Simply incredible talk. Having spoken with Stephen before, it is truly awe-inspiring seeing him share his work with such transparency and passion, with a wonderful knack of articulating the technical bits so clearly. Regards, skyeriding
The Trials And Tribulations Of Watch Innovation With Stephen McDonnell Incredible stuff, for watch lovers and math / geometry / watchmaker geeks too (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
In addition to the technical aspects of watchmaking, the inherent passion and connection a watchmaker can have with their creation really came through.
Due to free currency for all, this recent bubble did help the overall industry, yet also had undesirable 'side effects'. Let's hope those who are truly passionate continue their journey with us BTW: In many ways see parts of myself in Stephen. Especially ...
Honestly, I was surprised when Dufour was telling his early history and how he didn’t like/wasn’t good at maths. I had assumed a deep appreciation of maths (and to an extent physics) and skill was a common feature of watchmakers. But that’s probably a bia...
...imho those of us deeply passionate about horology all seem to be far more alike in appreciating both the high-level technical and the art / craft... to a degree that borders on (or is) obsessive. Funny thing is, we're not sailing in wooden ships to dis...