Some time back Elio and myself published the first instalment of the 2014 PuristS-on-Tour trip to Zenith, covering the ‘primary production’ at the fully integrated manufacture: click here ! With this final instalment we will guide you through those sacred...
Refreshments were offered (and well needed) after this exhaustive and intense visit. The real surprise for us await us after refreshments in the Zenith lounge downstairs: Zenith's Director of Hospitality, Mr Paul Wirth, got us certified : And this is the ...
Now, it was almost evening: our mind already started spinning like the "Gravity Control" gyroscopic module and our hearts sped up beating like the "El Primero". Yes, the enthusiasm and the authentic gratitude for the Manufacture were absolutely at the top...
in your sixth picture down. The tool that woman was using looked familar: It's not a tool people are used to seeing. I have never seen one on PuristS before, and I have one :) She was using a Cary comparator micrometer, a specialized quick-lever set micro...
Is it that other companies do not apply the same intensity/coverage in parts control, or do you think the tool is used to be mobile and apply controls where needed (it appears to me quite flexible). Thanks, Magnus
Zenith's QC department looks extremely well equipped, and serious about what they are doing. I could say the same about many large companies though. But this is a good thing. There are far more exotic ways of measuring parts- CMMs and optical profilers co...
that appears to be exactly the use at Zenith. Thanks for enlightening us on this matter! Best, Magnus P.S.: More pictures or rare tools - sure, if I find (and identify) them!