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THANK U SIR!!! I thought I broke my dad's Rolex 😭😭

This video saved me! My band wasn’t locking and I was about to go to go get my watch repair. Then I just bent the arch. Boom fixed! A true savior

amazing. love the details

your video saved me buying new rolex

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Almost just through away my Rolex thank you

You suggested me a dream project ❤❤

i have a mickey mouse pocket watch 1930ish that needs refurbished ... do you have website or contact info

what dose that cost to have done

Hello, can you achieve a water-resistant watch case with casting?

Legend!

From experience, getting parts for Rolex watches is difficult and expensive. You paid more than it was worth given the damage, but you've made a great tube and have shown what is possible with the right skills and access to spares. I would definitely discourage people from buying watches rusted out, especially if they're prestigious watches.

What is an estimated cost of taking a antique waltham pocket watch, get it working and putting it into a wrist case? I'd love to do this for my dad's grandfathers watch that I've never seen run. He actually has 2

Very helpful. Thank you!

I'd like to get the information on the reversing relay and the ultrasonic devices and drivers

Bro I can’t believe it was this easy. Thank you so much. I was so hurt you just saved me so much 🙏

I would be very interested in the parts and wiring diagrams to make this happen. I take possession of my L&R master tomorrow.

The value of old Timex watches just jumped up 👍

I think this is fantastic! I am very interested in wiring diagram so I can do the same on my L&R machine and/or my newer ultrasonic machine that is from 60s but has a transducer that needs replacing. Thanks!

The music is distracting, boring and repetitive.

Brother, you got skills, my friend! How long have you been a horologist?

Thank you! fixed my clasp it was barley holding

Grest job, but it's now fine with the keeping time?

The exibition case back looks amazing .

Great video , keep em coming !!

Interesting video. Thanks for posting. I have a Tiffany & Co. pocket watch, made my Patek Philippe from about 1872 or 1873. Every early serial number. Doesn’t have the “wolf’s teeth” on the ratch and crown wheels, and has a more 3/4 bridge. It has a long arm that rests over the crown to keep it from backing out. That arm is screwed down between the 3/4 and main plates, so you can’t tighten it from above. Has to be on when the bridges go together, although I can get to the locking screw between the plates with tweezers. Not screw down the entire way. But it causes problems trying to lock the stem in place inside a case. Not enough clearance to get into the side with tweezers. I’m also converting the Tiffany/Patek movement into a modern wrist watch, but am considering a hole/slit setup. To slide the entire movement and stem into the case together, then pressing the top and bottom cases closed. Not so much worried about making a water proof watch since I still need to notch the lever position for lever set. I’m thinking of keeping the original stem and onion, because if I cut the stem to shorten, if later I decide to buy an original Tiffany 18K gold case and convert back to a pocketwatch, I’ll be screwed. Looking now for a 2nd stem to cut.

What a pleasure to watch this conversion, Tyler is a lucky dude. I missed it, did you use the original mainspring? I am also wondering if you make your own crown stems and if there are smaller cases for say a 00s movement. Great video as always!

I'm curious where you get the cases. Loved the content here!

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You are a life saver! I was so dissapointed that my Datejust bracelats don’t make a good snap and don’t hold it anymore that I almost start to cry. After 1 month of holding my watch in the box and prepare myself to go to the Rolex store to fix it, I found your video. I cannot thank you enough!

It helped. Thank you!

Perfect. I have an old submariner and it wouldn’t snap shut, I knew one of the trifolds needed bent a little but I couldn’t remember which one and if it was more or less curvature….now it has a nice, crisp snap to the closure. Thank you

I’ve recently came across a Tiffany’s open face ladies pocket watch. Serial number beginning with 72000’s. It stamped with Tiffany&co New York. And then another part just says Swiss. There is an engraving on the case that says 1895. I’m trying to figure out who the movement is by. Since Tiffany had other manufacturers including Longines, Ed Koehn, and Patek. Any ideas?

Hi, After you snapped on the bezel, how is the movement being kept in place so it does not wobble? Kind regards

Thank you for showing each step. Amazing work to fit them in modern cases.

Looks amazing

Actually, I have questions. I’ve recently come into a *very early Tiffany movement, and the serial number is well below 2000. While the train bridge looks a bit different, it says “Tiffany & Co. New York”. Very much a grey area I’m trying to understand. I *believe it’s a very early Tiffany / Patek movement. Says “fast / slow” in the same font, and even had the same type of dotted corrosion on it as the left side “Tiffany & Co Geneva” watch. Will look under the dial for any Tiffany stamps. Working on getting it into servicing.

Great Video. Can you clean a minute hand that got condensation on it? Brand brand new Rolex submariner.

Wow!...malking your own case from scratch, and a very cool way to save and house a fine old case-less watch.

Nice work!

Thanks for sharing I’ve used alum to get the same results but it took a bit longer I’d love to see a video of you replating it

thanks, man!

Hi there - I am looking to do something similar with and A.Lange & Sohne WWII pocket watch. Any chance you could help me identify how i can find a custom case / dial manufacturer?

Thank you for showing how to do this. Where can I find citric acid?

how does this compare to using alum?

Oh MY Gosh! I was about to take it to a watch repair place, and they would have charged me to do this! Thanks SOOOO much! This watch was a present from my son's grandfather, and we don't have money for these things. You are the BEST!

i love u…

I accidentally stood on mine and I think both bits are bent and I can’t seem to get it right 😬🫣