Less than a month ago, I took my 21 year old Omega Seamaster 300m (wave dial James Bond) to Chrono Sky in Miami, where this same gentleman personally atended me, listen to my every precise direction of what I wanted him to do to my watch, and fulfilled my every wish, going above and beyond, returning to me in a timely fashion, an overhauled and properly running timepiece, for a very reasonable price. Mr. Yuri is not only a "master watchmaker" as can be seen in this video, he is probably a watch geek like most of us, and you can tell from his choice of watch...What makes me leave this comment is the knowledge that the same attention to detail, that he is seen devoting to this Royal Oak Offshore, he applied to my lowly Omega 1120 movement, as it is running within COSC even though like I said it has been in 21 years, more than three times around the World. GRACIAS MAESTRO. Best Regards.
This is fantastic content - you’re doing something the others aren’t doing. This was mesmerising. The music so relaxing. 10 out of 10 guys. Well done!!
Only after watching what patience, skill and dedication to the craft could I honestly understand the value of what you do. You gentleman earn every red cent your asking for. 10/10
What a great video concept that CRM is running with. From a video on finding the gold contents in a Rolex to fixing a busted up SkyD, this theme is one that has stuck with me. It brings me back to the channel, which is great, and I hope it brings others as well.
Wow it is a lot of work taking all those small watch parts out and putting them back together for clean up and servicing. Chronsky is a very talented master watchmaker.
The beauty of mechanical watches and the art of watchmaking with such level of focus and detail-oriented.. so calming to watch. Also, nobody seems to notice the watchmaker’s Panerai :)
That is a labor of love. I am grateful there are people around with this knowledge and the ability to pass it along. There is something about an automatic that a smart watch can't give you. A watch like that definitely gives you a higher level of pride of ownership.
Ryan, I wholeheartedly agree with that. That's an excellent horology-true way to put it. Thank you so much for the feedback as we move in this new 1M sub direction!
I changed the strap myself on my Gerald Genta. And I bet it took me longer than what it took him to do a full service on this AP. This man is a Magician.
Really Great Video loved it!, the amount of work and finishing that goes into AP really shows why they are some of the finest watches in the world and the fact you can pick up a chrono like this for next to no money is astounding, blows Rolex out the water
Wow it's amazing. Very impressive technician like as a artist thos who can doing the prefessional way to dismantled and assembled this kind of high-end Watch. Audemare Piguet is one of the my very favorite watch I am a watch Technician
I really enjoyed the Video, great attention to details and very modern and sophisticated equipments are used in the process. Also, I noticed the watch maker was wearing a Panerai which was cool too 😀
Thank you Dominick. This is the new direction of the channel. Our growth has taken off since we started experimenting with this style, so someone out there must like it.
Keep at it! Another option to increase content could be to post a less-edited version with the watchmaker talking about some of the highlights of the watch/movement. That way you don’t have to film anything new but you have more to post. YT will love that and so will we!
That was amazing to watch. It’s mind blowing he can not only take that apart piece by piece but put it back together. I’d be looking at the spare bits thinking “where the hell do they go” like I do when I finish Ikea furniture.
May I ask an oiling question? I know some brands like Seiko list their own oils/greases (S-4, S-6, etc). Do you use the more modern Moebius counterparts? Would that be 9010, D5 (or HP1300), 9415, and a braking grease for the barrel?
Rule of thumb ios about a decade (oils) or when it starts looking like it will take more than regulation to keep it in time (timegrapher). Services generally cost more for a watch with more complications, but not always: For example a Daytona service is something like $850 where a Submariner service is something like $1200 IIRC. Cost of service should be considered when watch shopping, just like dealer service when car shopping.
I know I’ll never be able to afford this kind of watch or my dream watch the Rolex Pepsi and the gold daydate. But it’s always nice to see other people wearing them
@@PatrickBateman191 the ability to take the watch apart and put it back together comes with many years of experience in the industry as well as a love for the work.
How is it possible to remember where every little screw and lever fits in the watch? I'll never look at a mechanical watch the same after watching this video. They are miniature steam punk machines.
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Less than a month ago, I took my 21 year old Omega Seamaster 300m (wave dial James Bond) to Chrono Sky in Miami, where this same gentleman personally atended me, listen to my every precise direction of what I wanted him to do to my watch, and fulfilled my every wish, going above and beyond, returning to me in a timely fashion, an overhauled and properly running timepiece, for a very reasonable price. Mr. Yuri is not only a "master watchmaker" as can be seen in this video, he is probably a watch geek like most of us, and you can tell from his choice of watch...What makes me leave this comment is the knowledge that the same attention to detail, that he is seen devoting to this Royal Oak Offshore, he applied to my lowly Omega 1120 movement, as it is running within COSC even though like I said it has been in 21 years, more than three times around the World. GRACIAS MAESTRO. Best Regards.
Querido Pano, no sabes cuanto te agradezco tu comentario, en pocas palabras tu comentario me ha regalado felicidad, mil gracias
Thank you so much Panos for your comment. Yuri is an amazing watchmaker and a wonderful person. He is also a watch geek as you say 😉
Location?
@@shivkumarmane2250 Downtown Miami. Google Chrono Sky
Why not to Omega directly?
I know little about watches. I'm not a watch geek. I could watch this gentleman work all day. Thanks for the outstanding video. Be safe all.
Thank you my friend. Same to you.
Amazing. All the tiny little pieces; machining them, then knowing what to place where to end up with a functioning masterpiece! The human brain.
This is fantastic content - you’re doing something the others aren’t doing. This was mesmerising. The music so relaxing. 10 out of 10 guys. Well done!!
Thank you so much KC. This is the new direction we want to take the channel. In our last 4 months, we've grown more than we did in the last 3 years.
One of the most professional watchmakers I have seen with all due respect
Thank you my friend. This is the new direction of our channel, to help in our quest to 1M! 😉
Only after watching what patience, skill and dedication to the craft could I honestly understand the value of what you do.
You gentleman earn every red cent your asking for.
10/10
This is exactly my watch. After seeing this I appreciate it even more and now also understand the cost of the service...
Thank you for your sacrifice Thomas 😉🙇
So amazing. This is why I love quality time pieces. It’s like nothing else in the world.
Thank you so much for watching man!
This is watchmaking magic and art all bottled up into one. WOW!
Thank you so much for that. That's exactly the effect we want these videos to have, so your feedback is like a breath of fresh air!
@@Crmjewelers you're welcome. My pleasure!
@@Crmjewelers mi
this video is so amazing it shows to the clients what watchmaker's do at every service.
🙏
This you can't learn..for this beautiful job you have to be born!
Thank you so much man! 🙇
What a great video concept that CRM is running with. From a video on finding the gold contents in a Rolex to fixing a busted up SkyD, this theme is one that has stuck with me. It brings me back to the channel, which is great, and I hope it brings others as well.
Thank you Tiff. This is definitely the new direction in which we want to take the channel.
That watch is beautiful work of art inside and out.
Definitely. That's how we feel as well.
Beautiful shot and mesmerising to watch. That one video shows why a quartz watch can never compete with something as beautifully crafted as this.
My sentiments exactly Gary. Thank you for watching!
Wow it is a lot of work taking all those small watch parts out and putting them back together for clean up and servicing. Chronsky is a very talented master watchmaker.
Thank you Mena. Yes, Chrono Sky is our go-to watchmaker for sure!
@@Crmjewelers Thank you, We appreciate the compliment.
@@ChronoSky you deserve it my friend.
Awesome ! These are among the most interesting videos...thanks for sharing your work!
Thank you for watching Roberto. This is the new direction we're taking our channel in, so your feedback is really valuable to us 🙇
Really love seeing content such as this. it truly helps me appreciate even more the intricate mechanics inside these fine timepieces
Thank you Ulzhan 🙇
Great video. Editing, videography, and music was all well done.
5 ⭐
The beauty of mechanical watches and the art of watchmaking with such level of focus and detail-oriented.. so calming to watch. Also, nobody seems to notice the watchmaker’s Panerai :)
Ha Ha, some did notice it Justin 😉
Make more video like this please. This is what I watch to chill, it’s therapeutic
We definitely will.
That is a labor of love. I am grateful there are people around with this knowledge and the ability to pass it along. There is something about an automatic that a smart watch can't give you. A watch like that definitely gives you a higher level of pride of ownership.
Ryan, I wholeheartedly agree with that. That's an excellent horology-true way to put it. Thank you so much for the feedback as we move in this new 1M sub direction!
“Hey boss, what should I do with these couple of pieces left over”?
Seriously, that is mesmerising, art and passion combined, thanks.
this video brought a lot of peace and joy. amazing content!
Thank you Raul. That was the goal 😉
I love the song from the back my Master. This video is awesome
An informative video set to beautiful music. A pleasure to see inside some of these objects we hold so dear. Love the new direction Eric and team
Thank you so much Raj
I changed the strap myself on my Gerald Genta. And I bet it took me longer than what it took him to do a full service on this AP. This man is a Magician.
LOL, it really took you that long Duane? 🤣
True art. Only blessed and determined people can do this. The process is really amazing, great job. 👍👍
I’m honestly just beyond-jealous of the tools you have!!!! The 10k cleaning machine man that must be so nice to use
MUY ENTRETENEDOR TU TRABAJO, CON LOS RELOJES MÁS ASOMBROSOS DEL INTERNET!! FAN DESDE HOY, FELICIDADES!!
Really Great Video loved it!, the amount of work and finishing that goes into AP really shows why they are some of the finest watches in the world and the fact you can pick up a chrono like this for next to no money is astounding, blows Rolex out the water
Thank you so much for your support David.
Absolutely & Simply AMAZING
Thank you so much.
Wow it's amazing. Very impressive technician like as a artist thos who can doing the prefessional way to dismantled and assembled this kind of high-end Watch. Audemare Piguet is one of the my very favorite watch I am a watch Technician
Thank you for watching Mohamed.
I really enjoyed the Video, great attention to details and very modern and sophisticated equipments are used in the process. Also, I noticed the watch maker was wearing a Panerai which was cool too 😀
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment Majed 🙇
Another great one from CRM Nice looking watch but the heart is amazing. Top shelf video work.
Thank you Dominick. This is the new direction of the channel. Our growth has taken off since we started experimenting with this style, so someone out there must like it.
Work of art👍👍
Thank you so much.
Incredible craftsmanship
Thank you Mark.
Amazing work....a true craftsman. That was incredible to watch...no pun intended
Thank you man. Really appreciate the support!
Mind Blowing, words cant even express how Brilliant this is, Great Video CRM team👏👏👏
thank you so much Alex. Are you the same Alex Pino from softball in Miami?
@@Crmjewelers Ja, Nope I live in Naples, west from you guys👌
many studies and dedication, great instructor thank you
Thank you very much for watching Fausto.
True magic, and art indeed! Love it. Btw: Does anybody know, how many parts?
Thanks man. This is the new direction we're taking the channel on. 365 parts 😉
Keep at it! Another option to increase content could be to post a less-edited version with the watchmaker talking about some of the highlights of the watch/movement. That way you don’t have to film anything new but you have more to post. YT will love that and so will we!
Good tip, thank you.
What an amazing video! Bravo 👏🏻
👏👏👏👏 complimenti watchmaker 👏👏
This dude, is a rockstar!🤩
Yup, from the 80s 😜
How many hours of work was that?
observation: at what step is your "point of no return" ? 2:00 might push it for some people ?
Nah man, every second that passes gets us one second closer to nirvana 😉
@@Crmjewelers khumbaya . . . atchooo!
LOL NOOOOOOOOOLL
Great video! His Panerai he is wearing is quite nice too.👍
Thank you Kevin. You noticed that 😉
İf we had the patience of the watchmaker world would be beter place its a beautiful art.
Ain't that the truth my friend?
I’m totally agree your opinion
And that ladies and gentlemen is literally how the time is created.
This is just beautiful watching this
Amazing ..... yet terrifying at the same time!
I feel your pain 😉
And the price of the AP Panda just went up after this video 😂
Ha Ha, thanks Bobby!
adorable aesthetic very professional
Breathtaking!
Thank you very much!
I feel like sending you my Omega Seamaster. Do you clean those ?
All the time Max.
@@Crmjewelers ok thank you.
My pleasure 🙇
That was amazing to watch. It’s mind blowing he can not only take that apart piece by piece but put it back together. I’d be looking at the spare bits thinking “where the hell do they go” like I do when I finish Ikea furniture.
LOL, I know what you mean 😉
Great video. See he is wearing panerai??
Ap is elite ever. Greatness
got one blue strap love it
👍🍀👍🍀👍🍀👍👍😎👍
getting all white stainless next 😎
Cool Steve, thank you for watching!
May I ask an oiling question? I know some brands like Seiko list their own oils/greases (S-4, S-6, etc). Do you use the more modern Moebius counterparts? Would that be 9010, D5 (or HP1300), 9415, and a braking grease for the barrel?
Yuri has great taste in watches
Good job
Thank you so much 🙇
great video, thank you
Thank you for watching Ali 🙇
Very professional
Thank you!
He broke it all way to the bone .I have a question how many pieces watch have?
Thanks man. 365 parts.
Fantastic video, indeed. 👍🏻
Thank you!
I'll never be able to afford a Swiss tourbillon but I am entranced by this profession..... how does one learn to do this?
Chique show 👍👍!!!!
Thank you Marcos.
How often should you get your watch serviced..? And how much would it typically cost..?
Rule of thumb ios about a decade (oils) or when it starts looking like it will take more than regulation to keep it in time (timegrapher). Services generally cost more for a watch with more complications, but not always: For example a Daytona service is something like $850 where a Submariner service is something like $1200 IIRC. Cost of service should be considered when watch shopping, just like dealer service when car shopping.
Watchmacker have Panerai.
How much for this Profilactic ?
I know I’ll never be able to afford this kind of watch or my dream watch the Rolex Pepsi and the gold daydate. But it’s always nice to see other people wearing them
There’s a lot of parts in that watch. How do you know where each one goes when you put it back together?
Practice makes perfect 😉
Amazing content! Btw what is the cost for a full service on a ROO?
Thank you, $680.
Beautiful and so nice to see, from beginning to the end ! AP is so all screwed from everywhere ahah !
Thanks for watching Benjamin.
I can't manage but to ask this question: What happens if at the tme you disassembled the whole movement, an earthquake happens?
No earthquakes in Miami 🤷♂️
Wow what a devotion
Magnificent !!! How do you put them back together ? I just don't understand !!!
Didn't you see the video? 😉
@@Crmjewelers yes it's incredible
@@PatrickBateman191 the ability to take the watch apart and put it back together comes with many years of experience in the industry as well as a love for the work.
@@Crmjewelers Absolutely
Breath taking
Awesome!
*Master of masters*
Thank you 🙇
Bellissimo! Mille Grazie -
Thank you so much for watching Steini!
I always wanted to unscrew those screws on the front of a royal oak.
I know. It's tempting.
Fascinating stuff thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching!
You wouldn't dare sneeze.. Lol... Real skill there
Thank you ahhhh ahhhh.....
Watch are primitive most wanted ressources packed in one item, that's so beautiful masha'Allah
Can you guys make me a gold grills set! 8 top n bottom! PLEASEEEEEEE always wanted some
Please complete this form and let us know more www.crmjewelers.com/custom-jewelry-form/
Can you explain how that machine cleans the pieces ?
Which machine exactly? Can you send the exact time stamp where it comes out?
@@Crmjewelers Yes ! At 4:15 !!
Awesome video. True work of art. Only negative thing is the watchmaker is wearing a Paneri. CRM needs to hook him up with an AP or VC. He deserves it
Ha Ha, we've tried, but he's a diehard Paneristi! 😜
He probably is just familiar with that Unitas derived movement, like a car guy with a SBC.
I like the music good compliment 👍
Are these movement parts made of gold?
No
@@Crmjewelers well aren't patek phillipe and other swiss companies use gold movement parts?
Beautiful. A watch nut's meditation video.❤️
Ha Ha thank you!
finding one screw left over at the end would suck
Definitely LOL
amazing!!!
Thank you very much Olivier.
How is it possible to remember where every little screw and lever fits in the watch? I'll never look at a mechanical watch the same after watching this video. They are miniature steam punk machines.
Yes my friend, horology is definitely art 😉
Hi how much would this service cost for this piece cheers
$680
@@Crmjewelers thank you that's a very reasonable price .Great video cheers again
Thanks a lot John 👍
Just wonder, why he does not wear a hair cover? I Compare with seiko
The hair is not touching the movement and it'll look too funny 😜
When do I know that my AP watch needs a service?
Check your waranty papers, they mention how frequently you should do a service.
Thank you Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top
Thank you for watching!
Коврик не плотно прилегает к столу . Как так можно работать ?
Wow😀👍💜💜
Me encanta ese reloj
Si es una belleza Enrique.
@@Crmjewelers ❤️