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This watch is a showcase for engineering methodology: solve one problem by creating five new ones!!!

Everybody gangsta till the watch turns on the check engine light

"how complicated can you make                                                            
a watch movement??"
RESSENCE:"HOLD MY BELGIAN FRIES."

Absolutely bonkers level of engineering in this. So many radical rethinking of concepts. Love the design orientation as well.
And this was a fantastic video - love the tone, love the style of walking through the design, just a pleasure to watch.

This looks like a mechanical OLED display!🤯
amazing!👏👏👏

Very proud of this one. Designed and made in my home city of Antwerp. The hand is indeed our city symbol.

“This is 40000 dollar watch, powered by an ETA 2824” had me literally spitting out my water. But I must say that by the end of the video I realised that it is still an amazing watch

Wow. The rotation complications alone are fantastic but the final oil glass-effect and presentation of the dial is off the chain!

When I was a watchmaker in a jewelry store we had a guy bring in his Bell & Ross Hydromax to send in to the factory to get refilled with oil as it had developed a bubble. It's an expensive service, especially for a quartz watch. Then you really gotta ask yourself, how badly do I need a watch that has 11km of water resistance?

If I had 40k to spend on a (one) watch, I wouldn't buy this one. But, if I had a collection of 40k+ watches, I'd definitely like to include this one. It's such a sick watch

How can anyone not love this watch. So complex and still simple..absolute marvel

Just started getting into watches and the amount of engineering that goes into it makes me respect watch making to a new level

My two Ressence watches are the most favored in my collection. They are worn most often as well. Fantastic company. Incredible product, and is a really nice refreshing break from normal watches. Nothing like them in the world.

One of the main reasons I avoided Ressence is the same reason I'd never buy a U-Boat. Whilst I can appreciate the engineering behind Ressence, the HYT debacle is a cautionary tale. Something I appreciate about F.P. Journe, JLC, and VC (and a few others I might have forgotten) is that they'll service any watch - no matter how far back it goes, since they keep all the blueprints and equipment required to service those watches.If those companies failed to exist, a watch maker could possibly repair it. Where as with Ressence, whilst the movement may be basic ETA - the Oil component would be a difficult and tedious task for a watch maker to deal with and one would rely only on Ressence to service the timepiece. As a concept, it's cool - but down the line, is there sustainability in this?

That's a remarkably beautiful looking watch. The thing that I find fascinating is that it looks so much like a smartwatch with an analog display.

As an auto enthusiast, the designer had me at BBS wheel shaped gears. Everything else is icing on the cake.

Well, this definitely isn't your father's old Rolex! It's interesting to see that there are still innovations in horology still to be made. The engineering of this watch movement is fascinating, as is the face if the watch. There are pros and cons to owning and wearing a watch like this, and the price of it ensures it will be a collector's watch. Anyway, two thumbs up for the vision becoming a real physical product available for sale.

Been a big fan of Ressence for years, but never knew the insane level of work to keep the oil and movement seperate.

This is what I’ve been asking for for ages
thank you so much for finally featuring this watch brand on your channel
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