Glassudi Woke Up In Her Sleep?

In the last few days of World War II, the British and American air forces jointly launched mass bombing of Berlin and some East German cities. Historian Frederick Taylor once said: "Dresden is destroyed with an epic tragedy.

This symbol of the German Baroque architecture is the most beautiful city ever breathtaking.

The bombing turned Dresden into a human tragedy.

Today's main character, glassudi, is a small town in which he is also the cradle of the German watch industry.

Gassudi, 160 years ago, is the center of the art of tabulation. It left an indelible mark on the tabulation industry in Germany and around the world.

Although it was almost destroyed by war in World War II, the indomitable Germanic people finally preserved it.

The rise of the garmasti watch industry stems from its decline in mining industry.

With the depletion of silver mines, most of the residents in the town did not enjoy their life. At that time, Ferdinand Lange, a prestigious Royal watchmaker, was supported by the government, and with his skill of making watches, he created the first manual tabulating factory in glasudi, the poorest town in East El.

Those famous masters have always regarded tabulation as an art and invested infinite enthusiasm and all talents.

At the same time, they passed the accumulated knowledge and technology of the past generation to the next generation with selfless dedication.

After the Second World War, most of the factories that had not been completely destroyed were nationalized.

After nearly half a century's efforts, the successor of the glassudi watch industry has been able to return to the "homeland" and reproduce the glorious history after the collapse of the Berlin wall.

Through the multimedia display in the exhibition hall, visitors can watch the glassuti pocket watch at all times.

In a small cupboard, there are mechanical parts. When you look down, the electronic screen behind you is the enlargement of the parts and detailed notes.

The Museum of Glasgow, Germany, was officially opened in May 22, 2008.

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The plan for the establishment of the museum was realized only by the strong support of the Swatch group and the local government and people of glassudi.

Based on the purpose of the founding of the Nicolas Hayek foundation of the German watch and clock Museum, glasti's original brand has designed a unique exhibition form of the museum, which fully displays the history of glocasti's local tabulation, time related humanistic feelings and the tools of time measurement.

More than 400 unique clocks and watches are displayed in the one or two floor space of about 1000 square meters.

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This is the oldest clock I've found in the town of glascu, which is functioning well, keeps track of time and is still running.