When I was a little kid I had one of Roger Moore's James Bond movies on a VHS, A View To A Kill. I really liked that film and it also includes Christopher Walken, who is a fantastic actor. So when I heard that Roger Moore uses this Tissot PR-516 automatic watch in a couple of scenes in the movie Live and Let Die I had to get it! In the end of the project everything turned out very good, the watch runs well. The watch was probably dead because there was some dirt that had seized the gear train. Probably its been dead for a long time because I couldn't find much wear on the parts. Hope you enjoy my work, thank you for taking your time watching my movie!
The first watch I bought for myself was a Tissot Seastar in 1969 in Switzerland when I was just 14 yrs old; 35 yrs later I bought a ladies Tissot Ballade III automatic for my partner. These are lovely watches.
Thanks for the great video. I had a Tissot navigator from 1975 which looks nearly the same and probably the same inside. I passed it to my Son Ben after having it fully serviced some years ago.Still runs and looks fantastic. Thanks again.
Wow, the restoration process on this iconic James Bond watch is mesmerizing! The attention to detail and skillful polishing really bring out its vintage charm. Such a satisfying ASMR experience - truly well done
I still own the Tissot watch I was given at about 11. I always liked their design for the hands and the watch dial, they have a clear elagance about them.
Your craftsmanship is the highest quality, with such a delicate touch. Your tool chest is phenomenal, had not watched in a while and I see all these new tools to play with, well done Sir. Thank you for the fantastic videos.
I bought a watch from 1968 with an ETA 2551…it is very very small. I have disassembled it, cleaned it and reassembled it, it has been my most complicated movement, especially due to its size, and it has come back to life with surprising precision. I just hope one day to do what you do... thank you very much for your videos, they are spectacular and I learn a lot. Greetings from Spain.
First watch I bought with my own (earned!) money was a very similar Tissot... I had it restored a couple of years ago and it keeps better time than my ...Datejust! Great video.
I’m a fan of all things James Bond, although Roger Moore was not my favorite… I really thought I knew the watches… But I did not know this one! Had no idea… it’s pretty awesome! Kudos on the filming of this video… Well done!
Excellent video. Nice work. I really like that there is no stupid music in the background or superfluous talk. I really enjoyed watching how you brought life back to that watch.
Fantastic overhaul. Yeah it's nice when an actor adds their own particular taste to a film in the form of a watch etc... Nice to see something different and uinque.
Did anyone expect James Bond to wear a Tissot watch? I would have expected Rolex or Omega as a man who is constantly on the road in the world. But that's how you can be wrong. Good Job Sir …
Hi, that really a great job, so cool to see all the parts cleaned and put together again. I have the same watch with the same problem for the black bezel ring, where did you find a new one? How did you clips it on the watch?
Start to just diddasmble a Seiko 7s26 movement, just buy a little bit of tools for that watch, learn that one and then you'll see if you like it or not. Maybe I should do a video about it!
Suprise R moore was wearing tissot in this movie he was the best of them in Ian Fleming J B so good restoration of this watch must say Bravissimo ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Not sure how long Omega has done it, but I know for many James Bond movies, Omega releases a James Bond watch. There is a limited number, each in a special presentation box. I have the Omega released after the James Bone movie Spectre. The watch was a gift from my wife at my retirement. As we were making the purchase, a gentleman came in with the same watch as well as the Omega from the previous movie. He was interested in their value as he had purchased both overseas. Naturally, the Spectre model was worth around $6k but the older model according to the sales person had gone up quite a bit and would continue as each new Omega was released. It came down to number of watches available. Since owning the watch; I also own a Omega Orange face dive watch, I’ve used the occasion when my wife drags me to a jewelry store to ask about any of the James Bond edition Omega watches. I’ve yet to go into a store and have them tell me they had one or even sold one. They all say the numbers are limited and only certain stores get them.
Mine was missing the bezel entirely....the original bezels were made of Bakelite plastic which shrinks and becomes brittle with age. I found a person in Sweden that fabricates new ones specifically to match the PR16 that (hopefully) won't have the same aging issues.@@Watcheyes
When I was a little kid I had one of Roger Moore's James Bond movies on a VHS, A View To A Kill. I really liked that film and it also includes Christopher Walken, who is a fantastic actor. So when I heard that Roger Moore uses this Tissot PR-516 automatic watch in a couple of scenes in the movie Live and Let Die I had to get it!
In the end of the project everything turned out very good, the watch runs well. The watch was probably dead because there was some dirt that had seized the gear train. Probably its been dead for a long time because I couldn't find much wear on the parts.
Hope you enjoy my work, thank you for taking your time watching my movie!
I love these videos. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks, have a great day!@@dangermouse8466
So Bond , you expect me to TOC
@@AndrewNeilBaird? :D
No mister Bond i expect you to TICK@@Watcheyes
This channel is my new obsession! The craftsmanship is exceptional. Good to see someone has the passion to bring these timepieces back to life.
Wow what a kind comment, many thanks sir! Hope you have a good day /From Sweden.
I don’t normally watch long videos but this one is exceptional.
Precision engineering with skill and patience.
Fantastic professionalism and therapeutic calmness.
Many thanks Johnny, glad you liked it!
The first watch I bought for myself was a Tissot Seastar in 1969 in Switzerland when I was just 14 yrs old; 35 yrs later I bought a ladies Tissot Ballade III automatic for my partner. These are lovely watches.
wonderful to see a watch like that loving brought back to life. Never knew he owned that watch. Brilliant video of a great restoration.
Glad you liked it Robert!
Beautiful watch! I really liked when Bond wore different watches, and not just product placement Omegas.
You have some of the finest tools ever made. What a joy it must be to accomplish projects like the Tissot rescue. Nicely done.
I love the dial face. Gorgeous watch
I agree =) Wonderful to wear at work.
Thanks for the great video.
I had a Tissot navigator from 1975 which looks nearly the same and probably the same inside. I passed it to my Son Ben after having it fully serviced some years ago.Still runs and looks fantastic.
Thanks again.
Really nice job, especially on the case and the caseback 👍🏻
When brushing the caseback like that, try to add some seed oil (or any other oil) 😀
Ohh many thanks mate. I see, will go with oil next time, didn't actually think of any lubrication. Have a great weekend!
Absolutely fantastic but I don't know how you have the patience
@@Andy-y9w9m :)
Your Watchmaking skills are very good..... Your videography skills may be even better! It's all just exceptional...
:)
That's exactly what I was thinking 💯🔛💯
Wow, the restoration process on this iconic James Bond watch is mesmerizing! The attention to detail and skillful polishing really bring out its vintage charm. Such a satisfying ASMR experience - truly well done
A superb time piece and even more superb watch smithing skills, Brilliant.
I still own the Tissot watch I was given at about 11. I always liked their design for the hands and the watch dial, they have a clear elagance about them.
Your craftsmanship is the highest quality, with such a delicate touch. Your tool chest is phenomenal, had not watched in a while and I see all these new tools to play with, well done Sir. Thank you for the fantastic videos.
Met Mr. Moore once in England about 1973. Always smiled and was kind enough to give an autograph. Love this watch/repair. Well done.
What a fantastic story, glad that you shared it! He seemed like a very nice guy. Many thanks!
Initial reaction to seeing this video is available is excitement.
Many thanks! :)
Not sure how the algorithm prevented me from seeing this. I’m here now! Thanks for making these. You’re absolutely world-class!
Incredible patience and skills. Excellent work.
Holy moly, This is so "Zen".
I bought a watch from 1968 with an ETA 2551…it is very very small. I have disassembled it, cleaned it and reassembled it, it has been my most complicated movement, especially due to its size, and it has come back to life with surprising precision. I just hope one day to do what you do... thank you very much for your videos, they are spectacular and I learn a lot. Greetings from Spain.
Fantastic job. I have no idea how you remembered how to put it all back together. Spot on refurb. Well done
excellent, such a delicate and chic work
Many thanks Ramo 😀
I get hipnotized all the video! It`s a great job. Thanks to show it.
Phantastic Work 👍Greetings from Germany Ed
Many thanks Edward :)
Tolle Arbeit, unfassbar was aus dieser Defekten Uhr geworden ist! Einfach nur Top👌🏻
Great looking watch, thanks for posting
Thank you Robert!
Great videgraphy for anyone attempting a restoration of this calibre...thank you.
Many thanks Philip! Glad you liked it, have a good day!
Просто АСМР какое то! 🤦♂️🤷♂️ Я чуть не уснул под конец фильма ☺️ так уютно и приятно смотреть на все эти десятки манипуляций! Кайф! 👏👏👏🥳
Quite unbelievable what I have just watched. You wonder why cleaning is expensive but this shows you in spades
I am in AWE sir
Those are great sanding techniques! Thanks for sharing! 😁
That was so therapeutic to watch thank you 😊
Very beautiful camera close ups ! Thank you , it's fun watching you work on movements like this !!
Many thanks Frank, have a great day!
Bravo. this was amazing to watch.
Thank you!
Excellent work on bringing such an iconic watch back to life! A true "labor of love" that must be real rewarding once completed!
Many thanks, Indeed it is, I wear the watch every day now =)
Masterpiece, high quality production here with incredible attention to detail. 👏
excellent work, really good camera work and a very nice watch, i love seeing a battered watch being made to look new again, very well done!
WHEN YOU DROPPED THE MOVEMENT OUT THE CASE I SAID TO MYSELF, THAT A FANTASTIC DIAL...👍.
Very good job on the watch. Teaching myself to work on vintage watches.
beautiful work
Discover your chanel yesterday night. Super instructive and relaxing at the same time :D
Many many thanks again Rémy 🙏 ☺️
Amazing job. Congratulations from BRAZIL.
Thanks for taking the time to make this. Your close ups are the best.
Beautiful restoration 😊
Very good work
Many thanks!
Fabulous detail. 👍
Best clock video about clocks. Really love this channel!
Un grand bravo pour ce travail remarquable et la mémoire de ces belles montres
Love the effort and creative side of the videos! Great stuff mate! Cheers from down under!
Hi I'm another fan of you in this planet. Feeling relaxed watching your videos.
Excelente trabajo. Saludos desde Lima Perú 🇵🇪.
Amazing job and technique!!!
Великолепная работа! Завораживает!
Крест!
Io adoro seguire i restauri degli orologi, e tu hai Fatto un grande lavoro complimenti sei bravissimo.
First watch I bought with my own (earned!) money was a very similar Tissot... I had it restored a couple of years ago and it keeps better time than my ...Datejust! Great video.
Beautiful job!
Thank you Carey, have a good day!
that was masterful. I would definitely buy a watch from you.
You are an artist my friend ,great job !
Sir. M should hire you.
What a perfect not secret mission.
:) thank you
I’m a fan of all things James Bond, although Roger Moore was not my favorite… I really thought I knew the watches… But I did not know this one! Had no idea… it’s pretty awesome! Kudos on the filming of this video… Well done!
Simply outstanding 👏 👌
That was kind, many thanks!
Excellent video. Nice work. I really like that there is no stupid music in the background or superfluous talk.
I really enjoyed watching how you brought life back to that watch.
Many thanks for your kind comment! =)
Beautiful craftsmanship!
Parece fácil 😅.
Buen trabajo y gracias por el video.
Gracias =)
Wow!! Awesome restoration. Beautiful watch.
Thank you! :)
You are making great videos. Please upload more often.
Thank you, I will =)@@sladewilson9415
What a treat! Had to watch this, nice work on the watch and well produced!
Thank you Henni, glas you liked my work and video! Have a good evening!
Guapísimo gran trabajo😉👍🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏😍😍😍
Wowww, great job !
Thank you Robin!
Perfect work 😊😊
Many thanks! Thanks for commenting :)
Great attention to details
Great to see another watch coming back to life
Best Wishes Always
Regards from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Wouldn’t it have made sense to adjust the hands to 12:00:00 before detaching the hands or that doesn’t matter when you disassemble the entire thing?
Amazing work as always! Where is that white large parts tray/dust tray from? I need one of those.
Many thanks Pierre, fint att se dig här! Jag köpte den på ebay, dust tray kanske den heter, smidig och med en hel del sektioner.
Fantastic overhaul. Yeah it's nice when an actor adds their own particular taste to a film in the form of a watch etc... Nice to see something different and uinque.
Many thanks for commeting on my video Richard, glad you liked it!
What a great restoration. Tumbs up from Denmark
Honestly stunning work. I've seen some (many) watchmakers on yt but you are the one i enjoy watching the most.
Tha was a very kind comment from you Gabriel, very glad that you like my work =)
Great job! The lapping and polishing was a particular highlight for me. 👌
GLad you liked it and thanks for commenting on my video =)
Хорошая работа.
I want this watch! Looks so so beautiful ❤️
Wow fenomenal job.
Many thanks Carlos!
Well done.
Thank you Alex!
Impressive mate. Well done. Thanks for the upload.
Glad you liked it, thank you!
Did anyone expect James Bond to wear a Tissot watch? I would have expected Rolex or Omega as a man who is constantly on the road in the world. But that's how you can be wrong. Good Job Sir …
It seems to have liked this watch as he can be seen with it in many photos also, thank you :)
In this case, the watch was Roger Moore’s personal watch at the time. He also wore it on The Persuaders!
He wore a Casio as well in Octopussy. Money talks when it comes to product placement
@@tomcat561 wow, many thanks for the info!
@@apb3251 :😀
Çok güzel restore ediyorsun tebrikler
Tam bir ustasın 👌
Great video thanks! Where do you find that adhesive backed polishing/sand paper?
Bought from UK at cousinsuk. 3M lapping film.
Sei un grande 💪
Great job for a great watch, sir, but have you installed a new case gasket?
Thank you, yes :) I think it's in more details in the description.
congratulations your work is gorgeous
Excellent work 👍 Outstanding
Hi, that really a great job, so cool to see all the parts cleaned and put together again. I have the same watch with the same problem for the black bezel ring, where did you find a new one? How did you clips it on the watch?
I really like watches and watchmaking,any tips for beginners?
Start to just diddasmble a Seiko 7s26 movement, just buy a little bit of tools for that watch, learn that one and then you'll see if you like it or not. Maybe I should do a video about it!
Suprise R moore was wearing tissot in this movie he was the best of them in Ian Fleming J B so good restoration of this watch must say Bravissimo ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Not sure how long Omega has done it, but I know for many James Bond movies, Omega releases a James Bond watch. There is a limited number, each in a special presentation box. I have the Omega released after the James Bone movie Spectre. The watch was a gift from my wife at my retirement. As we were making the purchase, a gentleman came in with the same watch as well as the Omega from the previous movie. He was interested in their value as he had purchased both overseas. Naturally, the Spectre model was worth around $6k but the older model according to the sales person had gone up quite a bit and would continue as each new Omega was released. It came down to number of watches available. Since owning the watch; I also own a Omega Orange face dive watch, I’ve used the occasion when my wife drags me to a jewelry store to ask about any of the James Bond edition Omega watches. I’ve yet to go into a store and have them tell me they had one or even sold one. They all say the numbers are limited and only certain stores get them.
Nice job !
Very cool!
Thank you!
Un extraordinario trabajo de restauración.
Relaxing video thank you
Wonderful. Great job 👏🏻
Love this. I recently restored my Dad's identical PR516...Runs great!
Wow, nice Matthew! Great to hear that, hope that mine will last for a long time =)
Mine was missing the bezel entirely....the original bezels were made of Bakelite plastic which shrinks and becomes brittle with age. I found a person in Sweden that fabricates new ones specifically to match the PR16 that (hopefully) won't have the same aging issues.@@Watcheyes
@@MatthewAllard66 Yes its very common to miss the bezel. Yepp, I know that guy =)
really a great watch for 007, I have one, beautifull dial