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Great upload and appreciate the information you provided. Curious question, I'm a disabled watchmaker. And unfortunately I cannot restore my cleaning machine, would you by any chance take the offer to do it for me? I'm also aware your time is valuable, so I would definitely compensate you. If you cannot I'd totally understand, it would help me greatly! Thank you Sam!

Fascinating

what pocket watch case size would this be? 12s, 16s or 18s?

was trying to learn how to replace the crystal on my pocket watch. I did learn on thing. It wasn't made of acrylic! Now I get to learn how to order a new one.

Saw this last year, it was good but confusing to a newbie. Just watched it again and everything made sense.

I am a recent newbee to your channel . . . HOWEVER !!!!! I love your running commentary and explaination of what the pieces are called , as you go ; )). and , the speed at which you are paced is good , without being toooo slow or toooo fast ; ). thanks again ...

Great video! This reminds me of a couple watch's I have from my grandfather, a 17J Elgin silver octagon case from 1926 and a 17J Elgin 14k case from 1923, both 345 movements He passed when I was very young and gave me these watches and I never thought anything of them until a couple years ago and I learned how to fix them. Beautiful watch's and pieces of history!

....i thought to be a toolaholic.

I'm surprised just how many of these tools are just a tiny press. I'd think, in this day and age, you should be able to find one tool, that takes attachments to fulfill all of these functions. Staking, Jeweling, Pushing, reaming, Hand replacing, Crystal replacement etc... I'm sure it could also be pressed into many other functions too, (drilling springs to mind)

Как правило, если отделили часть оригинальных часов, то можно считать что вы эту часть просто выкинули. Скорее всего заднюю крышку очень быстро потеряют. Это печально!

I love your video and your work. Very clean and professional and very informative. Started watching Marshall a few months back and enjoyed what I saw and now I'm recently getting into the hobby and I'm in love with it already. I have only taken apart one pocket watch and put back together successfully one pocket watch. It was a Lucerne antimagnetic. Unsure of the year but it was fun and scary at the same time. Curious as to what part of Oklahoma you're in as I myself am near McAlester, OK. Also, as a hobbyist video editor I admire your work. Now to binge watch all your other videos.

brillantly done

It's NOT your Movement Holder that's a problem, the shape and depth of the movement doesn't play nice with the majority of my 7 movement holders from $9.99 to $127 all brass holder. Great video BTW! I started with this movement and some vintage pocket watch movements while I was 1st leaning. I'm just a hobbyist, but I've been able to service several vintage watches for friends and family including a gold plated Hamilton automatic from the 1960's and a Rolex Submariner with a 1570 movement. I don't have enough vintage parts from popular watches to do it for a profit, but I'm always open to hear where everybody in the community gets their vintage parts from? I mostly just break the watch down down, replace or recondition the crystal, clean all the parts, reassemble, oil the critical parts and jewels, and adjust the watch as best I can with a simple timegrapher. Thanks again for doing these videos! You entertaining and informative and just what a guy like me needs!!

Fantastic as a new guy showing each part by name as well helps. Thx for sharing.

PlastX is great I use on headlights...with foam pads plus machine polisher. For glass use Ceriglass...we use a rotary machine with Rayon pads. Both can be used by hand. My icon shows scratches being taken out of paint. Thx for sharing your idea.

I am watching this again and again, thinking about buying one again. Last time i opted for an automatic GS. I just started collecting Accutrons so maybe it is time for a Springdrive.

My neighbors Dad drove Patton and exposed him in unnecessary death of 10000 soldiers against a 1 tank town. Pattons tanks were of more value. Private Ryan documents the loss of lives for the town

Congrats👍

In for a penny, in for a pound👍

Agree with Marshall and his channel. It is quite addicting and he is great at explaining things and making it interesting👍

How close to the sea are you?

Well, I just bought one to restore. I just wish I knew how to put a fuse in it for additional safety.

Hi Mark, just saw your video which is very informative but am having a difficult time connecting the four head motor wires to finish my rebuild can you please help in showing me how to rewire them some of the wire are black and white really beat up and connected to a resistor . Thanking you in advance JulioV

I am really new to the hobby, what type of scope do you recommend and or magnification? Hope you read your comments

Such a wonderfully relaxing - and interesting video!! Please DO show the lettering of the movement!!

Very informative! Thank you.

Most people use polywatch on their crystal with the crystal still on the watch. Polywatch is the only one out of all the profucts that's save to use it like that because the chemicals won't affect the metal of the watch. Sure you need to tape the metal so you won't polish any brushed surfaces that don't need polishing. But having a little bit of the solution getting on the metal is unavoidable. At least with polywatch you know it won't damage the metal. With the other products you're just not sure.

Is this a counterfeit product?

top man . i am a big lover of iwc

Nice work

Smart idea

very well done keep up the great work very informative. looking foward to many more videos

Appreciate you for this 👍

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Are you in Arkansas?!

Excellent tip. Thanks for sharing 😊. Toothpicks are generally very good tool for many things. I use it, among other things, for unlocking/locking incabloc springs. Making them a bit more pointy. Works like a charm.

Très intéressant, très bon travail d'artiste, les écritures anciennes sont devenues lisibles et jolies en couleur noire, merci d'avoir partagé cet excellent travail

This works. Being that the original enamel is already gone I don’t see any reason to want to return it to that state. I use the enemal paint and wipe away the excess with a q-tip dipped in denatured alcohol. No mess and pretty quick. Do you have Instagram?

I think I read somewhere that polywatch has something in it that chemically removes a (very thin) layer of the surface rather than just working as a very fine abrasive. Not sure if it’s true but the stuff works very well!

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

it looks great in real life too... Thanks for the video.

That a wonderful tip, let’s say you wash all the parts later. Will all the acrylic paint be washed away?

Will this come off in a later clean, in solvent or with ultrasound?

Appreciate the tip !

What's the name of the main spring crown winder thing??

Great video, my father in law gave me his watch repair tools which included a smal hand powered lathe to make gear teeth. Also a jacobs spindle tool. And a staking tool.

A good comparison, thank you. I do think the application cloth makes a difference too. The denser the better.

Oh. . . got it! "WATCH" As I Learn! 😀

great vid! 👍

Nice restoration, good as new.