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Brilliant!

Love that color. Great job

Love that watch. Nice work on all the repairs. Really like your channel.

First off LOVE your videos. I love vintage Seikos as well, and love restoring them to former glory. I'm having trouble sourcing gaskets/parts numbers. Where do you source yours?

Your Pre-Cleaning Routine = Full Cleaning Routine for those of us without a machine. Very complete. And yes, I watched start to finish and I enjoy your videos.

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i like the dial,i liike the watch,i am impressed by yor skills, bravo....

Currently working on one of these where the date wouldn't turn over on pushing the alarm button. This video is incredibly helpful. Thanks!

This watch is pure jewelry. Lol😢 However, useless or not, this thing looks great, inside and outside! 🕐⚙️🍸

👏👏👏👏

NW Arkansas where I live had a couple recently

Adam, first off another great video. I feel I learn more from your videos than every other watch repair channel out there. Your content is always informative and interesting. Secondly, is there any chance you could post the gentleman in Argentina’s eBay store address. I actually gave my son this exact Walkman in the late 90’s when I first got into collecting and tinkering on watches (back then you could get watches like this for Pennie’s compared to today) anyway, his now just sits in the top drawer because it needs some serious work on it, and I’d love to have the ability to get some NOS parts to help repair it. I know that Walkman watches were very popular in Argentina as I actually purchased the one I gave my son from a gentleman from there. Anyway, another great video, thanks.

Increíble error de fabrica , lo noté después de desarmado .

Insisto 6 es viernes no sábado , domingo es domingo , lunes segunda , martes tersa , miércoles cuarta , jueves quinta , viernes sexta , sábado y domingo .El reloj estaba descorregido .

El día de la semana está también en portugués 6 es viernes en este idioma .Realmente raro.

Welcome back. I have a couple of Bulova's. Figure Chinese aren't copy them. My research shows that Bulova's don't have standard 52 lift angle (ref Bulova tech letter #34, Nov 75); 11AL uses 50 lift angle, 18000 beats

WOW!

Lift angle for that movement is 54.5 degrees.

Same exact watch as the vintage omega seamaster!? Is it not? Looks to be the same calibre

What does a job like this cost?

My gasket looked the same wide flat like that I think it was original.

I've had that exact same watch for years, can't remember where I got it, this video inspired me to take it apart clean it put it back together and I'm blown away at how accurate it is, it's a really well-made movement, my dial got damaged worse than yours but it's not too too bad.

Great work and a fine looking watch.

That's amazing to gift your mom a watch like this. I just found this channel and I also like repairing watches! Funny thing is my name is also Adam!!!

Your video of this watch service is exceptional. I can see that you have covered everything meticulously and with great care. Thank you so much for sharing your passion and skills with us all. This watch is running so well. Pity so many people out there don't understand the value of old watches being brought back to new life and service. Thanks very much for taking the time to video your work. Kind regards to you.

I love the great history behind Bulova company. Beautiful watch. Great work as always!

That is beautiful. Well done from the Tissot watch from hell. Total respect. Nice video quality.

Gorgeous dial and case. I love that finish shot at the end, it looks spectacular on my new 70" TV! What a dial! Really nice selection on the strap, very handsome.

Howdy. I enjoy your videos and I watch probably a half dozen similar channels. This is not intended to be too critical, but I don’t think many are noticing or bothered by things like the shot getting slightly dark, or using a less desirable shot angle because your fingers were in the way, or other fairly insignificant things you feel you have to mention every time. Just saying…

The two shot on the balance wheel was awesome!!

The tune is "Entrance of the Gladiators" by Fucik

Fantastic video! I have a Bulova on my bench that I'm about to restore. Tank style. My wife is also teaching herself to make leather straps.

I have been thinking about buying a timing machine, Where did you find the "good deal" on the Timegrapher 1900?

What a handsome watch. I loved the shot of the serviced crystal in the claw, wonderful composition and depth of field. If I love a video, I cast it to my 65" TV, which I did. Nice production Adam.

Didn't think it was going to look that good in the end, what a beautiful watch

I have a watch that I would like to gift your channel since I cannot afford patreon how do I contact you?

Outstanding video. I very much like how you go about cleaning the movement, I used to buy old watches some 25 years ago and clean them, but you're much better than I ever was. Maybe someday you'll get a chance t o clean a Bulova 23 Jewel. It has 6 adjustments and was known as a "poor man's chronometer". A very famous movement. I have one suggestion for you. You need to google "Bulova pronunciation". You're much too good to be mispronouncing a major brand like Bulova. Anyway, thank you for an excellent video.

Buenas tardes, soy un aficionado a este arte de la relojería, le doy las gracias por lo bien que explica los pasos tanto para desmontar como reparar y posteriormente montar los movimientos. Creo que los videos no son largos, y para los que estamos empezando nos viene muy bien todas las explicaciones, paso a paso. Muchas gracia por compartir su sabiduría con los demás. Un saludo

I am no expert, but your oiling and greasing touch is just incredible when compared to many other UA-cam watchmakers I watch! And that is not a criticism of their skill, just an expression of your fine work.

I take a lot of still photos for the items I sell on line and just wanted to to thank you for your great camera work and your contribution to horology.

Very nicely done, it's a really good looking watch. Glad to hear you had minimal damage from the storms. Oh and the picture in picture part was neat. I wondered what it looked like if you did it through the microscope. Cheers!

Once again Adam; superb video, great videography and commentary. Thanks for the effort you put into these👍

Lately the Weishi 1900 prices have been down as low as about 75% of what the 1000 went for a year ago. Great time to upgrade.

Orgasmic!! Damn thats a tiny movement!! Really does take some skill to work with these smaller movements! Hats off!!

Adam that was really a great video. I’m new to the hobby and you gave me some good things to remember and new things to put into practice. One of my first watches was a Bulova 17AH pocket watch. It was great! Thanks for your content and you have a new subscriber!

Great video, with honesty! You are one of my favourite YT channels, right up there with Marshall on Wristwatch Revival. Keep them coming!!

You know I love a vintage Bulova. This came together beautifully! Great work as usual, and I love that you give just as much attention to the eBay junkers as to the Wakmanns.

Great job, lovely watch. I've never worked on one myself but between you and Marshall I've watched so many videos I generally have a decent idea of what's going on and the order of operations. I noticed you "swished" that winding piece and even let out a gentle "nice" before you commented on it! I really appreciate all the work you and Marshall put into making these videos, it's definitely edging me closer to picking up a few tools and a cheap easy movement to try it out. Regarding the picture in picture footage of putting in the hairspring - why not keep it? I don't find it distracting and a second view is cool to see. It sets you apart a bit too =)

nkuwan Literally the happiest place we men are!