Amateur Watchmaking: Silly Or Serious? Why Not Both!?

Below is Wei Koh's interview with Rexhep Rexhepi. It was from this interview that I learned with whom I had spoken at Akrivia. It's well worth watching if you have any interest at all in watchmaking! https://youtu.be/RTyks5FbLdA

https://www.akrivia.com

One of the nice things about YouTube is getting to know subscribers and other YouTubers. In today's video I take @IShootWatches on the road and I take a little bit of Switzerland with me!

Mike is a friend I made on YouTube. Check out his channel!

@WatchWithMike

When I first saw Mike's video linked below I wished I'd seen it a year earlier because it's such a fantastic and well-researched "getting started" video:

https://youtu.be/4b3ImfaxauM

Mike and I both grew up in technology hubs: Mike in Princeton, New Jersey, where his dad worked for Sarnoff Research, formerly called RCA Labs, me in Boulder, Colorado where my closest friends' dads worked for NIST, NCAR (I'm talking about you, Eugene!), NOAA, IBM, and other high tech research facilities and companies.

We both started out working in film and video production, we are both entrepreneurs that started our own companies, and we both recently started watchmaking channels on YouTube! We were also born about eight weeks apart in 1963.

I hope this video isn't too self-indulgent, but without the human element there's no reason to do any of this stuff. I enjoy all of the friends I've made in the comments, and I enjoyed my afternoon with Mike. I hope you do too!

#watchmaker #akrivia #rexheprexhepi