The automatic movement DUW 3001 is a shining example of German engineering—and Theodor Prenzel is the brains behind this new motor. He and his colleagues in the research and development department spent 1.5 million minutes working on it. Here the 30-year-old explains how he managed to redefine the possibilities of production and assembly. And how it feels to hear this tiny huge innovation tick for the first time.

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