your video was nice and thanks for the book :)

Looking forward to the next episode!

Recommend a change in the musuc

hello, thank you so much for the video.❤️ i have a question, are these informations for graduate applications or undergraduate, or both?

Part 4 ??

Come back bro

So when we talk about design of luxury products, you can ignore like half of these. Or am I mistaken, what do you think? I was just thinking about lucury items the whole video and only a few of those principles made sense in relation to luxury goods.

Hey Nicolas! This was super helpful! I about to turn in my ID portfolio for my college application. Would you possibly be willing to take a look at it and give me any advice??

I like minimalism, but i find too much minimalism kind of ridiculous.

I never knew there was such awesome book! Thank you. Also nice informative video.

Love what you are doing with this series Nicholas and hope you are planning to continue it! I am a watchmaker and wanted to leave a few notes and some small corrections for people who have found these videos. Re: ETA 6497 - The movement Nicholas refers to as the ETA 6497-1 is actually a Seagull ST3600 or ST36. It is a Chinese clone of the Swiss made ETA. The patents on many old movements have expired so clones are common and completely legal. The ST36 is still a great movement and all a beginner needs. Also this movement is not a chronograph as stated in the video. A chronograph is a type of watch complication (anything a watch does beyond telling the time) which provides a stopwatch function. The ST36 is simply a manual mechanical movement. This means it is powered by a spring which the wearer must wind by hand. The confusion might come from the fact that, like many chronographs, it has a small hand on the dial separate from the central hands but this is simply the seconds hand. Having a “sub-seconds” hand was a feature on almost all pocket watches which is what this movement was originally designed for. Re: Miyota 9t22 - The second movement which Nicholas mentions, the Miyota, is not an automatic movement nor is it necessarily a women’s watch movement. As a previous commenter mentioned, an automatic movement is a type of mechanical movement whose spring is wound by a weight which oscillates as your arm moves. Instead, the Miyota is a quartz movement. These are the most common type of movement and are powered by a battery which sends electricity through a tiny quartz crystal causing regular vibrations. Quartz movements are great because of their price, size, and accuracy (far better than even the most expensive mechanical watch). Because quartz movements are able to be made at small sizes with greater ease the size of the 9t22 is quite common and used in both women’s and men’s watches. For those who are interested in making their own watch but find the amount of work Nicholas is putting in to be daunting there are many off the shelf parts that can be purchased relatively inexpensively. Many cases, hands, and dials can be found for movements such as the 6497/6498/ST36 or NH35 (made by Seiko). Just look up the movement name followed by the part you need. This can be a fun and relatively low effort first try building a watch. Again, love all the work you are doing Nicholas!

You essentially made a large stitched mousepad lol

How are people charging only $5 for a basic bundle on Fiverr?

Can’t wait for the 4th one I want to start this business and I’m working on it can you please share from where did you bought the parts

I keep coming back to your channel hoping you will have uploaded ep 4!! I can't wait for the return!

I hope you continue. this will gain more traction soon, i feel it

Bouring. You are so bad

Updates?

Thanks for sharing. All the best for your journey.

On ne vois rien et on ne comprend rien 😢

Thank you Nicholas, It was very helpful and informative for me. 🙂

What’s your IG? Would like to work with you on my upcoming Watch design project

bring this back!!

nice advice, thanks!

What application are you using at 7:15 to design the watch?

Anyone can give me a recommendation for a book that related to product design material or product design shape related, except the book on this video??? I couldn't find that book on my country, glad someone can comment the recommendation, thankyouu

can't wait for the 4th part

more videos please!

'Automatic' refers to the automated winding of a mainspring in a mechanical watch. The Miyota movement that you have is called a 'Quarts', which refers to the use of a quarts crystal and an electric charge to keep time. So you were correct in that you don't have to set the time everyday but 'automatic' will always refer to a mechanical watch. All in all, love the video!

dont give up, only channel talking about how to actually work on your own watch from scratch, thanks alot! im begging you to finish the whole series!

That episode was awesome! I’m a recent ID grad interested in watch manufacturing. Are there any specific resources that you’re following to make this project? I’d like to try this myself

Are you still into this? Will you like to connect and chat?

Oh nice! You're still at it! I really enjoyed the first two episodes! :D

Keen to for another ep!

About prototyping: if 3d printing is too expensive for you and you have a 3d model, you can make it from paper (by using pepakura or special command in most of cad programmes to create drawing, which you can print, cut out and clue). Another way of creating a prototype is cutting it from form. This way is harder, but looks more professional. 3d printing is faster and didn’t require any special skills, but it could cost at least 80 dollars per tiny model and for normal ones you could pay 500 dollars and more. *sorry, my English is terrible :(

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Hey! Do you know the size of that movement? I also want to build my know watch! also, love the watch series!

I genuinely love the design of your teeth!

Are you still working on this series? I've found it extremely helpful and hopefully can take on my own project towards the second half of the year

Hi I am interior designer.I am planning to take masters in product design so how to prepare my portfolio.

Awesome I kinda like the video and moreover you have the Same name I have Nicholas is my name

Awesome I kinda like the video and moreover you have the Same name I have Nicholas is my name

Loving your thought on this

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Which software do you use and is it important for product designers to learn software

I've been cutting out pieces of paper various sizes of different shapes just so I can get my proportions correctly. I was inspired to do this after seeing the Seiko submariner copy and it just has horrible proportions. Absolutely ballooned

Hello Nicholas, I gess its better to seal the holes at bottom, to prevent dust and debries from getting in. Also share your finished product.

Good video. If you provide me your email I’ll send you a PDF of a theory on the asthetic principle I came up with. Its a theory I came up with saying that beauty is just an intersection of layers and the document defines the common beauty intersections we see in our lives. Lots of cool pictures. Might blow you away

Your videos are very helpful.

Did you use magnets?