This young watch maker is really passionate! He is using dripping sands to finishes it movement plates!TUFF Stough wrote:video below is ultimately inspiring, especially for the homagers. sadly, it can't be shared in other platform due to the licensing.
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/onde ... o/2058505/
the making of his famous wadokei watch can be watched here.
The original wadokei maker, Hishashige Tanaka, happens to be founder of Toshiba Group, also creator of the famous art of Karakuri (automata doll) in Japan. You can search in Youtube for more awesome videos of his creations. And they are created 200+ years ago without any modern tools.VanSong wrote: ↑April 20th, 2020, 7:46 pmThis young watch maker is really passionate! He is using dripping sands to finishes it movement plates!TUFF Stough wrote:video below is ultimately inspiring, especially for the homagers. sadly, it can't be shared in other platform due to the licensing.
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/onde ... o/2058505/
the making of his famous wadokei watch can be watched here.
Nice share.
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The link doesn't seem to work for me.aris.dayton wrote:
Thanks for the advice, appreciated!
