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Muyshondt Maus UV Torch for RedBar Group
As watch enthusiasts, there are aren't many auxiliary peripherals to explore outside the obvious stuff like straps, bracelets, and various carrying cases, or screwdrivers and springbar tools for the more DIY-minded. Avid watch photographers might already inhabit a rabbit hole filled with macro lenses, various camera flashes, and high-powered loupes designed for mobile phone photography, but what we're looking at today is something entirely different: It's called the Maus UV, and it's a high-end UV torch designed and built by Muyshondt, who is releasing it in partnership with RedBar Group - an international community of watch enthusiasts.If you know the name Muyshondt, you probably already know what's coming next - but if you don't, you're in for a treat. Priding itself on crafting the most obsessive light tools around, Muyshondt spares no expense in building its torches, sourcing the very best raw materials around, while taking a clinical approach to product design that's a lot closer
Herman Miller Ergonomic Chairs Prove Top Choice For Discerning Watch Makers
One place that you don't want to skimp on is your desk chair, especially when your job requires lots of sitting. One such job is watch maker. Many watch makers sit of uncomfortable benches. Why? Well, because they don't think too much about it. For generations watch maker desks have more or less stayed the same, but the advent of the ergonomic desk chair is relatively new in comparison. So you have a degree of "that is how it is done"mentality. It doesn't need to be that way, and it is not always that way. At Seiko's high end watch movement manufacture location in Japan, the watch makers are blessed with comfortable Herman Miller ergonomic chairs. This was a deliberate decision at the company, because it was clear that workers need to be happy and healthy. Seiko admitted that while outfitting the work benches with the chairs was more expensive, it proved to be worth it. I didn't see anyone complain. Plus, with watch makers needing not only to sit for long hours, but to be still when th