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Thanks for showing the movement. If you want to redo the video, the right lift angle is 49 for the mt5602. So the readings you got might be wrong.

Beautiful watch. Thanks for making a maintenance video. The music is terrible however.

0.7 B.E. 🤢

hello..nice work..i have a question: i bought a longines movement l 704.2, a suitable base for showing the time and gmt hands. i thought everything would go without problems. when i put the base on the movement, i took to set the hands. the first the hand is for gmt and I can't set it at all.. where is the problem?

Great video! Isn’t it strange that Breguet put a 30-minute counter dressed as a 15-minute counter on this watch?

A big brand but poor spare parts. every time the treatment is like that. If compared to Japanese products, it would probably be called a master.

Seems like a child born of Rolex and Seiko. I see elements of both, perhaps too many components for a three hand auto with date.

The dry escapement. Great music to go with this very nice video btw.

Hello blogger, 3313 reset spring what is the principle, why I pressed no response, the pointer recovery is not 12 o'clock

Hello blogger, 3313 reset spring what is the principle, why I pressed no response, the pointer recovery is not 12 o'clock

My P.O Chrono is also slightly slow .

The timing between positions was a bit too much.

only cleaning with brush, no cleaning with machine??? I don't believe this with a Rolex or any other brand....

Chopin x Omega never thought of this combo lol. Great video

Excellent video! Thanks for making this!

You lost me at the fast forward disassembly. Dunno why you thought that was a good idea.

I’ve always had a soft spot for these 15jewel plastic omega chronograph movements.i think tissot took the movement and made it a little more simple, one less hand no day function, plastic escapement. I’m glad swatch brought this old chronograph movement back. I loved it back in the day and I still love it.

Die Musik nervt total...

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👏👏👏 Great job !

thanks for sharing, I appreciate your watchmaking skills.....great close up high quality video, 👍👍

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That movement looked so bad before the servicing. I’m surprised it was still able to run.

Very beautiful Kermit. I think you could’ve adjusted to get a little better beat error and time at the end tho.

I don’t understand how it’s supposed to be China made but it has a Swiss made eta 2824-2 in it. I know seagull makes their version of this movement called the st2130. But that was not the seagull st2130. The st2130 is usually decorated with perlage on the movement and Geneva striping on the rotor weight. This movement was not decorated and clearly had the eta logo markings and v8 meaning the movement was assembled in Switzerland as well.idk, maybe someone swapped the seagull movement for the Swiss made version? They would be a direct fit and able to be swapped very easy and are almost the same exact movement. I’m thinking that’s what was done here maybe but great video as always. Love the channel, and I’m always happy to see something different.

What ever happened to this level of finishing where the entire base plate was decorated with perlage? Even under the barrel and balance and wheels. Idk companies including Rolex stopped doing this but they need to start doing it again.

Don't you apply some grease on the barrel wall?

Got ETA written all over it 😂

It’s just so soothing to see you hand clean the parts and then carefully re oil them and put them back together along with the soothing music,I love it, great job.

I don’t understand why they decorate under the barrel but not under the rest of the wheels, regardless it’s a very beautiful column wheel chronograph movement. Love your content keep up the great work.

Much better music!

amazing job...thanks for sharing

Perfect, thanks for the video!

Ah yes, this was when Rolex actually decorated their movements in their sports Watches, now they don’t anymore and their qc has also went down, but unfortunately no one cares they just want a real Rolex they don’t care if the quality and finishing have both decreased. This watch however is from their golden age and the decoration is beautiful, however you can’t see it any way due to an enclosed case back. But for the money Rolex wants for one of their watches I’d rather buy a glashute original, in fact I’d love to see you service a glashute original. And also a newer yema in house gmt movement as well. I’ve never seen anyone strip down a yema in house gmt movement and I would definitely like to see that before I decide to buy one. They are very affordable and their in house movements look nicely decorated, nothing over the top, but for the money they look good enough. So yeah, I’d love to see a yema in house movement being serviced or a g.o. Movement or an alange and sohne movement but that might be asking a bit too much. Anyway, I love watches and I love your channel . The only thing that would make it better imo is more soothing music and make it longer instead of speeding it up when you hand clean the movement you could just leave it at regular speed I think that would be great. Also, most watch making channels offer courses on watch making and how to service specific movements for a prove to their viewers. Maybe you should also do this , it would also make you a lot more money by selling videos on how to service a watch to your members or patreons. Keep up the good work brother, love your content.

Loved the video and the work you do is truly professional. But that watch has so many scratches on it, definitely well worn. Didn’t know until now that omega uses a black plastic movement retainer ring. That’s odd. But tag does the same thing so I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised, it’s just that entry level Swiss brands like tissot or glycine don’t use plastic movement retainer rings anymore and haven’t for decades now and if the entry level Swiss luxury brands use metal movement retainer rings I don’t see why more prestigious brands wouldn’t. Brands that try to cut costs like that don’t sit well with me.

Simply stunning, wonderful video. I wish we had such watch makers in America so it’s be able to get my collection serviced.i won’t just trust anyone with my watches, and every watch maker I’ve tried to go to just tells me to just swap the movements. I don’t want a movement swap I just want the movements service is what I tell them and they say they don’t do that. Only movement swaps is what they do, it doesn’t matter the watch. No, I just have to find the right watch maker, and then maybe I can get the movements in my watches serviced instas of just swapped out.

thanks for sharing....👍

Nice job, with decent amplitude. Just what I was looking for.

Nice video! Roamer seem to be a very under-rated brand!

I love to see the higher end movements, they are so beautiful and Stunning it’s breath taking. Just look at the anglage and the beveling. Patek truly is best and it shows with their craftsmanship. Love your content. Keep up the great work.i would love to hear the story behind the watches you work on but i know this may not be possible when someone just comes in and drops off a watch and just wants it serviced. But i believe most watches have a story and as a watch enthusiasts i believe we all want to hear those stories, but alas, i suppose we can’t always have our cake and eat it too. Well done.

beautiful. well done

There is no way that this is in America cuz in America watch makers only do movement swaps and battery changes. I’m serious. They won’t even refinish a watch. It’s sad.

Great content, but I wish you would play classical music instead. Beautiful watch. Great work.

Beautiful work, and beautiful Omega. Out of curiosity, what solvent do you use to clean the parts with the brush?

The music has gotten so much better. The older videos had music that was,idk. Just not right I guess. But this.. this is like wonderful I love it! And I love the channel. I don’t speak or read anything but English so I can never read the notes, and have no idea what they say unfortunately but I love the channel non the less I hope it takes off. Watch enthusiasts like myself love this stuff. Maybe slow down the disassembly and reassembly just a bit and show more of what you’re doing, I’d love to see longer videos.

sir i really appreciate your work iam begineer watch mechanic i too work with mechanic watches i have some doubt can you help me solving it ? thank you

Nothing fancy, just an extremely well built, durable machine. I love it.

Running way too fast at the end.

Ciao grande revisione!! Ora è Cosc!!! 😂