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Must Have Accessories For Watch Collectors ! Federico Talks Watches
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2016
- Must Have Accessories For Watch Collectors ! Federico Talks Watches
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Today on Federico Talks Watches I talk about what I think are the must have accessories for watch collectors. Everything from how to store your luxury watches, tools to change straps and bracelets, as well as other small thing that will fully compliment any watch collection. Very useful things for any watch guy to have laying around.
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Why don't you show us your own accessoires in stead of the stock images in the corner of the screen?
Matthew Khargoms I totally agree and close ups of the watches worn/used would be good too.
"When you're screwing... your screws... (giggle)" lol!! Loved the video
Grate video Federico, but please add links to products next time)
Thanks for this valuable information.
How about something to demagnetize watches. Seems like it would be pretty important. Also can you recommend some specific brands like the Burgeon? Sometimes it's tough to filter through the crap on Amazon.
I'm no expert, but in my limited experience with simple bracelet sizing Wiha screwdrivers have outperformed Bergeon for me. They are my go-to brand for all of my precision dirver/bit needs. As for springbar tools though, Bergeon is the only way to go.
That was very interesting .My husband loves watches.Thank you.xx
Absolutely excellent video!! Great info for every watch owner and collector, Two thumbs up brother!!
Thanks for mentioning a few good brands- points us in the right direction!
Cape Cod polishing cloths for polished cases and bracelets are a must for removing scratches and hairlines. They work extremely well.
Not that anything on this channel was getting at all boring, because it certainly wasn't, but I LOVED this video. Really creative and relevant content Fed!! Love your channel!!
While I understand if I was a multi millionaire and only wanted to buy the best of the best maybe I would spend 5 grand on a watch box. But honestly even if I had the budget to buy a 5 grand watch box I could actually see myself spending 40 or 50 then taking the remaining 4950.00 and picking up a great vintage watch to put in the box. :)
excellent video once again Federico!
i was lucky enough to get a Tag Haeur glove from a jewellers as a gift, perfect for cleaning.
Yeah those work very well!
dude this video is great ... good job bro 👌
I must agree with you. Every watch owner needs to watch it!!
Was on the fence about needing a watch box with five watches in the collection before but i suppose now its a must
I always enjoy your vids, thank you
thank you for watching Emad
Screw drivers definitely need to be top quality. You don't need a full set unless you do watch service, you do fine with a small set, but don't save on quality. 10x loupe is for checking small details, but it's also good to have a 3x - 5x loupe which allows you to see larger areas of the watch. Binocular goggles are really handy for longer sessions. I spend most of my watch tinkering time looking through 3.5x binoculars. Small details I check with a 10x two lense loupe, but that is only for checking, you can't work using it, because it comes so close to what you are looking at. For more accurate work I use a 5x loupe attached to my glasses. That's a good magnification that still leaves just enough space to get tools in. ANd yeah, there's no need to pay much for loupes. They are so simple optics. Just avoid the very cheapest ones, their lenses fall off and the ways to attach them are poor quality.
Hi Federico, any chance we can get a crash course into using the time grapher?
Yeah, definitively missed the most important one which is the spring bar tool. I have a Bergeon one which I love and can't live without it, and no, I don't think a screwdriver is a suitable substitute. It can slip and scratch your watch's case. And you also need to update this video, since the Timegrapher you show on the screen costs no more than 150-160 on eBay or Amazon. It can be found a little bit cheaper on Aliexpress. But I'm not sure if for 2016 it was more expensive. It might be.
Hi Federico,
Did I missed the spring bar tool? 🤔 I'm glad I'm not the only fool who bought this crap watch tool pouch from China! 😉
TOTALLY FORGOT! lol... my bad... But actually, I just use a mini screwdriver...
I acquired a couple of big elbow tea boxes that have worked for years. My nicest watch is a speedmaster, so I’m not as crazy about damaging them. And one has individual compartments to separate them.
Great I really needed this video. I made a list of the things that I need. Top of the list is a watch box and a small travel case. Great video thanks!!
Glad it helped you out Matt.
Great video Federico! I have a travel watch case for carrying 2 watches which has a soft flap that separates both watches. I use it for one watch only and place the flap inside my bracelet so it protects the bracelet and caseback of the watch from getting scratched.
I have Casebudi watch boxes. They are round and very firm. They also have zippers.
They sell different sizes so that your watch doesn't move around too much.
I get them on Amazon. The quality is pretty good for the price.
Thanks. Helpful as always. Some gift ideas as well. Give that some thought for a Christmas video.
Great idea! I think I will definitely do a xmas gift episode.
I use Bergeon tools. I also like iFixit tools. Both serve me well. The watch rolls I use are from Worn & Wound and can hold up to four watches. I roll them tight and tie them tight. I've had no issues to date.
Hey Federico, really enjoyed this video. Look forward to more in the future hopefully.
You forgot a spring bar. I've owned several cheap ones and it's the one tool i have that DEFINITELY needs to be quality. cheap ones break constantly. For the number of cheapies i've bought i could've bought just one good one and been fine. But overall a helpful vid, thanks Federico!
great video, and thank you for taking the time to teach us
useful content as usual...keep it up federico...a demagnetizer is a good add on to the list too...
Excellent video, useful information. Thank you, Federico, you're the best!
Great video with great advise! Bergeon is must and only way! I would also add Cape Cod polish cloths for light polishing. BIG LIKE!
Cheers mike! Glad you liked it. I actually have never used cape cods... I try and keep my cases as original as possible. I will look into them though.
Nice video. I did buy ‘a man and his watch’ book following one of your other videos. I enjoy your content.
The timegrapher seems so nerdy, I think I need one lol
MrBacchus18 timegraphers free as an ap for most smartphones and pads
I really like that alot of things can be found on amazon. Especially since it's very universal. I shop alot on amazon. So it was nice.
Me too found my amazing watch box expensive but so worth it.
Interesting video
Must have accessories:
1. Brush
2. Dish-wash detergent
Hi Federico, I really like your eyeglasses. Do you mind telling what kind they are? Thanks!
sweet IWC...beautiful band with the blue face...
great and informative video as ever, but I am at a loss to understand why the freak from Brisbane is on the sidebar?????
Hi Frederico can you tell me where to look up which winder direction setting to use for which watch? My watches are using ETA 2824 ETA 2893-2 9R66 4R35 MT506
Cool vid Federico :) Couple of these items I really wanted to know how, or what, to get if I wanted quality, so perfect vid! Love your vids and watch them all, please keep it up (and Never change that intro ;)
digital calipers is useful as well.
Great video. I'm surprised you didn't talk about watch wonders though.
As ever Federico a quality Vlog with some excellent products...
Happy you got something out of it Barry
Thanks, I guess I need a good screw driver for swapping bracelets once in a while. The bergeon brand seems to be the one for me
For traveling with bracelet equipped watches, use a pillow and put it in a camera lens bag, it's often in leather and soft inside.
great video as usual
Great information Federico, especially the tool recommendations. I also bought a kit and the pin clamp thingy broke the first time I used it. I'll definitely be looking at a set of finer tools based on your input.
Thank you Federico!
Crushing it Fed!
Thank you sir! Very kind!
Great vid.. Great advice.. It's good to know what items I should invest a little more in and what areas I can save.
Great video! I should get one of those watch pin removers. I have the cheap screw type. They are crap. Tech Swiss makes some pretty nice watch boxes.
Very useful information, monsieur Federico. Thank you. I am tempted to take the IWC away from you with my crew, but since I like you, I will forgo that endeavor. Salut!
Dig your videos man! Continuing to learn.
Hi!. I recently bought the timegrapher you showed in the vídeo. The 1000 and is pretty cheap. around 150 bucks in eBay. And soooo easy to use. It is mostly automatic, but It helps have a list with as many different movement lift angles as possible.
That is the biggest problem tracking down correct lift angles for your watches. I can't find the lift angles for most of my watches so it is pretty disappointing.
Federico very good video, I'm new to your channel, thanks from Kosovo.
Federico, thanks for another great video. please include links to your suggestions in the future. Thanks again, you're appreciated!
Along with the accessories you mentioned. I think collectors need to also be apart of forums/UA-cam subscriptions. Knowledge is also a very important tool when to building a collection.
Also a bank safe deposit box. Don't leave the valuables at home.
Brasso wadding is excellent for polishing crystals. A lot cheaper than polywatch, too.
The timegraphers (like what is displayed) can be had for under $150 on Aliexpress.
Nailed it.
Any recommendations on a high quality watch box in the $300-700 range. I want something in the middle of what Federico spoke about.
I've been using PolyWatch for ages, amazing stuff!
Yeah it works wonders.
You should put amazon affiliate links of everything you mentioned on this video description. It is nice for subscribers to have straight links for products and you can make few dollars extra too.
I wish you would do close-ups when you do your watch check they're so beautiful but I always have to go to another website to see him up close I'm not talkin macro I'm just saying you know put them up to the camera channel is awesome
Great video Federico, Cheers!! :)
Glad you enjoyed it sir.
Does your travel case allow the case back to come in contact with the bracelet? Looking back at your old video and hard to tell in that light.
No, it has inserts
Can you recommend some glove?
Cool video Frederico. where can I get the polywash?
I like the bergeon 3 lb sludge hammer for fine work. Dont forget the velvet cover to protect against scratchingthe delicate hammerhead ;)
I don't think you mentioned the humble spring bar tool, and a demagnetizer is also a fun and cheap little thing to own :)
You are right, totally forgot the springboard tool. Personally I just use a screwdriver though...
Great Video as always. I would add a watch winder and maybe a demagnetizer. Greetings from Austria! Horst Stoeckler
Good choices as well...
I'm thinking of getting a demagnetizer. I see cheap 1-piece versions going for $10 but I also see $100 ones. I'll have to do more research.
how do you analyze scratches....
You can use a computer with free audio software and a cheap microphone to see the watch beats and the amplitude of the beats. In stead of the time graph this is a very cheap and accurate alternative.
Thanks for another great video Federico. I just bought a new Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch with the hesalite crystal, so I better invest in some PolyWatch! Looking forward to the next one. Regards, Brendan - Northern Ireland.
Yeah, that stuff works miracles. Glad you enjoyed the video Brendan.
Do winter tips...You are great 😊✌
Great video Federico,,, I have heard there is a special tool for removing Seiko pins and collars for bracelet adjustment. Have you heard of it ? Thank you.
I wanted to get good screwdrivers. All the cheap one break I found a set on Ebay for $180 Thanks
Ultra pro playmat is needed. You ever change a strap and drop your watch? Hardwood table isnt kind.
Heads up if anyone wants a good watch box. Check out the wolf watch box being sold on massdrop right now
Demagnetizer. Yeah, and what's a good brand of spring bar tool?
simichrome for acrylic crystals and buy a good heavy solid safe before you buy a watch box .
Huh...I was really interested in your opinion of watch winders. I was sure you would've included it in this vid.
I made a whole separate video on winders. Should come up in a quick search.
You missed watch winders!
Agreed with cheapo screwdriver kits being bad, but.. you know, I've had bad experiences with Bergeon too. Bought their standard springbar tool (fork on one end, pin pusher on the other, both screw out), pretty soon a problem showed up - the screw-in tool bits don't actually lock into the main cylinder! There's *nothing* to stop them from unscrewing as you're using them, no catch or friction or locking system at all. And the other issue, the pin-pusher end straight-up bent and broke whilst resizing a bracelet (iirc a seiko bracelet, so no big harm done, but still...).
Timegraphers - aBtW recently posted a 99-buck phone-connectable timegrapher from frederique constant. Is that any good? Because having an app interface to log the accuracy data across multiple measurements would be pretty sweet.
Hi Elijs,
Sorry to hear about your problem with Bergeon. Did you contact them and ask them to replace it? Personally I do not like the 2 in one tools, they have always disappointed me.
As far as the phone connected timegrapher. I have no experience with it, but I do not imagine it is anywhere near as good as a standalone unit. I could be wrong though of course.
Hi Federico, naw, I didn't bother contacting them - too low cost and not nearly enough to be worth putting time into contacting, negotiating and shipping. I'll just look for a set of single-purpose tools instead, as you noted - better indeed to avoid the all-in-ones.
can u please do a collection video
I already have...
How can I keep my watches from stopping while in my watch box?
Federico you are the man !!
You have no idea just how likeable and entertaining you really are. To top it off your knowledge about watches all round is impeccable. I have some of these accessories but am seriously considering buying the ones I don't have.
Thanks so much once again for an awesomely educational video.
My dad is a owns a diamond business so I have loops and I’m pleased
wow, nice IWC; didn't realise you had that man
There are some guys working on a time grapher type app for the iphone.. can't remember who..
A watch winder?
Some extra straps?
Watch auto-winders? Personally I don't see the need but they are popular. Opinion? Also, there are quite a few watch boxes with magnetic latches. Wow! The claim (probably true) is the magnetic field is low enough to not affect a watch...but why take the risk? There are some great watch boxes for under $50 on Amazon that have metal clasps and NO magnets....
Cool video. I recommend everyone just spend the $45 to buy a Belomo 10 triplet. I've bought cheap Chinese loupes before and they are trash. Spend the money to get a good one. Bausch and Lomb also make a 10x triplet but I prefer my Belomo.
No polywatch in Aussie ☹️
I bought a nice caddy bay watch box from amazon for $60
what about a demagnetizer?
Watch winder?