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Thanks a lot more about molnija

good video, but you are missing a back plate.

Dónde consigo los repuestos de este motor.

Часы (Кристал) были 15 камней это также (Молния) 1950 годов на 15 камнях, а на видео (Молния) 3602 . Это (Молния) с циферблатом от часов (Кристал).

But HOWWWW. How did you remove the crown stem???? Just pulling? That doesnt sounds quite right 😵‍💫

Would you do the same job to my Hamilton 917 movement if i mailed it to you?

Great job on the watch, kudos on the balance wheel fix. Was that a new case, if so where you get it?

Great job! I have the same watch (dad's) but the crown is missing. Must get it back in action. Are these hard to work on?

Foarte frumos !

Are you just using a torch for the screw bluing? Every time I've tried to use this method, I get uneven colors.

Excellent job and really good video. Nice to see someone lubricating the mainspring properly.

you’re literally my comfort person i love you #nkuwan !

At 14:16 when placing the cap jewel on the balance pivot a trick of your ring light suddenly made the jewel look hollowed out. Very interesting effect. And the blued, polished screw heads add so much needed color to the watch. And I really enjoy the music on all your projects. It fits what you are currently doing in the video. An excellent video. Thank you.

Nice work, man! Kind of ASMR stuff🤔

Lovely video thanks, great attention to detail 👍

Nice video, my own dynamic has an issue, the crown won't clip back on the stem what should I do ?

Это уже котлета. Корпус 50х. Механизм от 60х+

Great ussr watch. Kalashnikov! High quality! I have two of them!

Excelente video yo tengo algunos relojes de bolsillo antiguos unos elgin de uno de 1920 de 17 jewels y otro de los años 60s de 23 jewels y otro de otras marcas saludos desde Tampico Tamaulipas Méxic

Beautiful watch, and great job! Congrats

Where'd you get this case the crown is in the perfect spot. Mine is at 3oclock and I just don't like it there

Great video, great talent, passionate owner!

Brilliant job 👍I wear a dynamic 😊

looks great, nice piece.

Beautiful! I also have a 1969 Genève Dynamic from 1969, but I think it has the 565 caliber. It has never been serviced and unfortunately has a power reserve of around 10 minutes now :-(

Another spectacular restoration! Any chance you could share how you clean the parts in the video? Thank you!

I believe the dial says "Kristall"... You should try a Poljot deck watch. They are based on a modified Ulysse Nardin calibre and are built to an exceptionally high standard.

nice work! what an amazing skill! I wonder if the case is customized or if it's for sell on the open market?

The mainspring barrel had severe end shack. You didn't show how you resolved it.

Respect!

The difference n procedures between you and Marshal on wristwatch revival is just enough to show your individualisms. I enjoy you both and find you both to be way above average. Mistakes like the one you show in this video are bound to happen. You correct them as soon as you recognize them. That is the mark of a professional in my view. This was another great video and I look forward to many more.

Great Watch and great work. Thanks

This is how he who loves what he makes, you are creative

Wow man, your work is so amazing! And your sense for fine detail and music is equally amazing. I have a 100 plus year old solid silver pocketwatch l inherited from my grandfather, and it needs a rebuild. I hope some day l can send it to you.

This is one of the most beautiful youtube videos l have ever seen. This is my friend's watch and he sent me here to see this, and l am just blown away. Incredible work and attention to detail. I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your content!

if only you would label each bit as you remove/replace it. That would be awesome! I know what most of them are but re-affirmation would be helpful.

I just finished watching this video. Bravo, is all I can say. Excellent work. I have a new interest now and look forward to seeing more!

Watching your methodical disassembly of this watch is fascinating. It is clear to me you are a professional in every sense of the word. I enjoy your work as much as Marshal on "wristwatch revival". You both exude spontaneous ability. Thank you for the wonderful surprise of finding your channel!

Nice work!! Love Hamilton. Unfortunately most of the Hamilton I get in my shop are more restoration work than repair work. Man, watchmakers of the past really did not treat Hamilton movements with the tact and care they deserve. Great to see this one was well taken care of and will continue to be thanks to you! All the best.

This was a wonderful video. Ive done a lot of 16s conversions but they don't sell very well due to the size. Unfortunately I cant find smaller cases.

WHY THE STUPID MUSIC?

Got three of these, one harvested from a poor Sekonda Hunter to power my Zlatoust, one in a marriage reglateur which needs a stripdown as the ferrule of the stem has snapped off inside the hole and another Sekonda railroad hunter that needs a new balance, lovely movements. Now I wish there was a way to simply convert them from 3602's to 3603's, I imagine a time served watchsmith could do so quite well but I am an amateur collector who can fix things if not too tricky, I think reaming out and pressing in a setting on both sides is way way beyond me lol

Now I know who bought this movement before me 😊 Great Work🎉

Surprising you didn't attempt to clean the dirt off the dial. How did you repair the barrel hole/bushing that let the barrel wobble prior to dissassembly and service? The main spring arbor(?) barrel post(?) was wobbling in the plate hole after you removed the wheels, so the wobble couldn't have been caused by a loose screw. It looked like at leasy one jewel was pitted or worn where the pivot for whatever wheel it was sat, or was it just super dirty with old dried oil?. Did you have to replace any of the jewels? I quit at 14:32. Did you put it on a timer and play with the regulation at all, to get it running as accurately as possible?

Outstanding! keep them coming. love the editing, simple and calm. the work does the talking, speaks pride and excellence. my first mechanical is in the mail along with basic tools. one question please, what magnification loupe for things like polishing anglage do you use? thank you

Thanks for that. It was very educational. Having watched many of these videos, I'm left wondering why nobody ever cleans the dial, assuming it would even be capable of being cleaned?

loved the video mate think i'm your 50th subscriber

Please upload more content like this

Very nice video, image music and of course an interesting watch service !! ✨👌 Best regard !!

Beautiful work. I wondered how it "tested" after your work was done?