Belarusian Watchmaking Museum can be visited for free on September 30
Guests of the capital’s Museum of Watchmaking of Belarus can visit it for free on September 30, Minsk-Novosti news agency reported.

Guests of the Moscow Museum of Watchmaking of Belarus can visit it free of charge on September 30, the Minsk-Novosti news agency reported.
The museum is on the street. Naturalists, 3, near the Minsk Watch Factory, and works on Wednesday until 18:00 without a break. Visitors can get acquainted with the exhibition themselves: today the entrance is free.
Museum objects reflect different stages of clock development. Among them there are samples of solar, carriage, fireplace, pocket devices for determining the time of day, measuring its short intervals. Rare models of the Luch watch are also presented, among which are medical, as well as designed for miners.
In addition, after visiting the museum, you can better understand how in the past made the clock, which at all times required accuracy. Also important is their design, because wrists can be a full accessory. Among the equipment is a watchmaker's desk, a projector for rejecting parts. The smallest ones can be viewed with a microscope. Archival images will tell about the work of specialists at the clock factory in Minsk.



