rewind_logo_1Welcome back to our regular feature, the Watch Video Rewind.  In this series, we bring to light watch related videos which we feel are interesting and worth sharing with our readers.  This week, we have videos from GoS, Adam Savage, and Dagaz Watch.

First up, let’s talk about GoS (aka Gustaffson and Sjögren).  I’ve been a fan of what they’ve been creating with damascus steel, and when you throw my favorite color (blue) into the mix, it’s a watch I’m going to take notice of.  Check out the video for the new GoS Bifrost.

 

 

Next up, we’ve got a video that has Adam Savage talking about watches.  Yes, the same Adam Savage that we all came to know from Mythbusters.  The guy seems genuinely interesting from other stuff I’ve watched, and he’s got a whole slew of interests.  Watches fall into that category, and in this video, he and his co-hosts talk about our hobby.  The relevant part starts around the 9 minute mark, if you want to skip ahead.

That’s it for this week’s watch video rewind.  If you stumble across any interesting watch (or time) related videos out there, drop us a line. If we end up using it from your suggestion, we’ll be sure to tip our hats (electronically, if not literally) in your general direction.

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Our last video is a bit different, as you’ll have to head over to Facebook to view it.  This one is worth it, as it walks you through a teardown of a Seiko SKX.    Of course, if you are looking to modify your own SKX, this sort of video is invaluable.  For the rest of us, well, let’s just say it makes us knowledgeable enough to be dangerous, and keep a qualified watchmaker in business.

That’s it for this week’s watch video rewind.  If you stumble across any interesting watch (or time) related videos out there, drop us a line. If we end up using it from your suggestion, we’ll be sure to tip our hats (electronically, if not literally) in your general direction.

ByPatrick Kansa

A big data developer and leader with a penchant for gadgets, books, watches and beverages. You can find my work on WristWatchReview, Knapsack.News, and Slushpile. If you're on Twitter and/or Instagram, you'll find me there as @PatrickWatches.

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