A mechanical watch rendered in WebGL

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kidkimura

·May 4, 2022

Fascinating, and built from first principles:

https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/

 

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wagudc

·May 4, 2022

This is super cool. Thanks for sharing!

 

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Caliber561

·May 4, 2022

Very thorough explanation. Definitely going to forward this to some of my more technically-inclined friends.

 

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TimeODanaos

·May 4, 2022

+1 - absolutely superb.

 

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cvalue13

·May 4, 2022

Loving it

would love a reliably linked sticky (somehow)

 

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JimInOz

·May 4, 2022·Melbourne Australia

I don't often give praise for things I see on the internet, but this is certainly a contender for my gold star award.

cvalue13

Loving it

would love a reliably linked sticky (somehow)

It should be the first sticky in our new "Watchmaking" sub forum.

 

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pmontoyap

·May 4, 2022

Brilliant, informative and educational. Thanks for sharing

 

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nzshadow

·May 4, 2022

Thank you so much for posting this, it is BY FAR the best visual guide I have come across.

 

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byunjoe

·May 5, 2022

This is a fantastic visual aid, thank you for sharing this

 

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BAJJ

·May 5, 2022

Excellent, thanks. I've bookmarked it for future reference👍

 

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KnoP

·May 5, 2022

So cool!! I will think through it on a lonely evening! need some time to check every part 😀

 

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MRC

·May 5, 2022

That, and the other posts there, are truly excellent work! I spent most of my working life in graphics, first on a drawing-board then in CAD software development, so it is a real pleasure to see such beautiful presentation.