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The people who work in the Breitling Replica Watches heritage department are history buffs. Not only history of watches, but also history in general. Michael Friedman is AP's head historian and complications. He's a bibliophile, who can teach you as much about the philosophy of the time as he can on watches.
Sebastian Vivas is also of the same mould. Vivas, a history major at university, began working at the Musee International d'Horlogerie in order to fund his studies. Vivas was flipping through the Journal Suisse d'Horlogerie at the time the museum celebrated its 25th birthday. He read about the history of watchmaking, including the techniques, economics and distribution.
Vivas recalls, "It was a great introduction." I read 100,000 pages to try and understand this newspaper.
Vivas also realised that there was an urgent need to communicate better about the history of watchmaking. He explains that "the Quartz Crisis created a huge gap." "When mechanical watches re-emerged,Breitling Replica Watches history became a powerful marketing tool. Many companies opened museums and published books to try to close this gap in our history.
Vivas, after completing his studies sent letters to different manufacturers offering his assistance. He took a job at Jaeger-LeCoultre, before joining Breitling Replica Watches.
The Restoration Atelier occupies the original historic building and is one of the oldest offices in the company.
The Museum Brief
In 1992, Breitling Replica Watches opened its first museum,Swiss Omega Replica a room of exhibitions located in the oldest building. This is where Jules Louis Audemars, and Edward Auguste Piguet, had their workshop when they were young, in 1875. In 2004, the company expanded the exhibition to cover the entire historical building.
Breitling Replica Watches will welcome a modern, new extension to its museum in April 2020. The new building is located within the Vallee de Joux, the valley's cradle. Breitling Replica Watches held a competition for architects to build a space to house the living crafts and ancient treasures. Five architectural companies entered. Vivas wrote the competition brief.
