Review The 3D Printed Watches of Dutch Watchmaker Michiel Holthinrichs – Part 2, Up Close with the Ornament 1

By Robin Nooy, monochrome-watches.com

After introducing Michiel Holthinirichs as a watchmaker and brand yesterday, it is time for an in-depth review of the Holthinrichs Ornament 1. I already explained some elements of the 3D printing used to create Michiel’s first watch, but feel it is important to underline the fact that this is not a gimmicky watch. It is not a watch that leans on the concept of 3D printing, this is a watch that incorporates 3D printing into its design and architecture. It’s not the first time we investigate 3D printing, but the Holthinrichs Ornament 1 takes 3D printing to a very different level.

https://monochrome-watches.com/3d-print ... rnament-1/

Can watch movement parts be made like this?

I would assume so. They say they discuss the process more in Part 1 of the article, but I cannot find it on their site! I just think the technology is fascinating.