The fact that he knows how to put all those tiny parts all together again, in the right order, is simply amazing. I have trouble assembling a simple IKEA shelf!
remarkable is how Chinese sell clones which are somewhat better than originals for $1k, WITH MARK-UP. now that's remarkable. patek and other swiss dudes are just scammers.
So beautifully “filmed” and what a skillful watchmaker! But what impressed me the most was the absolute beauty of all the components finished by Patek Philippe!! Even parts seen only upon disassembly are beautiful finished and damaskeened! Wow❣️
I'm pretty sure I could learn to take something ilke this apart, but the skill required to put it back together again in perfect working order...mind blowing🤯 Gorgeous video.
a beautiful masterpiece of a top group brand, of course, a great master from the few masters in the world who can maintain it, this is the highest branch of a very difficult profession, I am a Longines master who is only a few steps below this branch and I am the only one who knows the difficulty of the job, I congratulate the master, the equipment, hardware, support and mastery are a masterpiece of art, my respects to those who understand, Turkey Longines Murat World service master
Can’t beat gold polished Roman numerals that sparkle like jewels in the sunlight. Loving the sun ray dial man that pops! amzwatch watches. What a beautiful subtle piece.
Great job! However, regarding Patek Philippe, I was under the impression that they finish every component inside and out. But at 12:43 , you can see that the inner part of the caseback is unfinished and shows visible machining marks.
Two or three years ago, I finally had my Omega Seamaster 300M, that I bought new in 2001, professionally serviced by Omega. I’m not a rich, but I’ve always had an insatiable appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. Which is why I originally bought the watch years ago to commemorate when I started my first professional job. The servicing cost $600 at the time, which is more than most people pay for a watch brand new, and is why it took me a while to finally have it done. But watching this video, I completely do understand why it costs so much to be serviced. The intricate knowledge of not only the countless parts, but exactly how they come apart and go back together, and how to clean, lubricate, and know when to replace them astounds me. I’m a very visual person with a good memory, but this blows my mind.
Yes - fully agree with you. I have a Seamaster I purchased about 25 years ago, still working beautifully - serviced regularly. When dad died, I also inherited his from the 1950s (I think) in rose gold. It is a stunning piece and is also still working beautifully. We are very fortunate to be the custodians of such pieces. Regards from Sydney - David
Amazing the engineering, the craft. I can’t immagine how many people have worked together to create something like this! We are umane, but we can also be genius
The complexity of all those tiny parts, not to mention the minute fixings, leaves me trembling with nerves, AND I'M NOT EVEN DOING THE WORK... Clearly, a service of one of these high end timepieces, is more than just removing the back plate and giving the insides a mighty sharp blow from the pursed lips of the worker, but this is on another level of skill mastering.
That was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. All of that to take the watch apart, clean the parts, lubricate the parts and reassemble them. I'm guessing that service cost more than most watches cost. The skill of the watchmaker is incredible, like a neurosurgeon for watches.
service this at least 4-5 times in your life and you can buy a standard rolex for the cost of those service. owning any luxury watches and wearing means you could probably afford to service it,.
The last receipt I saw for a complete service and case polish was nearing £2300. I would conclude that would be normal, provided no parts, machining or bushing work to be done..
@@davidmcc359все часовые типо мастера обнаглевшие😮они гребут деньги лопатой!Я поставлю батарейку в часы за 50р (0.5 фунта стерлингов) а часовой типа мастер возьмёт за это 300р(3фунта стерлингов)
It makes me happy to see that the little parts all want to behave like little parts. He doesn't have some magic calming touch that makes them behave special. He's simply better at dealing with their garbage than I am.
I have a WWII era automatic triple watch. It's a Swiss company started making Automatic watches way before Rolex. Looks old but just tilt it once and it starts running smooth like water.
Wunderbare Arbeit von einen sehr gutaussehenden Mann erledigt. Der Bart der Stand die Symphonie wie er seine Arbeit vervollständigt ist so faszinierend mir fehlen die Worte.Ich wünsche den Herren ein langes Wohlergehendes Gesundes Leben.. Der Schöpfer soll ihn segnen
Oh wow. Looks amazing, although as a layperson, I am in no position to judge. This is the first time I see something like this and right off the bat it scares me what can go wrong. It sure makes me not wanting to own a manual watch.
Because an entire glove would make their hands sweat. And that would be very bad. The finger cuffs cover enough to get it done without causing his hands to sweat and possibly ruin done work which would have to be redone.
Picked up a amzwatch's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
I am impressed with the watch and crftsmanship and repaisrsman. But i also gotta give it to a cameraman. Just look at the amgles he is shooting from. Between his shoulders and hands and elbow and what not.
Never understood this, they never precise and they actually take out a lot of time of someones life. Radio controlled Casio is for me (and waterproof)!
They are just rich people’s fancy fidget spinner. And honestly you don’t really need 0.01s level precision. I use Casio too but I understand why someone treat this as big fun toy
It’s a form of functional art. Hand crafted parts, attention to detail and precision. Oh and it doesn’t require a battery like a Casio. The energy comes from the wearer which makes it a relationship.
Surprised a full service does not include a light polish. Watch at 13:07 where his tool scratched the gold case. This service is a work of art and should be for a $200k+ watch./
Excuse me? You think these guys are geniuses? Your and idiot if that's the way you think. This is simple mechanics on a micro scale. Very easily learned. Years of mastery, but at the end not that hard.
If that were me, I'd have springs flying off in all directions, screws falling on the floor and when I put it back together I'd have a tray of bits left over!
I collect pocket watches, I know you shouldn't touch parts with your fingers, because your finger prints can cause parts to rust, but I was always told you should neither breath on them too, because of the moisture within your breath can cause parts to rust also.
The fact that he knows how to put all those tiny parts all together again, in the right order, is simply amazing. I have trouble assembling a simple IKEA shelf!
one of the most funt comment and nice, thanks
I suppose he is watching this video 😅
that's his job
a machanic is the same.
Дело в том что такой мастер хоть и разбирается в сборке часов но чаще всего не сможет прикрутить полочку или кронштейн для телевизора...
The engineering and machining of those parts are absolute insane. To make everything work together with precision is truly remarkable.
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remarkable is how Chinese sell clones which are somewhat better than originals for $1k, WITH MARK-UP. now that's remarkable. patek and other swiss dudes are just scammers.
My grandfather was a watch maker, I alway will remember the attention to detail in my every day life because of it.
this is seriously mind blowing the attention to detail is like something I've never seen
Craftsmanship and the repairman with a steady hand ✋️ 👌
He’s an horological engineer
Every lever that needed a spring had the spring built into the part. Very high grade. Makes it especially easy for the watchmaker to work on .,
So beautifully “filmed” and what a skillful watchmaker! But what impressed me the most was the absolute beauty of all the components finished by Patek Philippe!! Even parts seen only upon disassembly are beautiful finished and damaskeened! Wow❣️
Yeah the internal finishing is what got me to. What an amazing piece.
Patek i Czapek dwóch wspaniałych Polaków fabryki które założyli wciąż działają w Genewie ❤🇵🇱❤️ a ich zegarki są marzeniem ale niestety bogatych 😢
It has a glass back so you can see the parts working.
I'm pretty sure I could learn to take something ilke this apart, but the skill required to put it back together again in perfect working order...mind blowing🤯 Gorgeous video.
No, taking it apart requires more skills that you think. Try with a simple watch.
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unfortunately you're wrong. you will definitely damage something
a beautiful masterpiece of a top group brand, of course, a great master from the few masters in the world who can maintain it, this is the highest branch of a very difficult profession, I am a Longines master who is only a few steps below this branch and I am the only one who knows the difficulty of the job, I congratulate the master, the equipment, hardware, support and mastery are a masterpiece of art, my respects to those who understand, Turkey Longines Murat World service master
Beautiful comment
@@judyavila3265 praise indeed!!
Longines also have magnificient masterpiece like the Spirit Zulu titanium 39mm with a Eta 2892/A2 base movement.
Amazing! It is more than I expected to watch! Beautifully filmed and very detailed one.
I love watching your videos and MAMACOO to keep myself updated on the world of watches
Always a good day when your video drops!Great video as always.Can’t beat it for MAMACOO watches！
When life gets complicated I’ll just remember this watch maker.🤯
I love your comment
Now I want one! What beautiful craftsmanship.
The finishing on that movement,wow!And that case?Exquisite.Fine work,sir!😮
Thank you very much!
Can’t beat gold polished Roman numerals that sparkle like jewels in the sunlight. Loving the sun ray dial man that pops! amzwatch watches. What a beautiful subtle piece.
Great job! However, regarding Patek Philippe, I was under the impression that they finish every component inside and out. But at 12:43 , you can see that the inner part of the caseback is unfinished and shows visible machining marks.
Two or three years ago, I finally had my Omega Seamaster 300M, that I bought new in 2001, professionally serviced by Omega. I’m not a rich, but I’ve always had an insatiable appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. Which is why I originally bought the watch years ago to commemorate when I started my first professional job. The servicing cost $600 at the time, which is more than most people pay for a watch brand new, and is why it took me a while to finally have it done. But watching this video, I completely do understand why it costs so much to be serviced. The intricate knowledge of not only the countless parts, but exactly how they come apart and go back together, and how to clean, lubricate, and know when to replace them astounds me. I’m a very visual person with a good memory, but this blows my mind.
Masz piękny zegarek ☺️ pozdrawiam serdecznie z ojczyzny pana Patka Polski ❤️🇵🇱❤️
Yes - fully agree with you. I have a Seamaster I purchased about 25 years ago, still working beautifully - serviced regularly. When dad died, I also inherited his from the 1950s (I think) in rose gold. It is a stunning piece and is also still working beautifully. We are very fortunate to be the custodians of such pieces. Regards from Sydney - David
Beautifully done but what about that leftover screw?
Amazing the engineering, the craft. I can’t immagine how many people have worked together to create something like this! We are umane, but we can also be genius
the fact that mechanical watch servicing is this precise and developed speaks volumes on the advancement of humanity.
And humans still hate eachother because of differences in skin colour or identity, we have not come as far as our tech has.
We've been to the moon and back
I’ve been to their museum in Geneva. Amazing place.
Simply Beautiful!
these are not simple watches.... these are works of art.....
These are scam
They are indeed objet d’art. Those who can’t afford them or don’t wish to, call them a scam😂😂😂
They're also class symbols and a reminder that we live in a disgusting society.
@@DiahRhiaJones should not matter what you wear, a $30 Casio looks cool and amazing while a $250K RM can look like a kids toy😂😂😂
C est tout simplement magnifique chapeau bas😮l artiste
Maravilhoso trabalho! Parabéns 🎉
Simply. Stunning.
The complexity of all those tiny parts, not to mention the minute fixings, leaves me trembling with nerves, AND I'M NOT EVEN DOING THE WORK... Clearly, a service of one of these high end timepieces, is more than just removing the back plate and giving the insides a mighty sharp blow from the pursed lips of the worker, but this is on another level of skill mastering.
Это мастерство,а часы восхитительны.😊
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Bravo! fantastic job
Fantástico trabajo!
Many thanks!
That was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. All of that to take the watch apart, clean the parts, lubricate the parts and reassemble them. I'm guessing that service cost more than most watches cost. The skill of the watchmaker is incredible, like a neurosurgeon for watches.
yeah and apple watch is still better lmao
@@eckee I guess that depends on what you want out of a watch.
service this at least 4-5 times in your life and you can buy a standard rolex for the cost of those service. owning any luxury watches and wearing means you could probably afford to service it,.
The last receipt I saw for a complete service and case polish was nearing £2300. I would conclude that would be normal, provided no parts, machining or bushing work to be done..
@@davidmcc359все часовые типо мастера обнаглевшие😮они гребут деньги лопатой!Я поставлю батарейку в часы за 50р (0.5 фунта стерлингов) а часовой типа мастер возьмёт за это 300р(3фунта стерлингов)
Velký obdiv k práci mistra i k hodinkám.
Great video
Well filmed and a very talented watchmaker
Well done
Jm
AMZWATCH Stunning watches stunning video you are special i love it keep it up
Quel talent, on est admiratif.
I will never afford even looking at one of these watches in real life but I sure do appreciate the engineering.
Really amazing work
Excellent craftsmanship
U r great👌👌
Very fantastic video❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Avec une telle mécanique on comprend mieux pourquoi ces montres ont un prix à la hauteur de de ces bijoux
It makes me happy to see that the little parts all want to behave like little parts. He doesn't have some magic calming touch that makes them behave special. He's simply better at dealing with their garbage than I am.
1:21 is it ok for the quality control to pass the dirty back side of the dial or is it gets dirty over time?!
its not dirty
@@viewfromvenice2912 whatever it is, it's not what I expected from the brand!
Such a beautiful relaxing video to watch, thanks.. :)
I have a WWII era automatic triple watch. It's a Swiss company started making Automatic watches way before Rolex. Looks old but just tilt it once and it starts running smooth like water.
Those hands worth millions billions what? Just can't imagine craftsmanship at its best
What magnification is the white loupe you are using for most of the disassembly please?
Incredible work and skill on a beautiful watch 👌🏽
So much hard work, is it necessary?
Outstanding 😮👏💪
Wunderbare Arbeit von einen sehr gutaussehenden Mann erledigt. Der Bart der Stand die Symphonie wie er seine Arbeit vervollständigt ist so faszinierend mir fehlen die Worte.Ich wünsche den Herren ein langes Wohlergehendes Gesundes Leben.. Der Schöpfer soll ihn segnen
maestro de las demas marcas el rey
God you gotta have patience to do that job so many parts again nearly microscopic and the precision ,dexterity you must have mind blowing .
you do
Why do you use bronze tweezer? There are brass tweezer and stainless steel tweezer.
Is it possible to make a movie to show how a tiny part of hand watch
Such as gears , hands , small steel parts, how they tread screws ...
Thanks
Wondering how long disassembly and reassembly takes?…
Nice instructional video. It looks easy enough. Now I know how to service my own. 😅
@@владимир-б9ж4в I'm joking my friend. I wouldn't even know where to begin.
Oh wow. Looks amazing, although as a layperson, I am in no position to judge. This is the first time I see something like this and right off the bat it scares me what can go wrong. It sure makes me not wanting to own a manual watch.
The watchmaker has got Arnold and Son watch. Do you know why second hand move like in quartz watch?
How much this incredible work?
original watch $150000 USD.
Serious question. Why do watch makers wear finger gloves and not whole hand gloves?
Because an entire glove would make their hands sweat. And that would be very bad. The finger cuffs cover enough to get it done without causing his hands to sweat and possibly ruin done work which would have to be redone.
Serious question. Why does the proctologist wear a entire glove if he is only going to use one finger?
@@sergiodelaorden Lol...splatter!
incredible precision
This microdetailism is blowing the fuse in my mind.
I did not see you use a torque wrench at all, sir............;)
Beautiful........
Da geht einem das Herz auf!
Sure sure sure. Tell me, does it take a licken and keep on ticken?
(But seriously, mad skills!)
I'd like to see the factory where those screws are made!
after assembly the value stabilized, it didn't fall, it didn't fall, did it?
LOVE THE SOUND TRACK TOO Looking back from here by Laurel Violet
Picked up a amzwatch's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
I am impressed with the watch and crftsmanship and repaisrsman. But i also gotta give it to a cameraman. Just look at the amgles he is shooting from. Between his shoulders and hands and elbow and what not.
That's not hard, you just set up multiple cameras and then pick your angles in post
Never understood this, they never precise and they actually take out a lot of time of someones life. Radio controlled Casio is for me (and waterproof)!
That's like saying electric bike instead of petrol super bike.
They are just rich people’s fancy fidget spinner. And honestly you don’t really need 0.01s level precision. I use Casio too but I understand why someone treat this as big fun toy
It’s a form of functional art. Hand crafted parts, attention to detail and precision. Oh and it doesn’t require a battery like a Casio. The energy comes from the wearer which makes it a relationship.
I wondering how many screws left after another assembly.
FAzer isso eu até faço. O floids é saber a sequência. kkkkkkkkkkkkkk Um gênio!!!
I swear the happiness I feel when #nkuwan uploads a video is beyond!!!!
ماعدد قطع الساعه التي فككها ومن ثم ركبها
Surprised a full service does not include a light polish. Watch at 13:07 where his tool scratched the gold case. This service is a work of art and should be for a $200k+ watch./
you cannot pay someone to learn this skill.
this is a labor of love. Amazing.
Excuse me? You think these guys are geniuses? Your and idiot if that's the way you think. This is simple mechanics on a micro scale. Very easily learned. Years of mastery, but at the end not that hard.
Talented person well done him 😊
such a beautiful time piece with the fugliest strap ever
Why he didn't replace the mainspring it wasn't even planar anymore?
What happens to the left over parts once it is re assembled?😅😅😅😅
Doing all that disassemble is already a feat. But to do it with that bended screwdriver is another level 😂
Mechanical watches are truly an artistic masterpiece
¿Que aumento usas en la lupa durante el montaje?
His bent screwdriver was really stressing me out.
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There is a reason for that bend - I just can’t figure what.
How many individual parts are in that watch? a lot.
Anyone in knowledge of the watch the technician is wearing - seen at 13:18?
Seems to be an Arnold & Son
@@di-mostenis1101 Thank you!
How much time does this take from start to finish?
Yes
like 12hrs
noticeably higher quality of the overall execution and finish compared to Rolex, with more attention to details..
Did he remove the cannon pinion? Maybe I missed it.
If that were me, I'd have springs flying off in all directions, screws falling on the floor and when I put it back together I'd have a tray of bits left over!
Where did the red stick go????
I collect pocket watches, I know you shouldn't touch parts with your fingers, because your finger prints can cause parts to rust, but I was always told you should neither breath on them too, because of the moisture within your breath can cause parts to rust also.
what watch was the technician wearing himself?
According to Google, it costs around $2,000 to service a 5980 which seems quite reasonable since the watch can cost well over six figures.
Beaitiful work and clockwork
That's why I adore my Seiko5 😄
and I my casio 😅
@@eelongMast And my sundial 😆
I would put the watch back together with so many extra parts left.
Just watching this man works makes my hands shaky!
Vladimir's watch😄🌼
I cannot comprehend making those precision parts
This is rocket science... Amazing