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You guys have all seen this, right? Automatic movement simulated and exploded in your browser

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His blog post post is what got me into watchmaking. Truly next level stuff. All the animations are lovingly hand-written in WebGL.

It has been a dream of mine to construct a real-life exploded watch movement. I've been working on it on and off for a couple years now. I'll post somewhere on this site if I ever manage to work out all the kinks...

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1 hour ago, Kimmoth said:

Yeah, I would've been amazed to be the first to post it here, but I'm pretty sure I searched before I posted... Maybe I used a dumb term or typoed it

To be fair the forum search function doesn’t always live up to its name. 
 

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