Galle News: Những người phụ nữ đẹp của ngành đồng hồ thế giới

Claire Van Sang is a watchmaker. She started her career at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in Met, New York, USA, one of the few places that has the collection of the most valuable watches in the world, as an assistant curator. She did not stop her efforts and became the curator of Met's European watches in 1972. She has a deep understanding of all the works in the collection of Met. The woman who is so dedicated to this miracle, in her 40 years of work, has even refused to move forward and accepted to stay in her position just because she loves watches so much. She is now retired, but the watches at Met still make loud and beautiful sounds every day. It's all thanks to the diligence and high-level awareness of the woman wearing the watch, Claire Van Sang. The Henry Gregg Jr. Patek Philippe Super Complication is not only the most complex watch ever created, but it also broke the record twice. The first time was $11 million in 1999 and the second time was $24 million in 2014. And the person behind the success of these two collections, no one else, is Darlene Snipper, who is in charge of the watch department of the Sotheby's watchmaker in New York, USA. The watches sold by Sotheby's are, of course, very young. But her knowledge, Darlene Snipper, with her small and miraculous machines, is truly a treasure. If Claire Van Sang is the one who keeps the lives of the watches at Met, then Lily von Beyer is the one who keeps the craft of the 021 watchmaking in the country of the chess. Von Beyer started her career in her watch industry after completing the training program of the Association of National Watchmakers and Collectors. She is also holding the record of restoring 200 old watches at Pennsylvania State Capitol. This 31-year-old woman has contributed greatly to changing the minds of the majority about the role of women in the world of digital watches. If you haven't heard of Fiona Kruger's early watches, it's a shame. The school watches inspired by the watch of Queen Mary of Scotland in the 17th century made Fiona Kruger famous. Now, the Scottish woman has come to the heart of the watch industry to become a young independent craftswoman here. Let's take a look at the school watches of Fiona Kruger with this extremely limited number. The precious woman Forestier Cassapie is the head of the design department of the Cassier factory and is behind the success of all the old-fashioned machines of this name. Perhaps the name, and Under her leadership, Cassier has added 29 new machines and 50 new products have been produced since 2005. And one of the most significant things that the world of digital watches brings to you is to see a French woman become famous in Switzerland and not only that, but to become one of the most creative people in the golden age of the industry which is determined only by this man.