Watchmaker Takes Apart Two Timepieces to Show the Difference Between Swiss and Japanese Movements
In a timely episode of the Wired series [De]Constructed, New York City watchmaker Ryan Jewell deliberately takes apart two beautiful Carpenter timepieces – one with Swiss movement and the other Japanese – in order to show the inner workings of each.
Today we’re gonna break apart these two watches made by Carpenter watches. The one on the Left – it has a Japanese movement in it. The one on the right has a movement made in Switzerland.
Lori Dorn
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