Restoring and polishing ETA2836-2 Oris - The $1,000 Watch!
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2022
- Today I try to catch up on some work backlog so come along and sit with me while I do some service and refurbishment #oris SATISFYING OVERHAUL OF THIS ORIS | service ETA 2836-2 | polishing tutorial stem repair
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What a pleasant Monday surprise. Even your everyday work is fascinating, so count this as a "yes" vote for more quickies like this. Be well, Joe.
Yes! Of course we want to see more of the day-to-day. Especially those of us who hope to make this a day-to-day hobby. Plus, more Nekkid Watchmaker videos are ALWAYS welcomed and appreciated! Cheers!
Yes
I'll second that. Very much appreciated, you are.
I`ll third that. Love this channel..
What aDamn710 (split?) said! Thanks for all you do Nekkid.
Obvs
Any time with the Nekkid Watchmaker is time well spent!
I don’t care if it is a new service or an old restoration, I truly enjoyed watching your video with my feet kicked up eating my warmed up pasta leftovers in my away from home hotel. It is great to see you in your natural habitat as a working Joe. I love to see that we are all human and can make a mistake or two, thank you for that. I hope your sniffles go away and peace be with you and your family.
Yeah,what he said☺️
When the end result looks and works better than when it was new you understand that you have trusted your timepiece to a master craftsman. I personally have never understood comments about the hand condition, you work ergo your hands become stained and or damaged. I found this a lot while dining after working locomotives all day, wash hands in some god awful solvent to get most of the stains off, wash hands in GoJo twice or three times then wash hands in dishwashing liquid once or twice then go to a restaurant to be greeted with " you need to wash you hands" from one of the staff..... I just spent 40 minutes washing my hands thank you so very much now can I eat my dinner in peace?
As usual the video was interesting including the "mistake" and I appreciate how much time and effort goes into these ride along repairs. Till the next time be safe, happy and give the accountant an extra hug for allowing you to be our friend, sir.
I think he's still sleeping on the couch mate, so maybe a hug for the accountant is not appropriate at this time?
I'm easily entertained...I can watch a couple of hours of changing the batteries in quartz watches. Your daily repairs are like a Hollywood release for me.
lol
That might be overstating it a bit lol
My man I knew you were a great watchmaker, but that you can do a full service like this one in 20 min - 1 hour it's something that absolutely blow my mind, keep on with the great job.
Thank you ☺️
I do enjoy a good refurbishment, and a nice polish......oh and i enjoy watch repair vieos too
Uh yes please!!!! Even your normal day to day servicing of watches is exemplary. Second to none sir. Beautifully cleaned, polished, and serviced. Excellent.
Thank you 🙏
I always liked Oris watches. Especially the Big Crown with the pointer calendar. Interesting seeing one taken to bits too.
I wished I lived around you so you could be my watch maker. I have a fire damaged 1952 omega and can’t find anyone willing to even attempt fixing it. My town has lost all its masters due to age. I do most of my work and if it’s something I am not comfortable with I have a guy who I use. I have gotten decent at servicing Seikos. That’s about all I have done. I do movement swaps and I build some custom pieces for myself. I recently completed the diy Panari you made a video of. That inspired me to build one, I used the eta6498 in my build. Not my first build but my favorite so far. I have a 80+ watch collection and several hundred non runners that are for parts. I will pick the nicest and try my hand an getting it going. Your videos are great. I could watch them all day your calm voice and positive comments really makes my day brighter.
Thanks mate and well done on the panerai build
You Sir - should be awarded the Nobel Prize equivalent for watch restoration
Nothing better after a tough day at work than to see one of my favorite UA-camrs upload a video. Thanks mate!
Yes, more daily service videos. I love your videos, with or without the commentary and humor. I’m always looking for new videos from you, and if I can get more the better. Cheers!
This is a good teaching for those who like buying used watch and believe in bargains over eBay
'Everyday' video was pretty much 90% of the good ones, (albeit lacking 'trouble'), so yes to more of these.
I would absolutely enjoy more of these!
I'd love to see more of the day to day! Amazing craftsmanship here, my friend!
Thank you 😊
@@NekkidWatchmaker Hello wonderful, your work is very good, I just want to ask you the type of the first wheel, as for the polishing that removes scratches, what is its name? I want to buy it to restore my watches
Don't let this go to your head and get a fat head on me and get a ego, but I really enjoy your videos. And your pride in your work and I giggle at your dry sense of humor . Don't change a thing .
My Godfather was a watchmaker yet passed away when I was young. Wish I could have picked up his trade. I hope "trouble" follows in your foot steps. You have great craftsmanship and your videos are so instructional.
Yes please to more of your day to day repair jobs. It is always great to watch your content. Especially case restorations and buffs. 😊
Am l the only one one here that is "AMAZED" how Nekkid Watchmaker remembers how these watches go back together ?
you did it again. You kept me glued to the screen for almost half an hour in admiration.
Day to day work is great. My favorite parts are your sound effects… more please.
Very nice. Wouldn’t mind seeing more customer work.
Thank you for showing a typical watch service.
Yes please. More day to day work videos, especially for the less common movements perhaps.
Best quality watchmaking videos I’ve seen.
Thank you :) And yes, regular watches are welcomed! It is always fun to see even a "common" or "budget" watch brought back to life or just given a nice cleaning. The joy for us viewers is watching your magic and humility on display.
Thank you 🙏
It's amazing the difference brushing the outer part of the band made - the contrast with the mirrored inner part of the band gives it such a nice look. Great job.
Thank you 🙏
Is that a specific type of tape you use, to eliminate any residue remaining on piece?
@Paul Fellows Thank you Paul! Very helpful.
Definitely like to see more of a watchmaker's everyday working life 👍
Poetry in motion... your poetry in motion, that's all I have to say.
Thank you 😊
Honestly, I would watch you emptying the dishwasher. This format and the other, it's all good.
Truth be told, I would watch ANYbody unloading the dishwasher, especially if it’s my dishwasher! Why do I hate that particular job so much? What a whiny baby I am! 😫
Nice watch! You brought her back to life! Always a delight to see you at work.
Another great job. Case polishing is seldom done by many watchmakers. They call it keeping the watch honest. I think it's a cop out. It's an intrinsic part of the process.
Thank you 🙏
Your commentary is entertaining to say the least. Also your refinishing is totally on another level.
Thank you 🙏
You've been polishing your thumbnails on the buffer again... 😀
I'm first. I'm never first at anything, usually.
What a beautiful time piece, yes more videos please 🙏🏼
Personally, I enjoy the commentary, Trouble, and hearing about the Accountant. Your skills are amazing and I wish that we had those skills in America. There just doesn't seem to be any good watchmakers here anymore and the companies charge $100.00 just to send it off to see IF they are willing to fix it.
As the comments before, yes, yes, yes. I prefer your comments than the silence, but this was very good too. Thanks for showing your beautiful craft.
Thanks pablo
Hey joe good to see my favorite horological artiste again. How's the family doing these days.?
Hi Catherine. All good thank you. Hope all is well with you and yours
Thanks Joe, I enjoyed this "day to day" video, so *YES* I would love to see more Nekkid Videos. 👍👍✊✌
Thanks mate
@@NekkidWatchmaker, Please don't get me wrong, Joe. I love watching and really appreciate your videos where you have spent hours upon hours in filming and editing and putting in the voice overs and the incredible camera work......... each video is a work of art! But, I'm selfish! There's times when a "rough and ready" video where you don't spend hours setting up the camera shot or editing and putting in the voice overs, will scratch the itch of watching your videos, enjoying your skills and knowledge, like being a fly on the wall! Also watching the day to day watches that you work on, the "average" wristwatch that passes over your bench. Yes, I am selfish because I do, from time to time, check out your channel to see if UA-cam hasn't given me a notification of your content, but a "fly on the wall, day to day" video from Nekkid would be great. Yes..... I want it all! Thanks Joe and the family for all that you do. You're a good Man. 👍👍✊✊✌✌🍻🍻
Love your work. Attention to detail next level. Fantastic sense of humour. I’d watch anything you post. Keep up the great content. Thanks heaps for sharing.
ONE of the things I love about watching you restore/service these watches , is that you dont just clean the movement and get the watch going, like most other restorers do , you get the whole watch looking great with the work you put into the cases/straps . KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
Thank you 🙏
It all depends on what the customer wants and what the price of the watch is worth doing in a restoration. You're not going to spend a couple hours polishing a bracelet on a watch that was $1k new and will only be worth $200 after it's fixed up.
As I'm sure many of your other subscribers have said, I would love to see more of your day to day work. I am a scuba equipment repair technician with a passion for watches. I'm very good at what I do and take great pride in my work and feel the immense responsibility of making sure that the equipment, especially the regulators work properly to sustain the life of the end users. I also have a passion for watches and their inner workings and greatly enjoy watching your videos as I can see you are a master at your craft. I would love to know more about how you got into watchmaking, how long you've been at it and what it is that you love the most about what you do (maybe there is a section here or a video where you talk about just that but I have not encountered it yet). I love your videos because I love how you restore a watch to almost new condition regardless of what kind of hard life it's had. I'm in my 50's now and I feel that I may be too old to take up your trade but if I could go back and do it again, I would seriously consider doing what you do as a living. Did I mention I love your philosophy of life? Thank you for sharing with the world your skills and passion.
Thank you 🙏
That’s a beautiful dial. Particularly the raised numbers 😍
My friend, you kept many of us company and entertained during some dark days and your humour and banter were a great source of fun. Great skill and enjoyment, thank you
Thanks james
No, you'll be concerned with time and motion in the day to day stuff Joe, which may mean less silliness and banter with Trouble. We want MORE silliness and Trouble! You did a great job on that Oris, looks great.
I absolutely love these types of videos! The skilled effort and end result is truly a work of art. It is a stunning time piece that will work perfectly for many years to come! Thank You for letting us peak into your daily world of magic.
Thanks Larry
Love watching you work. Keep up the great work and videos.
I'm not really interested in watches, but your workmanship is outstanding. Your humor keeps me watching. Please don't stop. I have a friend that's getting into watch repair, so I told him about you channel. May your family be blessed with all that is good.
I love your regular videos, but these short ones are great for a quick fix.
Never apologize for having a working man's hand's.
Fine job! I wonder how many full services like this you could power through on a good day with minimal mishaps (if not filming anything).
I love how you turns crusty and scratched into oh so shiny and new looking 🤗🤗
Thank you 😊
30 year MB tech… everyone thinks it’s cool but just like you, it’s work. That is why we get paid… Love watching a craftsman at work. Thank you Sir!
Thank you 🙏
Wonderful as always , a nice easy to read watch that just looks right , the tape you use always fascinates me as to how it withstands the polishing machine . And of course how did they do it before they invented the tape ? 😀. Best wishes and kind regards as always 👍👍👍
Yes day to day work, it is all fascinating to watch. Thanks for the videos.
Dude, you are such a delightful human being. You presence brings joy to us all. Your videos are more valuable than the watches you fix.
Thank you Hans. Always nice to hear from you mate
Yes we want more, drama in or drama out. lol. I'm starting out getting my kit together and buying cheap watches on ebay because of you. Please do give us more!!! Please! God bless you brother! Tony
Yes please. The more the merrier. Love watching your videos. Soooo satisfying.
Another vote for day to day work, would love it.
YES , , , Nekkid Watchmaker , , , i would love to see more day to day watch repair/servicing's , , , more videos would be nice , , , 👍 😉
I must have missed this one before. Nicely done Sir, as always.
I am such an experienced UA-cam watcher I watched this video in 4 minutes!
The tools, machines, lubricants and all the other materials you have to be a huge investment. I marvel at your skills from disassembly (I could do that) to reassembly (I could NOT do that) to polishing and refinishing. Watching this is the closest thing to coming along side in your shop.
Thanks mate
Day to day activities are great...allows me to follow with continuity. I'm beginning to see the sequence of assembling. Thank you.
Thanks Steve
Still impressed when someone does a polish correctly. Nice job sir 👍🏻
Thanks Shaun
Beautifully restored as always. Oris make some beautiful watches and this one is no exception 👍
I like normal everyday stuff. In my real life and my UA-cams. Thanks again and again🤓
Thank you 😊
All content you put out is great. Your skill and commentary is top notch.
I unfortunately, missed this on Monday caught it on Tuesday so still got the smiles. what a lovely functional movement Oris make
Thanks mate
Beautiful watch that... envious of the owner!
I really like both styles, but I think the day to day ones are my fave.
Thanks for sharing.
I like the drama - that what's makes you, you!!!!!
Wow. It’s a good day when my favourite brummie watchmaker uploads
Thanks mate
Any content you put out is pure gold!
Great to watch. Maybe a video or two on how to service your own watch but limit yourself to just the very basic toolkit.
Such a great video, a true appreciation of a watch. Mechanical, automatic or quartz. It doesn’t matter. So tired of channels where guys show off their extremely expensive watches.
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What an enjoyable video. As a kid I had an Oris watch. You have made this look brand new and what an attractive watch. I am not a fan of very expensive watches, these are very close to my heart. Well done. Marc. Sydney Australia
That was a great video, hope every one is well. Peace be with you as well.
You videos never cease to amaze me.
Always happy to watch a craftsman at work, your skill is outstanding.
Thanks Andrew
i love watching you bring old back to new great every day stuff but vintage is better thank you for everything i have watched so far
Thanks John
Yes please, more videos of day to day stuff as well as the ingenious restorations!!
Thanks jay
So cool. It is like getting a birthday or Christmas present with a watch you already own.
An Oris is my ultimate watch, beautiful piece, and I was amazed when you fabbed the new spring for the IWC
Thank you 🙏
Your attention to detail is fantastic ! I learn from every episode. Thank you
Thank you 🙏
Drama or not, I love to watch your artistry at work.
I love to listen to troubles in the back. I have and old military Oris, ftom the 60s. Still working. Thank you. Whatever you post I will watch. 😇
Thank you juan
Spectacular work on that bracelet and watch case, Joe. It's always a pleasure to to watch you work. I'm still collecting the tools and equipment to set up a service bench, and I'm not dinking about with the Chinese knockoffs. It's Bergeon, baby, Bergeon! I just paid $180 USD for a set of nine Bergeon screwdrivers w/three extra tips each. I'm piecing it together, a bit each payday. Next I will need to find the courage to open up my first watch!
This watch is my favorite out of all those I've seen you repair. It smart looking, and quality and sensible. If I was buying a watch for a man, that's the one I would buy. It's good to see you again!
I love the drama and the dad jokes!!!
I know it means something to you, but my man, never apologize for having the hands of a workin man!!! Soaps cleans em up in a jiffy!!
Thank you 🙏
More, more, more...with or without the drama. Your videos relax me.
Any of your videos are greatly appreciated, so just do as you like and feel like.
Thanks mate
Nekkid watch maker the rest watch. You are fixing is cool
Definitely more day-to-day stuff, Nekkid.
You restored its beauty AND its functionality. I love it. And I love what a marvel of mechanical engineering that watch is.
I prefer the traditional videos with the jokes and explanation of processes, but this was great too!
Truly great to watch!! See what I did there!
I missed your dulcet brummie tones Nekkid. Still a great film tho .. peace and love ❤️