Thanks for popping in to our regular Sunday feature, the Watch Video Rewind, where we point out watch related videos we come across that we think are of interest. I have a little bit of a mixed bag today, starting with a video of a compilation of really amazing complicated watches that popped up on my facebook feed.
For some reason, I couldn’t find this again in my feed, so I had to search for it on line. Let me give you a little advice, don’t search for “watch porn” on your computer, especially not your work computer, at least not if you are looking for wrist watch videos.
If you have 10 minutes to spare, then check out the video above, which runs through the process of building one of these grand complicated watches, in this case the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 5175R.
Finally, with the start of Rosh Hashonah, I though I would highlight a watch and a watch maker that celebrates the company’s Jewish heritage. Above there is the review of the Itay Noy ID Hebrew, and below is a video of their workshop in Israel, both courtesy of A Blog to Watch. Shana Tovah to all our Jewish readers out there.
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 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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