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However much your customer paid you... it's not enough. I'm just getting into old clocks and hope to gain a fraction of your knowledge. Bravo.

This video just saved my biscuit! Thank you for sharing this and explaining a complicated process in a way that a simple person could make it tick! 😉

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You are just marvelous! Good tools and excellent skill!

Thanks Matthew. An awesome video which has made me now subscribing and will be watching in detail. I’ve not seen a better video for explaining what you’re seeing as you strip down a clock. I learnt a lot!

Thanks!

Hi Matthew That clickspring looked retrofitted to me, shouldnt it have looked a bit like the setting lever spring ? Have a nice day

Really nice work! Brass is such a lovely metal to work with. I retired from my own business of telescope and binocular restoration and repair three years ago and can fully appreciate what you are achieving. The question for me now is: do I go ahead and service my own clocks, one Junghans the other a skeleton clock. I think I ponder that for a while.

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A very helpful video. Thank you. You were nice a slow describing the parts and what you were doing. A lot of the other videos leave me guessing.

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Thank you so much for posting this series! It was absolutely fantastic. I learnt more from watching you fix this than from most books. Please continue to post these 'deep dive style' repair videos as listening to you explain and reason each repair is so helpful.

Technology from a time when artistry and craftsmanship mattered even in places where few would ever see. Thanks for bringing this watch back to life.

44:06 Led Zeppelin - Black Country Woman reference love it and the whole video. Liked and subbed

Thank you for this amazing video. The level of detail and the intricacy of the work involved is superb. 😊

Many thks your reply.being 87 and shake to much,i retired.understand your thinking .her in s africa,customers wanr bright and shiny. Many hours in polishing. Here is a tip ii have not seen used before, inguaging condition of teethon wheel place wheel flat on white paper. Spray from vertical position. You can visual any variation in tooth shape. Helps imeasurably in straightening bent teeth. With our currency being terrible 1 pound equals about 25 of our rand i had to make lots of parts. Along with competeing with other" gentlemen who consider spraying with WD 40. Life was not ease. Many thanks your contribution blessings

Two things worries me 1 trest 2 why dont you polish up clock

This content is beyond measure. Your videos are what got me into horology and now I'm hooked. I had a legitimate fear of clocks ticking and your calming voice has been very therapeutic Thanks Matt

If you use denture cleaner on the enamel dial, not only will it clean the dial but also remove visual cracks.

What a masterful repair work! That was a very instructive and enjoyable video, beautifully videographed and narrated, thank you very much. I have a working fusee movement but the motion works and dial are missing. What are the chances of cannibalising these from other scrap watches?

was that graphite you sprayed on the spring?

Matthew, I really enjoy watching you work and your creative solutions. One piece of advice, leave your captions on a little longer. General rule of thumb, read them twice at your normal pace. Then it will be on longer for the viewer

Top job, seen one of these recently without the statue. I couldn't work out what it was. Now I know.

If you want to turn it off, make an exact working copy of it so that people can still see an active version while you do what you need to do to the original. It's a machine. Machines NEED to work or they seize up and shut down permanently (see what happens to your car if you don't run it regularly!). With care, it can run for hundreds more years quite happily. It should not be frozen in aspic like a statue (as it was for many years).

What was final amperage and beat error

What oil did you spray the mainspring with? Was the rest of the movement oiled with D-5, or was another Moebius oil or grease used? I wanted to know that for self-education purposes. Thank you.

Absolutely beautiful work, careful precise but not so OCD that you ruin the parts that still exists, I need to learn about being able to say good enough on some of the old watches I've worked on. 😁

Matthew you are so confident and you are a very proficient on. Clocks and watches. I saw you do a verge Fuse. Nice thanks.

Someone may have already mentioned it, but your work here (both as restorer and videographer) has rescued a moment in history: a working watch from the intersection of the technology, craftsmanship and art of its time that lives again physically and virtually. Thank you!

Hi, very beautiful job. I am french amateur clock repair. I passionned with this. I repair lot of watch and 3 clock, my vedette winchester run 3 year ago my repair and uniquely quarter song not fonctionnal per moment. But it is very precise clock. I subscrib immediately after watch the first video. Sorry for my bad english.

Mr Read you have to be the best clockmaker I've seen. I've been at it over 30 years. I've watched a few on my smart tv and wasn't able to like. Love to see something on all of the important issues with the chimes on a Westminster clock. Going too slow etc. Cheers. Love your work. I'm from Nympsfield in the Cotswolds. Now in Australia 🦘🦘🦘🦘

Thx Matthew

Matthew you have way to many channels. Which you tube channel is your channel that you post to all the time? I advertise for you in my videos but I have been advertising "How to repair pendulum clocks"

Excellent video, thanks for posting. IMHO it is a great shame rolex are not producing quartz watches today for those of us living in the 21st century. Maybe it is harder to buy out a pre-existing quartz watch manufacturer than it would appear...

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Brilliant work on the screw!

I just stumbled across this channel. Not sure how youtube never recommended your videos since I watch tons of other watch repair channels. This work is brilliant. Thank you.

Nice, You earned my subscription. Matching the thread was brilliant.

Great fun skeleton clocks. Nice when they have the 5 spoke wheels too. I've had some blinders but like a fool never kept one for myself. One day!

Super travail !!! Bravo et respect !

I've had a few of those "swingers" come through my shop (including the reproductions from China). Your video, with all the closeup shots, were truly well done. I got a lot out of your video. Thanks!

thanks for your passing on your extensive knowledge, its very much appreciated,. you didnt go into choosing the strength of the suspension spring, other that the obvious far to weak or strong.. how critical is the strength of a suspension spring ?..

Mesmerising filmwork. As a novice in horology an explanation of just what some of the parts are there for would be illuminating. Thanks

The epilogue is really great! Love your work.

Hi Matthew, how can I contact you about a 1750's pocket watch by one of the watchmaking greats. Can you get in touch with me about it? 😊

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