How Piaget Made the World’s Thinnest Watch | Watchfinder & Co.

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It all started at SIHH in 2014, after the successful release of the Altiplano 900P, then the world’s thinnest watch, when one of the marketing team joked with the technical team that they “should make a thinner one for next year.” The comment, in passing, did its intended job of winding up the people who’d worked so hard to make the 900P-but it also did something else, sowing a seed of thought in their minds. What if they could make a watch even thinner?
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@watchfinder 11 месяцев назад

We know you want more watches…. click here: linktr.ee/watchfinder

@Tp681 3 года назад

I'd buy it if my wallet weren't as thin as the watch...

@mosasako4679 3 года назад

As long as there is a black amex in it....

@JayJay-jv2wd 3 года назад

Just get the most expensive credit card and no wallet. It might work😁

@cakraparindra4659 3 года назад

oh your wallet will be that thin after buying this watch, so no problem

@Atombender 3 года назад

You could put the watch into your wallet.

@mexicofly 3 года назад

Haha

@DoctorJ1337 3 года назад

Watchmaker: I wonder if we could make a watch with a 3D printer. Piaget: I wonder if we could make a watch with a regular printer.

@JasperJanssen 3 года назад

If you make a watch a foot in diameter or so, to hang on a rapper’s chest, then sure, 3D print it.

@hankelvisimpersonator2832 2 года назад

I see what you did there. Best ever comment!

@CadillacDriver 2 года назад

Underrated comment. I feel it's over most people's heads.

@tivrobobo 2 года назад

bravo!

@humorss 2 года назад

@Osw719 its got a low beat movement, 1/12 beat per hour.

@sandippaul468 3 года назад

If I drop this watch, the thing that will stop functioning is my heart.

@aldwinjasperjoniega8973 3 года назад

Oof

@davidhunternyc1 2 года назад

Look on the bright side. You wouldn't have to fix the watch.

@jacob1121 2 года назад

The watch is so light that it may as well be an ant falling from a tree, it will be fine if it survived a friggin hammerblow.

@casualbydefault 2 года назад

@@jacob1121 Just gotta worry about a light breeze when it happens though.

@laughingman4236 3 года назад

So this is one of those “Price available upon request” watches...

@andrewcalvarese 3 года назад

Actually yeah, just looked up the price yesterday

@loaded2820 3 года назад

400K.

@rajrishiparmar1362 3 года назад

@@loaded2820 Jacob and Co makes like a million dollar ubsurd watches, 400k for something this labour intense is actually very and i mean VERY understandable, infact borderline underpriced.

@jayn8392 3 года назад

@@rajrishiparmar1362 jacob and co. has to be my most dislike watchmaker. Their stuff is just gaudy and ridiculous.

@rajrishiparmar1362 3 года назад

@@jayn8392 I'd say 2nd most disliked. We still have a hublot around, don't we?

@DesertTriDad 3 года назад

Once I pay off my house, I may sell it and move into this watch.

@bazadam6635 3 года назад

I feel you

@blakris9382 3 года назад

where will you sleep??

@andrew66769 3 года назад

Of all videos to comment this on, its on the video with the thinnest watch lmfao.

@bazadam6635 3 года назад

@@andrew66769 that's what makes it brillant

@afarhan21 3 года назад

Oh tiny you.

@TheJzai 3 года назад

“I reckon they could make it even thinner” Ooooo the engineers and craftsmen are gonna hate you for saying that 😂

@nunyabizness199 3 года назад

I heard they are chasing him with tiny hammers to this day...

@faisalingalong 3 года назад

@@nunyabizness199 Maybe not so tiny...

@robertjusic9097 3 года назад

@@nunyabizness199 thats hilarious

@japd7897 3 года назад

You can make it thinner if you draw a watch on your wrist with a ball pen 😉😎.

@LlyleHunter 3 года назад

When I heard him say that I thought something similar.

@rohanjoshi40 3 года назад

Any more thin and this watch would disappear...this is a marvel..

@sadeeshck 3 года назад

Hahaha.. Good

@Holywalk888 3 года назад

2 minutes into the video and I'm like "show how thin it is already !" lol

@daledoesmtb7402 3 года назад

2mm says it all. 😳

@dr.asishmathewjoseph9678 2 года назад

Dude seriously. That dude just kept saying the 900P ova and ova again

@TheSupertecnology 3 года назад

The thumbnail made me think you were actually holding the strap's deploying clasp. Holy shit...

@andrewnibbi 3 года назад

I saw it and thought it was a faulty wire pulled from some electrical harness. Clearly too thin to safely conduct electricity.

@lumibrite 3 года назад

i thought it was a really thin link of a bracelet

@TheAverageTargaryen 3 года назад

Same here😳 I was thinking “what a strange choice” then I read the title

@blakris9382 3 года назад

wait wat

@appalachiangunman9589 3 года назад

Andrew Nibbi same here, I thought he had gutted the F.P. Jorne quartz that I watched a video on yesterday.

@chrisb9360 3 года назад

That's literally breathtaking - I gasped when the watch was turned to its side profile. Incredible engineering.

@mitchellintrieri 3 года назад

I would like to take this watch and give it a good old fashion bend test with my thumb lol

@Camelotsmoon 3 года назад

It really is amazing lol. Now, how about we get that in a women's watch size?😂

@CanISpoonYou 3 года назад

Wait so you didn't look at the Thumbnail? Lol

@network735 3 года назад

Amazing

@apocalypsepow 3 года назад

I'd be afraid of snapping it in two

@Martin-pb7ts 3 года назад

Watchfinder, you don't "make videos", you are storytellers of the highest order. I am married to a gifted storyteller so I know how much talent and creativity goes into telling a story just "so". I have only the greatest respect and appreciation of your work.

@goldcd 3 года назад

This makes Rolex, PP and the other big-brands seem like 'fashion watches' I can never afford this, but makes me happy it exists even on somebody else's wrist. Not even sure there's an adjective to describe this - but the happiness you feel just in a fellow human achieving something amazing. Like the Apollo missions.

@nukembear2345 2 года назад

Essentially all watches are fashion watches, no matter how complex! To the end user its all about getting noticed! To the watchmaker its challenge in design and engineering but it's still just a watch!

@sylversyrfer6894 2 года назад

@@nukembear2345 - wrong. It’s a piece of art, a technological and engineering marvel that is extraordinarily beautiful in its complexity and diminutive dimensions. Stick with your Samsung Watch cuz you just wouldn’t understand.

@nukembear2345 2 года назад

@@sylversyrfer6894 you actually just reaffirmed my statement.

@dominicrusho 3 года назад

Still too thick

@hugedickerinokripperino5299 3 года назад

Like ur mom ;)

@ziplepingouin1186 3 года назад

Yeah, I'm just gonna draw a watch face on my wrist, just like Patrick...

@DampZombieNugget 3 года назад

Don't.

@Justtellmetheanswer6910 3 года назад

You’ve just sent a team of engineers to suicide

@ChapelTandel 3 года назад

that's what she said ;-)

@TetrixJ 3 года назад

Watchfinder: "And I bet they can make it even thinner" Piaget: "Are you fucking kidding me"

@martinsaunders7925 3 года назад

The Chinese are trying as part of their millenium project. They're worried there's not enough time

@ronochow 3 года назад

Engineers: "Ah 💩, here we go again..."

@guitargeorge6423 3 года назад

Just sandpaper away a few hundreths of mm from the back

@largol33t1 3 года назад

@@guitargeorge6423 Careful, you might go right through and hit a few parts inside!

@pippipster6767 3 года назад

If you can do 2mm you can do 1mm, no probs.

@Ben.N 3 года назад

Yo my Seiko has scratches that are prolly thicker than 0.2mm that's crazy

@HFZ916 3 года назад

Imagine the cost of servicing it 😂

@darkshadowsx5949 3 года назад

what service? when its dead its dead. unless the crystal adhesive can be softened with heat.

@r.o.1330 3 года назад

.......at a water cooler discussion at the latest board meeting, one of the directors joked that it should include a perpetual calendar as well.

@glasmannschaefer 3 года назад

And what about a minute repeater? or a tourbillon? Come on Piaget...

@memesfromdeepspace1075 3 года назад

The craftman :"say sike right now"

@dylantosta4218 3 года назад

And a minute repeater function too.

@rahuljosephp8603 3 года назад

And 12 zones too..

@theaussiewhinger 3 года назад

The director was then promptly murdered by the engineer.

@b.2221 3 года назад

This piece of human engineering borders on the insane , long live insanity.

@bigboiganiga8356 3 года назад

All was fine until a riot of insanity came protesting to your existence and burn down whatever you had built and worked for.

@madhukarjonathanminj2772 3 года назад

@@bigboiganiga8356 Hey,nothing is perfect.

@largol33t1 3 года назад

Hearing about the problems the popped up during production is shocking such as when they closed the body and the glue spread everywhere, stopping the movement. Holy shit, that's THIN.

@ABCDEFGHIJKELA... 3 года назад

I can't imagine a watch that thin would keep time very well, it may, but I immediately think of problems that could arise from wearing it, and the transfer of body heat, and outdoor elements changing the accuracy of very thin materials used. certainly incredible, and massively interesting to see work, I don't think I'd complain about the price, regardless of what they ask for it.

@ryzenryne8747 2 года назад

It would collect moisture, ceasing the watch to work.

@Emilmarch 3 года назад

Regular wallet, turns into the world's thinnest wallet after buying the world's thinnest watch...

@CoyotePark 3 года назад

Ahahahh underrated comment 😂

@adamczyzewski7357 3 года назад

Hilarious, how much is it though?

@saboss 3 года назад

@@adamczyzewski7357 410.000 CHF (460.000 USD)

@j.p.9522 3 года назад

The finest watch channel on RU-vid.

@simplygame5530 3 года назад

Not just on RU-vid,the best u can find.

@j.p.9522 3 года назад

@@simplygame5530 So true.

@silverstorm6973 3 года назад

Facts!!

@aversusa1 3 года назад

No being owned by Piaget's owner)

@masandoshin7620 3 года назад

Check out pride and pinion...

@FF-qc8kw 3 года назад

Such a good video, not 50-70% percent talking about history/hypothetical stories/or comparison to other watches like lots of this channels vids but actually informative and interesting beginning to end with such an important watch. Happy to see Watchfinder & Co grow!

@Casey87_ 2 года назад

I wonder if they were to use some composite materials rather than alloys if it could be made even thinner? Also, just imagine the heart sinking moment the movement stopped after adhering the glass when the solution seems soo obvious?! Still, it's an absolute masterpiece.

@lazyguycooks6244 3 года назад

6:52 I hope it's a prototype or a salesman unit you have there. The mechanical mark & rough finish on the left opening next to the polished gears is a bit no no. However they have really made a good breakthrough & a masterpiece

@sadteeto 3 года назад

Can't wait for the part 3 where they use photolithography to make watch parts

@AlessandroGenTLe 3 года назад

And part 4, molecular-sized components (yes, they exists www.nature.com/subjects/molecular-machines-and-motors)

@edward5759 3 года назад

Stop giving them ideas

@netsch20 3 года назад

@@AlessandroGenTLe Was gonna say something like this. Piaget should get in touch with IBM to make a watch from literally singular atoms

@afarhan21 3 года назад

Or print one using an inkjet printer.

@Brainman_2331 3 года назад

@@afarhan21 damn bro not everyone can afford the ink cartridges. Stop flexing on us, we'll stick to Piaget.

@oskarwroniewicz 3 года назад

I keep watching your videos for a good year, and I still can't believe their quality. Not only the macro shots and B-rolls, but the way you tell the watch's story. Mindblowing stuff

@dylanlamb8710 3 года назад

Loved this two part video series. What an incredible piece! Is a combination of minimalism and complexity at the same time.

@rrcaniglia 2 года назад

I’ve worked in R&D for decades and it is always gratifying to see engineers solve problems.

@noelmcdonagh3905 3 года назад

Piaget is brilliant. They have been the leader in thinnest, a complication in itself. Which then aloud them to excel at hard stone dial and high-jewellery timepieces. Love this brand. I would take a Piaget over a Patek any day!

@xi_ips_1_mochammadirfanazm402 3 года назад

The strap is thicker than the watch itself. Masterpiece!

@afarhan21 3 года назад

They have to kevlar coat it for strength. Just amazing thinness

@japudjuha 3 года назад

Simply amazing, that’s one reason I love this channel, we get to see such amazing pieces that often we didn’t know existed. My favourite watch channel 👍👍👍

@rodrigogutierrezreyes4702 3 года назад

There's just no words for the amazing prowess of the watchmakers at Piaget. A watch that is almost as thin as your credit card is just mind blowing

@protexusa 3 года назад

3:46 there is a dent at 8 o clock! I am returning it!

@gurudayalsingh1993 3 года назад

7 o clock *

@angusmcintosh1857 3 года назад

That’s a proper watch video. Amazing work Watchfinder.

@jackallread 3 года назад

Thanks guys, this is a great two part series! Very enjoyable and informative!!

@sreekargurijala 3 года назад

Hats off to every one involved in making this watch possible 🙂

@NoeDactyl 3 года назад

Incredible how they had so many unexpected issues and they still managed to make this beauty!

@spektrograf 3 года назад

Every moment of pain was palpable. What story well told! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

@mrgrey91 3 года назад

Brilliant video pointing out the actual challenges. Very informative! Stunning watch!

@Michel-ql1ng 3 года назад

Love this video! And especially the Piaget! What a beautiful piece of art! I am proud to own an Altiplano myself (not this one by the way..). Well done Watchfinder &Co.

@dimman77 3 года назад

Glorious. Absolutely glorious.

@varunu4176 3 года назад

Kudos to the team coming up with concepts for these videos, I love the new direction of the Watchfinder videos that are coming up in 2020. Please make a video on A. LANGE & SÖHNE CABARET, not many know of its existence and to me, it is on par with a Reverso, Cellini prince, and a Tank.

@mckennymcgowan5480 2 года назад

👏 👏 👏 Bravo. I applaud the team who engineered this time piece. They have experienced engineering and stuck to it. I would like to be part of the next watch you will make which is even thinner. Cheers.

@larryscott3982 3 года назад

I had skipped over part 1. This is interesting to almost anyone. The dimensions are mind blowing. So of course I watched both 1&2. Nice videos.

@diongteckshen8830 3 года назад

I've had the pleasure of personally trying on the Altiplano 910p myself last year. Client happened to be Piaget looking to do a mini launch! I can now say that I've worn the world's thinnest watch on my wrist. Once.

@IFELL100 3 года назад

so much added value in this video. Not only we can see the macro shots from all angles, but the development stories (and other details) shared here are just what makes this channel so good.

@chiphungerford 2 года назад

Great job both on the watch and the production of this video

@alext8828 3 года назад

Remarkable how man dings, dents, and machine marks could be seen at high magnification. Even the reflex camera next to the watch had a massive dent on it. What craziness ensues?

@fredleonard1547 3 года назад

Absolutely a brilliant video. Be interesting to know things like how the balance wheel was supported with no balance cock. Maby jeweled and running on a fixed pin??

@JogieGlenMait 3 года назад

I’m afraid only Piaget can break this record in the future.

@Immortal__ 3 года назад

Bulgari ;) 6world records in thinness in 6years. They could do it

@bena9495 3 года назад

@@Immortal__ what about citizen eco drive one?

@HudsonGTV 3 года назад

@@bena9495 Quartz movements don't count as they are not mechanical.

@garyggarner7738 3 года назад

Awesome Video! Thank You so Much! The engineering is amazing!!

@dinargindulin8581 3 года назад

The whole premise of the video is that noone has ever tried to make a watch that thin. While appreciating the craftsmanship and the beauty of that masterpiece I can not agree that it's the first of its kind. There was a soviet manufacturer "Raketa" (rocket) that is known for manufacturing the watch called "Rekord" (record) somewhere around early 60's. It had a thickness of 2,7 mm while also having a second hand. The Rekord that is still unbeaten today.

@jonasthemovie 3 года назад

The movement of the Raketa Rekord was 2.7mm. Not the watch. This watch is 2mm in total to celebrate their own old movement that was 2mm.

@marion_roberts 3 года назад

Thank you Piaget for proving that a zulu-like strap can be used on a dress watch.

@hydorah 3 года назад

The amazing thing is, it's not just a technical marvel, it's also beautiful. What a way to pass the time!

@pranabroy8218 3 года назад

These videos make us work harder so that one day we don't have to watch it but to experience it. Great video. Great watch.

@the_mlg_pizza2985 3 года назад

im real glad this video is out! ive been waiting for it for a few days now, awesome ;)

@christopherliang6879 3 года назад

Wow, don't know if this is marketing or just me appreciating horology and craftsmanship but given all these, the current price is a bargain

@christopherliang6879 3 года назад

never mind, did not know the watch price was on request

@Diepvries11 3 года назад

The engineers sound like a bunch of incompetent screw ups.

@kugagaming7401 2 года назад

this is most amazing stuff that i have ever seen, so many tiny stuff inside is just wow and when he said that they test it with hammer it just blows me away lol. ill prolly never be abe to afford somthing like this but still i love to look videos like this

@bijankumar2922 3 года назад

Lovely discover. I love it !

@hoping67 2 года назад

Even a regular watch is a complete masterpiece,this is just absolutely incredible

@5amH45lam 3 года назад

Glancing at the thumbnail, I thought to myself, _'cor blimey, they've even made the clasp super-thin!'_ ... That's not the _clasp,_ it's the the _CASE!_ 😲

@mrcheese725 3 года назад

This guy can literally talk himself out of prison!!!

@Neildo430ci 3 года назад

Should run on next Election.

@TheBoomsonic 3 года назад

And depression.

@lancehunter3821 3 года назад

WOW! Just WOW! THIS video is why I consider your channel to be the pinnacle of watch channels on RU-vid. Thank you for enlightening us on this GRAIL watch. The 'Holy Trinity' should be revised to include Piaget and kick out AP. Any idea on price and quantities to be produced? I'll never be able to afford it, but it's nice to know something like this exists for us amateur horologists.

@mkoldewijn 3 года назад

That sly laugh when saying "make it even thinner" was gold

@vrudelta 3 года назад

"Reckon they can make it even thinner" as engineers that spent years suffering just to make this one cry

@GuyVanderAa 3 года назад

Impressive. Undeniably an engineering marvel

@mi626 3 года назад

Thanks for another marvellous video.

@theexchipmunk 2 года назад

You know, I am a bit surprised they close that material. I would have expected them to go for tungsten. But then again, the cobalt alloy might be resilient enough and not as much of a nightmare to machine.

@ghostindamachine 3 года назад

It is an engineering art piece, just mind blowing!

@yungdadi 3 года назад

This watch is a metaphor for the endless problems one encounters to achieve perfection

@UnitSe7en 2 года назад

Not a watch nerd but I do appreciate micro mechanics and to see the thickness of that machine is quite amazing. I stared quite a bit.

@sureshobhan 3 года назад

Making the impossible possible.....wow.....superb watch and equally amazing narration.....

@iamafutsalplayer1429 3 года назад

So... the A. Lange and Sohne Triple Split is next?

@donaldvincent 2 года назад

Wow! I have always been impressed by my "old" Pulsar from back in the 1990's. Moon Phase, Full Chrono, not really expensive, ($150 I think) and less than half the thickness of any of my other watches. Now I am really impressed with the engineering but with a budget that large it is not so impressive. I'll stick with my old Pulsar, quartz and all.

@finished6267 2 года назад

Meh.

@Metal-Joker 3 года назад

The most euphoric stress of a video ever watched by WatchFinder..so far.

@ericweis9771 3 года назад

Incredible engineering! Thanks for sharing that.

@dor-si9145 3 года назад

The real question: How's the Lume?

@IIXII 3 года назад

Constantly boasts about how thin the watch is yet takes 2 minutes and 55 seconds to finally show side view of the watch . . . infuriating

@laughingman4236 3 года назад

You must be joking...

@nahyanrajee198 3 года назад

This isn't the type of channel that just delivers facts. If you want to see how thin it is, Google it. This channel is about the art of watchmaking.

@velchuck 3 года назад

Absolutely amazing and beautiful! This watch just blows me away.

@IcyBrown 3 года назад

I was watching it already with widely opened eyes. But the moment I saw one of the screws it reminded me of my Festina watch clasp, out of which I got a little screw out - its like 2 mm's long - I tried for a long time and multiple times, didnt get this damn screw back in ever again. It just lays there waiting for the day I go to a watch repair. I just lost my entire cool and gave in. At this moment I realized what the heck they went through when assembling it, not to mention, planning and manufacturing it. Godda..., Id loose my ish a thousand times and lose my mind completely. Bravo to Piaget!!!

@varunsatheesh4730 3 года назад

Hey! Can you make a video on Seiko 5 sports? Like those high value ones! Thanks!

@junito1008 3 года назад

2:55 What you came to see !!

@sunilshetty5510 3 года назад

You thought you will get likes on this comment? Expectations huh😒!

@junito1008 3 года назад

@@sunilshetty5510 What I didn’t expected was some random ignorant writing in my comment !! 😁 What a surprise !!

@cent1989 3 года назад

Incredible craftsmanship!

@rudysponger1 3 года назад

How in the world will they service that watch when the time comes? Incredible video! Puts into perspective the cost of such watches.

@GP-nn9to 3 года назад

0:24 "U L T I M A T E" letters are all over the place

@thecornedbeefcouncil9792 3 года назад

G P indeed, I even wondered if that was done on purpose? For the life of me though I can’t imagine why the letters (especially the M) would be so uneven and spaced so poorly?

@DanielChar 3 года назад

Good eye

@ryzenryne8747 2 года назад

@@thecornedbeefcouncil9792 it's handcrafted. Anything can be unaligned.

@thecornedbeefcouncil9792 2 года назад

@@ryzenryne8747 for these prices there’s no excuse

@ahmedsalek976 3 года назад

That is mind boggling!

@chrisbluma7942 3 года назад

That last line was golden. Nice touch.

@zelphx 3 года назад

The last line had me laughing. I guess the gauntlet has been thrown down... correct?

@CyberDroneII 3 года назад

I really wonder if this watch does bend when you actually wear it. It seems so fragile. I can barely imagine it to be suitable for every day use.

@KoolKyurem25 3 года назад

Considering they smacked it with a hammer, I'd say they thought about it. But I understand where you're coming from. 2mm anything is exceptionally thin.

@bellcranel0889 3 года назад

While the Jean Lassale cal. 1200 bends with its case. The piaget is manufactured with strength of modern materials in mind so the chances of it bending is low.

@emilchandran546 3 года назад

I don’t really think this is an everyday use kinda watch. That form comes with compromises, the winding mechanism was mentioned. And although they found a solution to the excessive wear, I’m sure I probably still wears faster than your average watch. It’s engineered to be robust enough. But in relative terms I guess. I’d probably keep it for occasional use.

@bellcranel0889 3 года назад

@@emilchandran546 True. I think it would only come out of the house if there was a collector's meet.

@lospermatozio7611 3 года назад

..just the idea is not for everyday use..

@rudyflores6805 3 года назад

There will soon be watches foil thin the way this technology is progressing

@SuperMauricem 3 года назад

Truly magnificent piece of horological genius, unsure how practical it maybe, but there is no rhyme or reason to climbing Everest or going to the South or North Pole. So because of overcoming the adversity and challenges this watch represents to its makers I can truly appreciate what it has taken to have a watch this thin.

@silver965 2 года назад

"and I reckon they could make it even thinner" If we listen closely, we can hear the sound of the engineering team behind that Watch have a collective aneurysm.

@nickg5156 3 года назад

I would be interested to see the timekeeping report on one of these to see how far off the delta is from a more moderately proportioned movement. I would think that the thin mechanicals would be much harder to balance which could introduce some instability and influence the delta.

@creightonkling9901 3 года назад

You say the movement is sealed when the crystal is placed on. How do they get the crystal off, then? Does that mean the watch can't be serviced?

@jonnysteve_RF 3 года назад

They have tools to remove the crystal, for example when it was glued on with too much adhesive.

@jonwelch564 3 года назад

Probably use heat, like when opening modern phones.

@rahuljosephp8603 3 года назад

They dip it in water,,after 2hours the watch automatically become 10mm thick..so then its workable...

@mrphilbert1 3 года назад

With the worlds thinnest crowbar of course.

@kunaalsaxena007 3 года назад

I'm right now a student and whenever I see an watchfinder video it just inspires me to work hard to buy these ones in my life.

@abcdefghi9 3 года назад

A masterpiece of human ingenuity, engineering and craftsmanship.

@fastman119 3 года назад

Extremely impressive, but do they have to crack the crystal off every time it's serviced then? It would have to be a full tear down to clean out the adhesive channels just to re-seal it... I guess I'm missing the point.

@nomansland120 3 года назад

You wouldn't carry the Mona Lisa around with you, it would serve as a piece of art in your collection.

@emilchandran546 3 года назад

Nicks if you can’t wear it it’s not a watch. It’s an impractical clock.

@emilchandran546 3 года назад

Not that this is practical, it is the worlds thinnest watch. But for that to mean anything, it should be worn on a wrist.

@nomansland120 3 года назад

@@emilchandran546 You seem to completely miss the point of this watch, clearly.

@emilchandran546 3 года назад

Nicks no I don’t think so. But to use your Mona Lisa analogy you wouldn’t put the Mona Lisa in storage, you’d put it on display. It may be very expensive and delicate, so you’d need to take security precautions and it would require climate control. But it’s art, and I for one think art is made to be seen, not just owned. Similarly, this watch is a mechanical marvel. It’s delicate and expensive but it’s the worlds thinnest watch. So it should be worn. I’m not saying it’s a beater watch, or even one you’d wear regularly. But you should wear it, that’s what it was made for. A watch is a portable clock, that is its whole purpose. A watch you can’t wear is like a watch that doesn’t tell the time. It’s not a watch. No you wouldn’t carry the Mona Lisa with you but paintings aren’t portable by design.