Yes, in the past, radioactive materials were used for the night display on the hands, which glowed in the dark, but it was harmful to nature. Later, fluorescent materials were used, which had a short lighting time, and later Lumibright technology was used in Japanese watches. which stored light faster and had more exposure and was compatible with the environment
Well, if it was a 1940's clock then those hands were very likely painted with radium. Your removal technique has created a gross-contamination of your entire workspace. You need to check these things with a geiger counter before you go removing paint from old clocks, watches or instrumentation pointers or knobs. I have had to decon work areas where this has happened. It was a prolonged process and took multiple cleanup steps with checks with a much more sensitive detector than the $100 garden variety civil defense meters. Radium is a 'bone seeker' if you ingest it your body tries to treat it like calcium and you will carry that radioactivity with you for the rest of your life.
@TishaHayes After your message, I became very sensitive and decided to wash the entire workshop and tools and equipment, and I did it yesterday, thank you.
That came out super nice. Great job. Reminded me of my childhood. Grandad had a similar one,but with two bell type things on each side on top. When I'd spend Friday and Saturday night, I got to hear in the morning and run to his room also he could let me shut it off. Very cool memory. Thanks for the memories my friend.
Definitely not from the 40's. I bought a clock just like this, also made in Germany, new in Montreal in the late 70's. I loved it. Unfortunately the legs on my clock were made of plastic and kept breaking. I mended it a few times but the repairs didn't hold and I didn't have the skills to fix it properly. Wish I still had it.
Beautiful restoration job you did on the old alarm clock. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work. I know that this is the same comment I make on most restoration videos, but the restoration work is truly impressive.
Proponuję zawsze wskszuwki przy zakładaniu ustawiać na godz. 12 wszystkie. To gwarancja że się dobrze ustawią przy wskazywaniu każdej godziny. Chwytaj je przez folię - nie pokaleczysz ich. ❤😊
Buongiorno, visto che non c'era ruggine ma solo polvere, ho preferito non aprire i pezzi perché dava molta fatica, inoltre in queste ore è sconsigliata l'oliatura perché assorbe polvere.
@@Unique_restorations qualsiasi revisione di un orologio meccanico, comportano smontaggio completo, lavaggio e successiva lubrificazione perni. Comunque non importa🤷🏼♂️
عالی بود قدیما برای داخل عقربه ها از اورانیم استفاده میکردن برای شب نما شدن و درخشندگی در تاریکی وقتی اون لایه داخلی عقربه ها رو لمس میکنی حتما از دسنکش استفاده کن
بله در گذشته از مواد رادیواکتیو برای قسمت شب نما بر روی عقربه ها استفاده می شود که در تاریکی میدرخشید اما برای طبیعت مضر بعد از مواد فلورسنت استفاده می شود که مدت نور دهی آن کوتاه بوده و بعد از آن در ساعت های ژاپنی از تکنولوژی لومی برایت استفاده می شود. که هم سریع تر نور را ذخیره میکرد و هم نوردهی بیشتر داشت و با محیط زیست هم سازگار بود
Hello my friend, the clock mechanism is designed in such a way that it works without lubricant and oil because oil absorbs dust, if you buy a new clock, you will see that there is no oil, also the whole mechanism is made of brass and is rusted. It can't be done, so it doesn't need to be immersed in descaler solutions
Do y'all buy these at antique stores, and then toss them out in the dirt for a month before "restoring" them? Every one of these types of videos I've seen it looks like someone purposefully dirtied up something so they could clean it and call it a restoration, lol.
Hallo, Sie haben das sehr schön ggezeigt und den Wecker wieder in einem neuen Glanz erscheinen lassen. Ich habe einen ähnlichen, lasse den aber im Original. Ich bezweifle ob Ihr Wecker tatsächlich von 1940 ist - damals stand da noch nicht "Made in Germany" drauf, eher 60er Jahre ? Auch cool wie Sie das radioaktive Zeug von der Zeigerbeleuchtung entfernt haben. Greetings
Hallo mein Freund, ich bin mir auch nicht sicher über das genaue Datum, ich habe deinen Standpunkt zum Entfernen des Materials auf dem Zifferblatt nicht verstanden!
Yes, in the past, radioactive materials were used for the night display on the hands, which glowed in the dark, but it was harmful to nature. Later, fluorescent materials were used, which had a short lighting time, and later Lumibright technology was used in Japanese watches. which stored light faster and had more exposure and was compatible with the environment
Well, if it was a 1940's clock then those hands were very likely painted with radium. Your removal technique has created a gross-contamination of your entire workspace. You need to check these things with a geiger counter before you go removing paint from old clocks, watches or instrumentation pointers or knobs.
I have had to decon work areas where this has happened. It was a prolonged process and took multiple cleanup steps with checks with a much more sensitive detector than the $100 garden variety civil defense meters.
Radium is a 'bone seeker' if you ingest it your body tries to treat it like calcium and you will carry that radioactivity with you for the rest of your life.
Thanks for your thorough explanation as I understand it and some people say this watch is from the late 70's
@TishaHayes After your message, I became very sensitive and decided to wash the entire workshop and tools and equipment, and I did it yesterday, thank you.
A modern look ❤
Tanks👌👌🌹
Nice! Using materials you have available and the ingenuity to make it work and look good. 😊
Yes, thank you🌹🌹🌹🌹
That came out super nice. Great job. Reminded me of my childhood. Grandad had a similar one,but with two bell type things on each side on top. When I'd spend Friday and Saturday night, I got to hear in the morning and run to his room also he could let me shut it off. Very cool memory. Thanks for the memories my friend.
Very cool!💐💐💐🌹🤠
Amazing bro👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
Definitely not from the 40's. I bought a clock just like this, also made in Germany, new in Montreal in the late 70's. I loved it. Unfortunately the legs on my clock were made of plastic and kept breaking. I mended it a few times but the repairs didn't hold and I didn't have the skills to fix it properly. Wish I still had it.
Hello, very good. Congratulations, use screws for the bases and put a plastic tube on the tube so that it is beautiful and strong
Beautiful restoration job you did on the old alarm clock. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.
I know that this is the same comment I make on most restoration videos, but the restoration work is truly impressive.
Tank you my friend 🤠🌹🌹🥲
Love you German ❤❤❤
Wonderful industrial
Restaurado despertador ⏰😉
Sim, obrigado pela atenção💐💐
1:20 condensed milk 😋
😅😅
رائع..
شكرًا لك🌹🌹
I like old watches.....
Like me that's wonderful 🌹🌹🌹🙉🤠
👍
👌💐💐
Well done 👏👏
Thanks again & AGAIN! 😃
I don’t believe I would’ve painted it. It would’ve looked a lot cooler and period correct if it would’ve just been polished brass. Good job though.
I agree if it was made of rice! But it is not, it is made of iron, it has glaze
Magnificent 😍
You are!🌹🤠
Proponuję zawsze wskszuwki przy zakładaniu ustawiać na godz. 12 wszystkie. To gwarancja że się dobrze ustawią przy wskazywaniu każdej godziny. Chwytaj je przez folię - nie pokaleczysz ich. ❤😊
Dziękuję za dobrą sugestię😅🌹
Nice.
Tanks cheers🙉🌹
Un buon lavoro, ma il movimento interno andava smontato completamente, poi pulito e successivamente oliato durante il montaggio.
Buongiorno, visto che non c'era ruggine ma solo polvere, ho preferito non aprire i pezzi perché dava molta fatica, inoltre in queste ore è sconsigliata l'oliatura perché assorbe polvere.
@@Unique_restorations qualsiasi revisione di un orologio meccanico, comportano smontaggio completo, lavaggio e successiva lubrificazione perni.
Comunque non importa🤷🏼♂️
عالی بود قدیما برای داخل عقربه ها از اورانیم استفاده میکردن برای شب نما شدن و درخشندگی در تاریکی وقتی اون لایه داخلی عقربه ها رو لمس میکنی حتما از دسنکش استفاده کن
بله در گذشته از مواد رادیواکتیو برای قسمت شب نما بر روی عقربه ها استفاده می شود که در تاریکی میدرخشید اما برای طبیعت مضر بعد از مواد فلورسنت استفاده می شود که مدت نور دهی آن کوتاه بوده و بعد از آن در ساعت های ژاپنی از تکنولوژی لومی برایت استفاده می شود. که هم سریع تر نور را ذخیره میکرد و هم نوردهی بیشتر داشت و با محیط زیست هم سازگار بود
It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you very much!💐🌹🤠
Thanks🙏🙏🙏
if it's from the 40's, I hope that loom wasn't radioactive...
I became sensitive about this and decided to wash my entire workshop and studio and all my tools
😂good“s🎉‼️
Tank for your attention 💐💐🤠
⏰⏰⏰⏰❤😊☺️😁😀🤗
🙉🙉🙉💐
wow you know what to do with it sir
Tanks a lot my friend💐💐💐🙉
I think u frogot that the clock needs oiling too especially staying in diet like that and after the wash
Hello my friend, the clock mechanism is designed in such a way that it works without lubricant and oil because oil absorbs dust, if you buy a new clock, you will see that there is no oil, also the whole mechanism is made of brass and is rusted. It can't be done, so it doesn't need to be immersed in descaler solutions
Đồng hô đeo tay vẫn tra dầu 😂
@thanhphamxuan2Xin chào, dầu đã được rửa sạch hoàn toàn446
is real?
What real?
That was before when materials were made to last. Not until now when everything is mainly made as disposable.
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Beautiful job!, shaky camera and fascinating plier skills ;) thrown in for good measure.
Glad you enjoyed it!🙉
Do y'all buy these at antique stores, and then toss them out in the dirt for a month before "restoring" them? Every one of these types of videos I've seen it looks like someone purposefully dirtied up something so they could clean it and call it a restoration, lol.
😏😏🙄😑
I think he did it specifically to make you seeth and it seems to have worked.
Hallo,
Sie haben das sehr schön ggezeigt und den Wecker wieder in einem neuen Glanz erscheinen lassen. Ich habe einen ähnlichen, lasse den aber im Original. Ich bezweifle ob Ihr Wecker tatsächlich von 1940 ist - damals stand da noch nicht "Made in Germany" drauf, eher 60er Jahre ? Auch cool wie Sie das radioaktive Zeug von der Zeigerbeleuchtung entfernt haben.
Greetings
Hallo mein Freund, ich bin mir auch nicht sicher über das genaue Datum, ich habe deinen Standpunkt zum Entfernen des Materials auf dem Zifferblatt nicht verstanden!
@@Unique_restorations das Material auf den Zeiger ist radioaktiv also ungesund.
Yes, I got it
The glass is not curved, its convex.
Yes exactly 💯
🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍
Cheers 🍻 🤠🌹