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Great job How did you clean the dial ? what did you use to clean it ?

Good job. In fact its a pocket watch but changed into o wrist watch

did you have to swap out the cap jewel on the balance wheel or disassemble the balance? there were 2 screws on the balance cap stone but it seems to be missing one screw when you reassemble it to make it ticks, does the missing screw affect the rate much?

I didn't like the service provided by this Omega. It didn't show washing the machine in the video. Apparently the machine was not washed in the global watch cleaning solution and other products. Apparently he just cleaned the parts and lubricated them superficially. To make matters worse, when assembling the watch as a whole, he ended up doing a disservice by losing a screw that held the case together. I managed to see the lost screw inside the silver case that he didn't see... And that is an unforgivable watchmaker service on an omega watch that is over 125 years old and deserves treatment from a more qualified watchmaker.

Jolie pocket watche, cela me rappelle lorsque enfant, je démontais et remontais dans un grenier â Genève des montres de gousset, mais là, en 2024 pas une seule goutte d'huile, pas de graisse...!? Vous êtes certainement un amateur,... Pensez à lubrifier ! Comme pour doigtage... 😁🖐️

Anyone know when the *LIVE* bear cam comes back?

Lovely. I wanted to know what you did to clean up the dial. Also, what can of strap did you put on?

At 3:09 you can see loose screw under the balance wheel

The music to this video it make it more awesome

From two make one! Apparently some watch enthusiasts dislike such a Frankenstein watch, but I think it's beautiful how you made one nice functioning watch out of those parts. After all, it'll keep good time and look nice, and that's what essentially matters for any watch.

Hi Bangkok, Do you still have that old Landeron 48 named Sultana dial? How much do you want for it ? Thanks David

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Thanks for this video! I'm working on trying to restore a Tip-Top as well and this has been a great guide. What type of crystal did you use to replace the old, yellowed original? I'm looking for this part as well.

That would have made a lovely pocket watch

Nice work thanks for sharing

Um....why is the strap oriented so that 10 o'clock is straight up?

Do you have a showroom?

Absolutely love the watch

When was the year of production or this model?

arent cloth finger cots a bad idea since the fibers would get into the movement?

wow. looks beautiful in your arm. Better than new rolex gold.

Where is your shop located?

I've owned a few of these over the years but at time I wasn't interested (American watches were my focus) they were just part of the deal. I don't think I currently have one in my collection.

Great skills and good video also just a feedback, seems the light is perpendicular to the watch and the watch reflect too much light to the camera, putting the light in an angle will show better the watch and no reflection to the camera.

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Very good ⚙⌚📽👏

No Lube????

two things I noticed that can lead to poor performance: 1. you've lubricated the pallet fork pivots, that is known to steal a lot of your amplitude. keep them dry; 2. the pallet fork pivot holes look worn out, you can try to tighten them using punches/broaches. 3. pin pallet movements usually run like crap anyway :)

Whatever caused tremor, I feel sorry for you. Hope you'll be OK.

Those pin pallet movements are a bear to work on!

why u dont replace the barrel?

Hi...great job. As a hobbyist I'm about to start the restoration of a L48 myself. I have a few donor movements a well as one for restore. I notice NONE of my movements have the screw in sliding gear that you installed 2nd (17:42 mark) during re-assembly. Newer versions of this movement and sliding gear don't have that 2nd screw at all. Do you know if you need it for this caliber?

as Lewis Jones has correctly pointed out, it's not a marriage watch, it's a WWI trench watch. The movement is hard to identify precisely, it was an era when everybody was doing the same thing with minor cosmetic variations. The dial, the hands and the movement are definitely original, the case I'm not so sure about - I googled a bit and I couldn't find this exact configuration, and in general front covers were uncommon on these watches, but they have made so many variations that it could as well be original, it's just hard to tell.

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Nicely done! I love the artistic engravings on the bridges. Very pretty watch!

Execelente trabajo y muy lindo reloj! Saludos desde Argentina

wow! such a bliss to watch! subbed! :)

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Nice Watch​👍

Great work!

Lovely old watch, good workmanship. Thanks

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When you turned it over with the new crystal… Wow!

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Why does the movement have unadjusted engraved in it ?

This repair was totally awesome . Want To Sell It ????

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I didn't see the yoke spring being installed.

I notice you didn't let down the power in the mainspring before you removed the pallet fork. Doesn't the rapid release risk damage to the mainspring or train of wheels?