这一次,关于腕表的故事稍有不同。这里没有雄霸天下的Swiss Made印记。它们,来自严谨的德意志血统,出身同样高贵,历史同样久远。只是在时间制造的灾难面前,他们的声音逐渐弱小,以至于被人们渐渐忽视。其实,德国是最古老者的制表业者之一。早自所谓的Nuremburg Egg纽伦堡铁蛋(1530年,德国纽伦堡锁匠Peter Henlein所制造的世界上第一只怀表)出现的十六世纪,德国的制表工业就已蓬勃发展了。而德国萨克森邦Saxony更在十九世纪初成为全世界重要的一个制表城市,而这样的成就归因于来自Saxony一个叫格拉苏蒂Glashutte的小村落的制表师Ferdinand Adolph Lange。 This time, the story about the watch is slightly different. There is no such thing as the Swiss Made Seal. They came from rigorous German descent and were equally noble in origin and history was equally old. Only in the face of the disaster created by time, their voices became so weak that they were gradually ignored. In fact, Germany is one of the oldest watchmakers. The watchmaking industry in Germany had flourished in the sixteenth century that began with the so-called Nuremburg Egg Nuremberg Egg (1530, the world’s first pocket watch manufactured by locksmith Peter Henlein of Nuremberg). Saxony in Saxony, Germany, became an important watchmaking city in the world in the early 19th century, and this achievement was attributed to Ferdinand Adolph Lange, a watchmaker from Saxony, a small village named Glashutte in Glashütte.