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Experiencing Citizen Watches & The Japanese Culture Of Innovation
It is hard to find too many things to dislike about Japan. What's not to like about a consumer-focused culture whose aim seems to be packing as much cool stuff as possible into small spaces while also making sure everything is as efficient and comfortable as possible? If some of those qualities seem to imply contradictory values, then welcome to the struggle that is understanding Japanese culture, as well as the internal struggle Japan has when it comes to always needing to innovate. The Swiss like to talk big about innovation for a culture whose primary aim is maintenance. If anything, Swiss innovation is about adapting to the times while remaining as culturally static as possible. Japan doesn't seem to have a target when it comes to innovation. That road is long and winding, and probably goes on forever.“Micro HumanTech…”A view from one of the Citizen manufacture locations in Tokyo, Japan, with Mount Fuji in the distance.At least, that's been how things have seemed
Guy 3D Prints Excellent, Massive Rolex Submariner Watch: A True Desk Diver
People who enjoy 3D printing as a hobby tend to like mechanical things, and you know what that means – a lot of them are going to be watch guys. Even Bre Pettis, the founder of Makerbot (probably the most popular producer of 3D printers for consumers) is a big watch lover. The 3D printing universe has opened up a world of very interesting possibilities in the realm of horology. While 3D printed watches aren’t a glorious reality yet, we’ve seen an number of developments over the last year, such as the 3D Printed Tourbillon here (which you can buy). Now, check out this 300% Rolex Submariner watch designed and produced by Franc Falco as an homage to his own personal Rolex Submariner.The plans for this awesome giant dive watch are available for anyone to download via Thingverse.com, a repository of 3D printable projects. The plans include not only the schematics for all the parts you’ll need (expect for the clock mechanism which is a cheap separate purchase), but al