Tutima, Leading Horology, Leading Sociology

[koimaster]

Tutima, Leading Horology, Leading Sociology: #MeTutima Was Pushing #MeToo A Decade Ago, But It Was All At Sea


by Ian Skellern


I was fortunate to have recently visited dual poles of German watchmaking, Dresden and Glashütte, on a small press trip organized by Dubai Watch Week. The more time you spend anywhere, the more things you learn, and while I’d been to Glashütte a couple of times before, unlike our editor-in-chief Elizabeth Doerr (see Made In Germany: The Glory Of Glashütte), I had never visited Tutima.

https://quillandpad.com/2018/07/05/tuti ... -148785505

[MKTheVintageBloke]

By Jove, sociology. The title of the article already puts me off. Hope no one here is a sociologist*. Most of the ones I've met were jacks of all some trades and masters of none, with an absolutely unparalleled and most insufferable proclivity to play the know-it-all. I've once been to a sociologist think-tank, and for that matter, if I'd have jumped into a fish tank, it wouldn't have been any different. 'Twas goldfish all around, all the same.








*If anyone is, sorry in advance...or sorry post factum, if you haven't read this in the first place (which you probably haven't)

[conjurer]

I'd bet that Elizabeth Doerr would be pretty good in the sack.