Surprising Insights From Sinn's HQ Visit
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- čas přidán 1. 05. 2024
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We visited The Sinn headquarters in Frankfurt am Main this month, where we got an exclusive look at their in-house exhibition before it made its way to Time to Watches in Geneva. During our visit, we delved into Sinn's rich history and watchmaking philosophy. We hope that by the end of the video, you will have learnt more about this amazing German watch brand!
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Thank you for this. I have huge respect for what Sinn is doing, both with their products and their training work. I am a happy Sinn owner...
We also like Sinn a lot! We will have 1 more video coming out which will be about their watch factory and how they make their watches, so stay tuned!
Forgive me Gecko, for I have Sinned (twice).
No news about about a possible adjustable clasp to integrate their line-up?
Quite informative. Really smart looking watches.
Thank you for watching!
Sinn has been in my sights for years and owning one is just a pleaseure, to have on my wrist.
Great respect for sinn
You should profile Damasko in Germany. They used to produce cases for Sinn. In my opinion they take things a step further with true in-house movements and ICE hardened cases. I’ve owned both Sinn and Damasko, in my opinion Damasko is a better watch.
Very cool to seee inside Sinn - my only criticism would be your english translations - it appears like a straight google translate and therefor comes across as a bit 'off'.
We experimented a little bit with doing a video in German, thanks for the feedback!
@@watchgecko As German I can say that's pretty accurate 👍May sound a little off in terms of grammar for native speakers but in the end it successfully translated pretty much straight forward what Mr. Wagner explained 😉