watchmakers did in the pre-industrial age. river sees himself as part of tradition so to then wilson so back to the roots to tradition and had across mention i'm a watchmaker not a machine operator for me that was important because i never wanted to have a shop i said i'm a watchmaker i restore watches and then i started making them and now that's my world and. a steady hand and a good eye are his most important tools it takes up to a year to make a new to real it's pursued in work each piece must fit precisely to within one one hundredth of a millimeter. by one seven if you most of all you need to have a feel for it because if you slip out while mounting this the doll will break concentration is vital and really can and can switch to when he finishes a watch it's cause for celebration. this is really real and see from this like a victory for an athlete a world championship or an and then pick when there's such a crazy sense of satisfaction when a watch is done when it's running and you've made a client happy and he shuts tear

watchmakers did in the pre-industrial age. rivers sees himself as part of tradition so to then wilson's and back to the roots to tradition and had across much of i'm a watchmaker not a machine operator for me that was important because i never wanted to have a shop i said i'm a watchmaker i restore watches and then i started making them and now that's my world and. a steady hand and a good eye are his most important tools it takes up to a year to make a new to real it's pursued in work each piece must fit precisely to within one one hundredth of a millimeter. by one seven if you most of all you need to have a feel for it because if you slip out while mounting this the doll will break concentration is vital. when he finishes a watch it's cause for celebration. this is real and see from this like a victory for an athlete a world championship or an and then pick when the such a crazy sense of satisfaction when a watch is done when it's running and you've made a client happy and he shuts tears of joy seeing it for the first time v

to do watchmaking at a high level, you need specifically skilled and trained people.ent dog descriptions and you'll find this training only in this region. nowhere is -- else in the world do you need this kind of kno w-how. tiny parts provided challenges. tunemakers,ouse which makes little screwdrivers, up to products that hit months of development -- that take months of development. if you are not mastering the tools, you're not mastering the parts you have produced. ,nce this is cut with machinery we submit to quality control. we decide if the part is good enough to continue on to the decoration workshop. different kinds of traditional decorations are applied, from geneva finishes. the mechanical you watch you buy today is craft and art. you're not raising for racing foral -- technological breakthroughs. it you know the you one will come, and will swap it to get a better one. the handiwork mix it special and unique. that is a big difference on the electronic side. once these parts have been decorated, we will see if the decoration has the athletic aspect. -- has bee

they go to be reassembled in a specific workshop before going to the watchmaker.s, put axis onto wheels, and once all these parts have been preassembled, it goes to the watchmaker who does the final assembly. the watchmaker gets all the little parts in little boxes, they take the mainplates, which is the base that everything that is built on, and the wheels, put different ridges to hold the wheels in place. you have to add the winding mechanism, because you want to be able to wind your watch. put a dial on it, then you put hands, and one last thing we add always at the end is the escapement. well, this process is really, really long, but this is what the complexity of such a mechanical device requires. ♪ >> once you see the accuracy of the movement is good, you put it into a watch case where we protect the movement. announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more "pursuits" stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'm done. done with figuring it out for myself. i'm done with

they go to be reassembled in a specific workshop before going to the watchmaker.s onto wheels, and once all these parts have been preassembled, it goes to the watchmaker who does the final assembly. the watchmaker gets all the little parts in little boxes, they take the mainplates, which is the base that everything that is built on, and the wheels, put different ridges to hold the wheels in place. you have to add the winding mechanism, because you want to be able to wind your watch. put a dial on it, then you put hands, and one last thing we add always at the end is the escapement. that is basically the heart of any mechanical watch. it is also what you hear when you listen to a watch, when you hear the tick-tock. it is the very first time you will see and hear your watch moving. [watch ticking] starting from the simple beating, it's a long process going to a highly accurate mechanical watch. you cannot just put the parts together and expect the watch to tell perfect time. we are checking the watches on 600 hours, different vibrations and other machines to get rea

they go to be reassembled in a specific workshop before going to the watchmaker. put axis onto wheels, and once all these parts have been preassembled, it goes to the watchmaker who does the final assembly. the watchmaker gets all the little parts in little boxes, they take the mainplates, which is the base that everything that is built on, and the wheels, put different ridges to hold the wheels in place. you have to add the winding mechanism, because you want to be able to wind your watch. put a dial on it, then you put hands, and one last thing we add always at the end is the escapement. that is basically the heart of any mechanical watch. it is also what you hear when you listen to a watch, when you hear the tick-tock. it is the very first time you will see and hear your watch moving. [watch ticking] starting from the simple beating, it's a long process going to a highly accurate mechanical watch. you cannot just put the parts together and expect the watch to tell perfect time. we are checking the watches on 600 hours, different vibrations and other machines to

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i'm sure you heard this aan aelg, a watchmaker god. who makes the world in the same way that a clock maker or watchmaker makes a watch in all of its intricate parts. and who in those days winds it up with a key, injects energy into the machine, in other words, and then takes the key out and puts it in his pocket and walks away. and the thing runs of itself. in fact, one of the great projects of the enlightenment was to invent a machine that would go of itself, a perpetual motion machine. they were optimistic this could happen. but this was not the view the american founders had and the authors of the declaration of independence had of providence. for them god intervenes in human affairs. providence means -- well, what do they rely on? the protection of divine providence, right? this is an interposition to use their language. it is an active god. a god who makes the world, a god concerned with the world and who acts in it. and i've tried to show, too, that this notion of divine providence has a distinctly reformed cast to it. as i say,

the number one watchmaker in the world -- at what point are they going to break out devices like thatalso, there is a keen eye on their services business to see what extent that is growing. emily: which, by the way, it grew 34% year-over-year, the fastest it has ever grown. how long can they keep up that kind of growth? julie: it's always hard to get a number, the bigger base there is, but there will only be more momentum in this market. the more devices i own, a watch, a tablet, a computer -- there's only more incentive for me to sign number, the bigger base there up for services like apple music and other services that can work across all these devices. this ecosystem of devices begins to play in their favor. emily: let's talk about china. apple returned to growth in china. there had been some questions about whether people are going to want to pay up for a phone that is this expensive when you have alternatives that are pr iced less. i asked tim cook about china. he said, "the mac was strong, our best quarter in mainland china ever. our services hit an all-time high in china." the

the details of the earnings release in terms of what is the other category doing, the number one watchmakere world, at what point will the breakout devices like that? certainly, there is a kenai on their services business. to see what extent that is -- keen eye on their services businesses and to see where that is growing. emily: it grew 34% year over year. my question is how long can they keep up that kind of growth? julie: it is also hard to get a big growth number the bigger base there is, but there is only going to be more momentum in this market. a watch, smartphones, tablets, computer, and the home part when it launches in december, there is only more incentive for me to find out -- sign up for services like apple music that can work across all of the devices. so this begins to play in their favor. emily: let's talk about china, apple returns to growth in china. there were big questions of -- if people would want to pay up for a phone this expensive when you have alternatives that are half the price or less. i asked tim cook about china, he said we have returned to growth there, the m

this is the hard luxury watchmaker, diamond maker. period, 974he million euros.t is what we have. sales came in at 5.61. couple -- look at a couple of different stories. they are trying to grab a hold of their grand again. operating margin, 20.8 billion. -- 20.8%. when it comes to changes, they went through some serious change last year. the abolition of the chief executive officer position plaster, trying to rejuvenate the board. you had the head of watches, he left. he went to breitling. coo andjerome as emmanuel to be the head of watch this division. this is trying to have a hold of this business, make sure it is fit for purpose going forward. let's talk about the steel sector. arcelormittal have numbers ahead billionates at $1.92 versus an estimate of $1.88 billion. interesting news lines coming through this morning. they are giving us guidance around whether -- where they are going to see growth. let's get back to the broader market story. we have been asking were volatility has been, and it returns to some extent yesterday. is not in thecks options market.