As Jan often says, we try to bring a magazine type format to our blog. With this in mind, here is something completely different for your enjoyment. I have been interested in fine watches for many years, in my opinion, the Jaquet Droz watches have taken fine watch making to a stratospheric level, with of course, stratospheric prices.
Please check out this short video, I think it will bring a smile to your face, especially the bird watchers who visit us. When the video starts click on the you-tube link and go full screen, the music and the photography is stunning. Have a great day. Eddie
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18 comments:
What a beautiful watch, my uncle used to have something similar with hunting dogs in it, and I was very fascinated as a child. Valerie
I was just enjoying the gears moving when this video surprised me. This is much more elegant (and unique) but in a way reminded me of a cuckoo clock. Maybe that was the jewelers inspiration to create such a fabulous watch.
Wow, I love this, so unique ☺
:-O Stunningly beautiful watch and the engineering is amazing.
How beautiful. The watch is incredible!
Wow, that is so pretty.
,,,a thing of mechanical beauty!
An incredible work of art. Many thanks.
What a gorgeous watch and what a great way to advertize it.
Amazing precision and beauty :D)
Amazing. Such tiny parts working together to create such perfection. Thank you for sharing this with us.
What a beautiful watch. This is new to me, I've never seen or heard of this until now. I'm very glad to learn about it here. Thanks for sharing this.
Wishing you all the best!
Wow that is one amazing watch!!
I would love one of those watches, brilliant! Thanks Eddie :)
Oh my goodness, that is amazing! I'm so glad I stopped by.
that is so cool, I can't imagine what goes into something like that to make it all work the way it does!
Elegant !
it was food for eyes indeed
my father was watch maker and i was lucky to have watch on my wrist all my years before marriage
he used to unfold and fix watches front of us on weekends ,i could never forget the fascinating tiny parts of yellowish metal probably copper or brass may be
your video remind me all that :)
I like that.
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