Nineteen seventy-five was a year that saw great social change and innovations in technology that would forever change the way that the world does everything. The first microcomputer was released sparking the modern era of computers and information processing. The Viking 1 mission sent a spacecraft into the depths of the universe to explore the distant planet of Mars. From the Jura Mountains of Switzerland, in a town known for its creativity and beauty, Maurice Lacroix ladies watches were came alive.
The history of humanity is filled with a want to always be better at what we do. This history demonstrates that humanity meets a challenge, first with curiosity, then with understanding. Our basic needs were met and we thirsted for more challenges. This drive has propelled humanity to the modern world today.
Pursuing goals of space travel or computers would not have been possible without first learning Agriculture. It is agriculture that allowed people to not have to worry so much about survival. It made food more readily available. Hunting took up a lot of time in the past. With the knowledge of ranching, animals did not have to be tracked down across great distances.
With this time, food was improved through spices and herbs. Clothing was improved by using dyes made from berries. Drawings and sculptures were made as a craft, and not out of necessity. Just by fulfilling the basic needs of life have they were able to focus on things like the arts and education. As time went on and science improved, the ability to travel into our galaxy became possible. Even more technology has been gained with what we have found in space and the journey to get there.
Science and art changes the way that we think and live. Art has always been a way to invoke change in the thinking of society. Science has given us the tools to fulfill our needs. Specialization in crafting tools and product began to take on a very important role in development. By passing on the progress it ensured that improvements in process and quality would continue.
History has always been told from one generation to the next. It is told in stories and in deeds. This handing down of the past to future makes links to our past possible. The objects that we hold dear in our lives are often handed to the next generation. The tradition of family is woven into the fabric of all people.
Watches are one of the first pieces of technology that were made portable. The ability to carry time with us would not be possible without science, and the belief that time was important enough to be made portable. Everyone that owns and wears a wrist watch is linked to the past because of this, and reminded that the future awaits us all.
The Maurice Lacroix swiss watches are a work of art that are hand assembled by craftsman from the very center of the Swiss watch making industry. Watch making is the perfect fusion of science and elegance, and watches for men is a physical testament to their rich history.
