you mean the graphing calculator? (even that is like 80 dollars)

Casio make digital watches too you know. I remember when digital watches were the height of desirability and had a price tag to match. Nowadays we have these supercomputer smartwatches on our wrists.

That Casio watch is legendary.

Casio hugely popular in 1980s and 1990s nostalgic aesthetic. Decline in analogue because they look antique old manual clocks, when Casio is digital automatic and has default features like backlight, alarm, stopwatch, timer, countdown and additional technologies in various models. Because the 21st century was peaking and it was a necessity to have binary digital dials because it look more to its age and the future was shaping in progress. 1970s the first digital watches were begin produced, around Mid decade Casiotron came out and it cost a fortune but models after were insanely cheap. Mid-late 90s I got my first interest in them.

I bought my first Casio in 1978, a wonderful LCD chrono.

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yeah, after all the plating and flare they add to the inside movement, and they cover it up with a bland off white color.. what a shame

Itd be better to have it with that skeleton look

Hello BRo The Back!? Which back? This watch has two faces!

DeadWolfQc Gamer They should sell glass watches. Fibre glass, or something transparent anyways

Watches like this similar to a human bodies would you like walking around people can see your heart your kidneys, your liver your lungs all your organs same with watches ,the miracles that make your organs work is hidden and protected same with watches the components that make watches work should be also hidden and protected ...

if he is proper rich (not from government and not from using government guns to enforce monopoly) then it means he has given people a product or service they demanded and did it efficiently since in a competitive market you need to find algorithms to do the job more efficiently otherwise you can't compete with the next guy who does it better faster cheaper. The money he receives for giving people a product or service they demand- the money he receives represents a surplus in the system that he has earned. If he wants to convert that surplus that his business achieved into buying a watch makers precious time then so be it. It isn't 'fucking humanity.' there are no victims in their trade. It is government that fucks humanity

+Stephanie Weil The man at the beginning is Thierry Stern the CEO of Patek Philippe. The person who does the drawing is a female.

You're right. He was like "damn, I'm rich and bored as fuck, time to make a ridiculous watch because fuck humanity".

Keep your denim shirt on it's ok to be rich...

Except most are not "proper rich" they take advantage of others. For example the Wells Fargo scandal.

+Ronan Dee I don't think this watch is everyday-use watch, for e.g. it weighs 1KG

+Ronan Dee Nobody needs a watch at all.

Did you not see his white gloves. If you get one side dirty from not remembering to put your white gloves on, you always have the other side.

It was done so they could fit all the complications. It's more of an art piece than a watch...

+Ronan Dee it would make sense.... if you could turn it whilst on your wrist. it's a display piece luckily.

The Ceiling lol

Well you’re not wrong

"take out wrenched ankle"

+batvette or my personal fav, "take out humongous fungus"

OMG that's the funniest thing I've ever read. Especially after watching that guy assemble the watch. Nice one.

Sam R.F. i was thinking the exact same thing

bozo the clown would cut your hand off for you to make a nice belt buckle. Niccce and shiiny.

Check out Joe, at the Nekkid Watchmaker. The guy is amazing and entertaining. He restores watches and it is amazing to watch him work.

@@johnr5252 who's joe?

@@randomguy8476 joe mama

@@randomguy8476 check out the website I mentioned.