Professional watchmaker Ryan Jewell breaks down two different Carpenter watches; one watch with Japanese movement and another with Swiss movement.
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Watchmaker Breaks Down Swiss vs Japanese Made Watches | WIRED
Japanese watches are so underrated, everyone’s talking about Swiss this Swiss that but they never mention a great watch brand unless it’s a widely known clothes brands side product.
Dude… Wrong swiss flag 🙁
You idiot you damaging the face what do you think the face is made out of a springboard
what are you yapping about
This video makes me calm, not make fall asleep
19:40. Not very creative? I beg to differ! First wheel, Second wheel, Third wheel- That is some A+ nomenclature if ya ask me!
Did you know that a mechanical watch has more parts than a sponge?
who could’ve guessed ! 🙂↕️
this dude dope, but i hate the fact that doesn’t appreciate digital watches…
The precision of those stamped parts is amazing
Are those dwarf condoms?
thwith
Just getting into watches but what turns me off is that mechanical watches require maintenance and you can’t really do it yourself. With a quartz I will just change the battery and I’m done. Just a rant, that’s all.
Frenetically
Nice use of a very accurate descriptor!
japanese watches have a lower amplitude?
Why do watches bother with a date? It is never right.
Seiko have been going a lot longer than sone Swiss brands.
Thank you! T)
Whoever told me to “appreciate the little things” really underestimated my adherence.
This comparison is a bit misleading because it uses a Miyota 821A, which is an entry-level movement, against an ETA 2824, which is mid-tier Swiss. The 821A has some plastic parts, but that does not represent all Japanese movements. A fair comparison would be with the Miyota 9015, Seiko 6R35, or Orient F6 series, which are all fully metallic and in-house.
Next time film this top down
Cuando veas esos detalles un hechicero lo hizo