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Please shut up and just do the job

The service knowledge you have makes this almost seem effortless. Then again, looking at the movement size alone is amazing to see how calm and collected you are throughout the entire process. Thank you for sharing.

Fantastic watch and restoration.

Amazing tutorial, and tremendous info about watches thanks sir.

That grease is just insanely priced. More than human plasma!

I've just found this. Amazing I love it, it taught me so much. I've just started and done a few Seiko movements. This video just illustrates how merger my efforts are! Butt with these types of videos to follow I can only get better! Thank you sooo much. Regards. Mike @ newforestwatches

What a phenomenal video! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain what it was that you were doing, I like to be able to watch and learn at the same time.

sooo.... should I use lighter fluid to clean the jewels? lol

New subscriber here 👍

Very helpful Leo! Thanks for the video.

Super Video

Hi - I’m the designer and manufacturer of the little tool you feature at 12:45! I made about 100 pieces back in 2021 I think. I sold them to Cousins and Beco-technic to distribute. It was a nice surprise seeing it again! 😀

Excellent and very informative video 👍🙏 and a great movement from Seiko. How much difference is there between this and the 7S26? Is it just the lack of handwinding? The 7S26 also has day/date complications.

Excellent. Thanks

Thank you for your video. I’m struggling trying to get the escapement wheel in place. No matter how I try, the wheel only stays in place for a moment, before losing contact with the train wheel. Is that normal or maybe something is broken?

Great job and your work is awesome 👍🏼😎

Excellent instructional video! I like the "bargain" braking grease! 🤣I have been using Moebius 8217, it's all expensive. The Kluber grease probably does a better job. Great tip on what mainspring winder sizes to use for Seiko.

awesome channel! awesome videos! looking forward to more!!

Brilliant that’s all I can say

عندي واحدة مثلها ينقصني زجاج لها.

The hands look great! Thanks for the video.

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Best microscope😅😅😅😂

Thank you so much for this video. I've serviced many different movements. This one is key for NH35/6 because of all the lubrication details. Much appreciated!

How can I get an estimate and/or send you a watch for servicing? I don’t trust just anyone local. I’d rather send it to a true professional.

much appreciated, Leo

why using Moebius 9010 on the third wheel ?

Great video! Some of the older Seitz tools have a 3mm size anvil and 4mm pushers. 3mm anvils may be hard to find. It is something to consider when buying older tools.

If a Rolex movement was a little village, what component would be the village idiot?

It was like a open heart surgery. When you put the balance I felt like heart has started to beat and watch coming to life! Great video with meticulous precision!!

I recently picked up one of the chinese (Vevor) case back openers. I bought a seiko off of ebay that had a cross threaded back, I can't exactly compare to anything else, but it did the job to perfection, and came with a bunch of extras for doing bracelet links too. Very handy, and built like a tank.

i own one of those how much is a service for one ?

Congratulations on reaching 10 k subscribers Leo .

really cool. I don't think I've ever seen a watch disassembled to that extent. Amazing

Peter. Actually you well never need the tools.?. You well only need the tools. If you are repairing watches every day.?. Peter.

Peter. Are tools. Meal. or Stanlusteel. That you use in the an vowels. Peter. Thank You.

Peter. from. Dagenham. I don't think i can be as good as you. Only. I am sixty nine. And. I am on medication. And injection's. Which i can't do with out. Bye. Peter.

Another amazing video and inspiring to see you work! Thanks! I wish you'd visit WRT where I've sent you a PM.

sir i have alpinist with damage crown and thread how i fix the crown and thread set? any video idea sir

Beautiful work on a terrific looking Seiko!

I've watched this several times and have begun practicing on a few hands before restoring the good ones. How long would you estimate you spend with each grit on the main top side of the hand? I found >3-4min for each paste higher than 1200 seemed to have diminishing returns but I didn't want to cut corners. I have been satisfied with the result.

Do the works really need to be fully disassembled to remove the stem? PITA

I love the complete descriptions

Very good video with excellent explanations

Hi Sir, I am new to watch repair and heard you say to wear an apron to catch small parts before hitting the floor. What style of apron and material? I have an old leather apron from blacksmithing I use to wear many years ago that I can use and not have to go buy a special apron but unsure if the small parts would bounce off the leather? I bring this up because just last night while I was working on a movement, I lost the smallest of setting works gears I have ever seen. Maybe 1mm across! I think it went to the floor.

The old Seitz tool can be used without the handle and replaced by the extra chrome screw knob,and it springs back as well!The same as the Horia and with the handle folded out of the way no need for the extra end shake tool.

I have the made in Switzerland Seitz jewelling tool the same as described in the book of this video.Mine comes with the extra chrome plunger screw knob that can be used instead of the lever.When using it to to push out or set jewels the micrometer can be set to depth and the Crome knob has almost 3 mm of travel to screw down to the micrometer set depth which is more than enough to screw press the jewel in or out of its setting.The pressing shaft will return after setting or pressing the jewel out as the spring is still acts the same with the chrome top screw as when using the handle.This old Seitz set comes complete in a long box with flat pushers pump pushers concave pushers reamers anchors straiteners and anvils.A very well made old tool.

Hermoso reloj, felicidades, Seiko es una marca que vale la pena restaurar, y tú restauración quedó bien. Yo me compré por Ebay un Seiko modelo 5 railway con carátula amarilla. Aún no me llega, ya deseo restaurarlo. Buen video

Pure gold. Super. Big thanks!

Chris sent me. 🙂