Thank you for stopping by to check out our regular Sunday feature, Watching Video Rewind, where we find interesting watch related videos and then share them with you. For today’s installment, Hodenkee takes us on a tour of Nomos Glashütte, we have a couple of videos from RGM, a video on dial making, and finally a tour of the Alpina factory.
The video provides a nice insight into the manufacturing process of this popular German watchmaker, but the companion article goes into more depth and is worth a read.
Next up is a short video from RGM featuring Anthony Bordain (yes the celebrity chef/writer/TV personality) talking about the watchmaking process from a casual fan’s perspective, and how what RGM does is the total antithesis to his style of cooking.
Staying with RGM, here is another video with an interview and a bit of behinds the scenes action with this high end manufacturer bringing watchmaking back to America’s heartland.
Jumping across the pond, here is a short video showing the creative process behind making one very prominent watch feature, the dial. The video feature the work of Backes & Strauss of London.
Finally, we land in Switzerland, with a tour of the Alpina factory.
That’s it for this week’s edition of 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 in the watch video rewind from your suggestion, we’ll be sure to tip our hats (electronically, if not literally) in your general direction.
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