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Thank you for the wonderful video and the detailed explanation. How often you see such a good technical explanatory presentation? Rarely. Thank you for sharing. Thumps up.😍

I wish this video didn't have the introduction. I didn't come here to admire your Rolex, nice as it may be. But it did end up helping me in the end so have an up vote from me.

No finger condoms but a lot of fingerin all movements

It is my wife's watch, she would like it serviced as well. Looking forward to your reply, Thank you Fabio

Hello, I have the same ladies rolex that needs rotor axle replaced. Could we send it to you to have it repaired? Approximately how much do you think it would cost? Please kindly let me know. Thank you

Thanks for the video! I am wondering about the set of punches? with instructions in the wooden box at 12:22. Is that from Horia? Thanks!

Not an original watch anymore

hello! beautiful video, I wanted to ask you 2 things. what is the name of the tool to scrape? and in what position do you use it? in the screw of the balance?

CW21 here and i definitely heard that Fuuu***kkk at 13:04. I have been there many times! Great video and from one watchmaker to another keep it up!

Hello! I noticed you used the same watch model I have in your video, and I’m really impressed with your work! I’m from Italy and would love to have you work on mine. If I ship it to you, would you be able to take on the project? Could you also share some details on your location and pricing? Thank you so much!

Music in the background is too loud and boring... but nice video apart from this. Thank you.

Love your channel, why did you have lift angle on the timegrapher at 52 degrees, when a seiko nh movement is 53 degrees.

What wheels u use for the brush satin effect on the bracelet? and does this also work on deeper scratches?

This was super intersting! The first time I've seen someone use a jeweling tool to do the removal, and the stump on the staking set (rather than just picking a sized whole), it all looks much more controlled. Leaving the hairspring on during the removal feels a bit terrifying though :)

Im sure this was a good video but i stopped watching after “spent 700$ on a watch in Chinatown”

Question: Is there a way to mathematically align the placement of each indicator on the dial, so you're precisely where it needs to be? Like, if you just had a blank dial with no marks (other than a day window at 3), what measurements or methodology would you take to place each dial indicator so it's exactly at the right angle and placement? Thank you.

Hi everyone, have a watch which I suspect has an issue with the cannon pinion. The second hand works freely but the minute and hour hand don’t move, when I set the time the minute and hour hand move as they should but when the crown is screwed down the second hand ticks away with no movement of the hour and minute hand. Sometimes the hour and minute hand works but later in the day they’ve stopped again. Any help? Thanks

This is a “build”…..not a “modification”.

honest video 👍🏻

Helpful thank you, I have a water damaged 4160 in front of me so am info gathering

Thank a lot, help me a lot ❤

Dr frankestan

Can you mod SKX with VH31 movement? 👍

That barrel arbor removal trick is a good idea. 👍

Wow. I didn't run into any issues with my first builds. Mind you, I did watch a few videos first before my attempts. Biggest issue for me was getting second hand installed. Even that wasn't as bad as people say. I do service and build musical instruments and computers, so possibly I am able to transfer some skills. Putting a hand on a watch is no harder than those tiny wifi coax connectors on laptops...

Lapping slide & holder / Lapping machine part numbers?

Really struggling finding the correct terminology. What part does the second hand fit on? I broke that tiny pin off.

Great video. In reference to 3135 movements: What size tips are you using to install hours/mins/secs, respectfully. Thanks in advance

Question , what's the silica sand mesh grit ? # I'm doing a yacht master bezel also. ty sir

Loved this real time video. Could you list Ali express links to the parts? Thanks

bro if you went any slower you would start taking the damned thing apart again...top tip buddy....dont go getting baked as hell before recording content.

Hey. Do you know where I can find a mod for the omega speedmaster? :)

Thank you for sharing. I love watching stuff like this and learning so much ! Never seen the truing and poising of the balance wheel. Isn't the normal thing to do to use a staking tool to remove the balance staff ? Is the adapter part for the Horia tool custom made or available to purcahse ? It is a shame spare parts for these vintage movements is so hard to come by.

So boring.

when you did the waterproof test you could hear the radio in Italian, are you a laboratory in Italy??? congratulations on the work, on my seadweller it didn't go so well!!!

NO rust

very good tutorial thanks

Good looking watch! I really enjoyed your very detailed and long form video style, well done 👍🏻

Great explanation, helped me a lot ! Thank you!

The sirens were perfect 😆😆😆OUT OF POISE ..OUT OF POISE… RED ALERT‼️

My dad did it that way too. Super technical 👍🏻. Nice to see some low tech solutions instead of buying another million dollar too

You are so picky!

Pressure testing an empty case is a waste of time in my opinion

You done yet?

Spectactular work. I wish people knew how much of a jump it is to do work like this. Most watchmakers in my market make that bullshit slash across the arbor to get the amplitude they need. It's fucking disgusting. I've been a watchmaker 12 years now and I'm ashamed to say for only the past 2 years have I started diving into lathe work. Before that I would just reject jobs that needed bushing repair or any type of lathe work. Mind you in my market they only pay 200$ an overhaul and think it as fortune because people out here will do a complete overhaul on a time and date automatic for fucking 80 dollars! Great work champ!! Let's keep fighting the good fight!!

Hello. can you tell me what paint you used to restore the numbers on the bezel?

I’m building one of those soon 👍🏼

I noticed that the timegrapher had a lift angle of 52 degrees. I am only a learner (hobby), but I read that the lift angle of the NH35 is 53 degrees. Why didn't you insert the correct value of the lift angle before you tried to correct the movement? Thank you for your video, I learned a little bit more.

Where can I get those jigs to hold the bezel… and where did you find deer the silicone sand?? Thank you in advance …

where is the case from?