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How much does a service like this typically cost?

Hi, thanks for uploading this video. I have a Ebel 214 to service which I believe is largely the same. Can I ask what lubrication you used on the reverser wheels please?

Whats the name of the tool u open the case with?

Thank you. One thing to mention is that both the crown wheel and ratchet wheel screws are left hand threaded on this movement. Ratchet wheel screw probably wasn't seized at all.

Great video, thank you! (Just a tip for the future: The Lift Angle for these movements is 42⁰ , not 52⁰ 👍)

Note to the Benrus crew.. that male snap in winding stem piece is PN is 404M

Hah, I own one just like this one and I also brushed all of the polished surfaces, exactly like this.

I have a DS2 but it is missing the yellow seal! Do you have the reference? And do you think it is so important? Congratulations for the work 👏👏👌

Glashütte GUB Bison. Ein traumhaft schöne Uhr.

Again, great work: 👍👌👏! The box that houses the movement could be nicer, though. It is particularly sad that you do not see the movement at work 😩. Maybe you can find a better way to house these wonderful mechanics?

Thank you for sharing this excellent video on UA-cam: 👍👌👏!

Lovely work. Thanks for sharing!

Excelente reloj es de los años 70s verdad

Thank you very much for the video and I am looking forward to part 2!

Very interesting movement/clock. Nice lathe work done for parts.

Did You ever think about using denture cleaner on the dial ? It could hide a lot of the green cracks .

Nice video, could you tell me what would be service and repair cost for such a watch?. I have my late grandfather's longines with the different case shape, but it should be the same movement auto 890.1.

One or two explanatory comments please… isopropyl alcohol or just water for cleaning the electronics?

good job , all my respect

This case did not have any polished finishes. The edge of the case was brushed horizontally and the rest had a deeply grained finish done with a lapping machine. It’s a bit of a shame seeing overpolished watches.

Hi! Do you sell this watch ?

Great, an original Laco from ww2 era in nos condition! Excellent service Job. I have been to Laco in Pforzheim but they had nothing like your watch. Thanks for sharing! Regards from Argentina.

I think the brand is actually called Seca, not Leca. Thanks for the video, I'm currently trying to do a restoration of exactly the same type of watch as my first project...

Señor calibre 700 No hace falta ni modificar lo para sacarlo de nuevo al mercado Año 70 citizen V2 Calibre 7200 Funciones Hora minutos segundos día semanal día mensual Parada segundero carga manual y dos sistemas de pase fecha día mensual rápido y semanal semirrapido Toda una verdadera proeza en los 70

I have many nice watches. I also own 4 Vostok Amphibias. These are one of the best watches on the market, and honestly aside from how amazingly retro they look even new, the crown and case design is legendary and very ingenious. I will proudly wear these watches even though I can afford to wear any watch I want. Love them. Great video.

Hello, Very nice video clip! You are really a good Maestro! I bought one exactly at your , it's not in my hand now, I'm waiting from the postal service. What do you think about this mechanism? I think is not the best, but simple and maybe easy to repair it. Congratulations! Regards, Simone

Is the dial on these modern Tissot enamel?

Very nice...🙏

Are you located in the US? How much do you charge? I have an amphibia that stops at 3:00 almost all the time.

I have a 60's vintage Anker 03 what keeps great time and was wondering what a restorations costs? I've yet to find this exact model anywhere so maybe you can tell me a bit about it?

Very good video

Great work and amazing revival. I like it very much but can hear a beat error. The escapement fork is made of 2 parts, could they been misplaced relative to each other? Or just the hairspring is not aligned? Thank you!

Thank you for sharing this excellent video of a masterful restoration on UA-cam: 👍👏👌!

Vielen Dank Robert 🤝

Da hast du dir aber wirklich viel Mühe gemacht!! Danke dafür 😊👍

Beau travail, joli calibre, mais j'aurais aimé quelques mots d'explications... 🖐️⌚

Hi fantastic video. How can I reach you if I want to send in a 2481 for service like this?

Very nice work! That dial deseserves a trip to these guys www.youtube.com/@kirkrichdial/featured

Applaus, Applaus, Applaus, Applaus, Applaus! Unglaublich - der Mann beherrscht nicht nur die Kunst des Urmachers - er baut auch noch eine Maschine zum Schweissen - und an der Drehbank kennt er sich auch noch aus - ich bin platt ;-)

Das ist eine tolle Uhr geworden, die den Charme ihrer Zeit wiedergibt - Hochachtung vor deiner Kunst!

faszinierend, wenn ich dir zuschaue lieber Dario. Die Ruhe, das Können, deine Liebe für den Beruf - all das ist hier fast greifbar - dein Fan Richard

sehr schön einem Meister zuzusehen, der es kann - und nicht der Uhr ihren Charme durch ein neues Zifferblatt nimmt!

Hey - you forgot to make the missing seconds pinion for the centre seconds hand - did you know?

Great video. I'm restoring the same watch and when I try and put the stem back in it just won't stay in. I pressed the red button to let it out which worked fine but putting it back in just won't work, did you have any trouble doing that? I've tried so many different combinations of pressing the button and not pressing the button and still no luck.

Oooof! Look at that vintage quartz movement! The exposed traces are beautiful! It's so 80s, very much like an early 8 bit home computer. What a cool movement! I'm familiar with the 1332 as I have a DeVille with that movement, but this one seems a little more rustic, more exposed and I love it for it.

I have an 80s Amphibia, manual wind. The Crown is doing something weird; i screw it out to wind it and it goes straight to time set position. Its hard to get the setting to wind and slips back to time set or sometimes nothing. Can you tell what has happened? Great video btw. I love the восток!

I Have a Kiefer Watch. Do you know any of the history behind the brand? I have had trouble looking

I have an old DS-2 i inherited from my grandfather, i think the dial feet has broke, since the dial is moving around. Do you think i could do this my self with no prior experience? just from watching youtube? A guy has afford to do this for me for 300 USD, but i think that is way too much Also where can i get dial feet for this watch? Thanks in advance!

Nice work done on lathe with the new balance staff. Like the mat you have on the table to hold parts, where you get it? If you don’t mind me asking, how long you been working on watches? You got a very nice work shop.

Fantastic service work done on the watch. Love the dial color.