Great work so far on this watch. I am becoming a fan of these Mark II watches and their early 1970s look. There is a video on UA-cam about a 1971 Mark II restored by Omega that's A+.
This is the second video with no end, I recommend you follow through with one project first instead of opening up several and seamingly finishing none...
The project is finish but if I put the full disassembly and assembly the video will take more than an hour and a half. The second part of this série is coming at the end of this week and the mark III next week
@FrenchWatchCollector My heart sank when I saw how this watch came to you. How did anyone damage the hands like that? I noticed on the disassembly there was no dust cover (or antimagnetic shield) over the movement, like there is on the Moonwatch. Did the MKII series not use them? Great video, thanks.
Elles ne sont pas mal vos vidéos mais regardez vos "concurents", vous avez encore des efforts à faire... le brio est bien au-dessus... They are not bad your videos but look at your "competitors", you still have efforts to make... the brilliance is well above...
Pour que vos vidéos aient un taux d'audience supérieur aux autres, écoutez-moi... Regardez d'abord les vidéos des autres (les bonnes, pas les fake des niakoués) !!! ...
This is a good one as always. I have been wanting to find an Omega to restore and this is a great help. Oh, btw, what is the name of that website you mentioned that has data sheets for various watches?. I never thought they were even available except for perhaps a few Seikos.
Yes a part two is coming with a lot of delay that was not planned. There is a very interesting technical reason for this delay and that will be explained in the part teo
@@FrenchWatchCollector Thank you cant wait to see it I have a mark II that i sent to Omega back in February and now there telling me it could be the end of the year before i see it back
@@robb9209 I know a service with omega especially for vintage watches is crazy. You are not that far away from the issue I have on this watch. It will be explained in the second part.
Great video.
Thank you
Great detailed videos like this one are the best for people interested in a hands on approach! Thank you, I'm now and avid subscriber to your channel!
Thank you so much
Very cool! Hope the algorithm catches up on you soon!
My views are progressing nicely but obviously a nice help from the algorithm would be nice
Great video :)
Thank you
Fantastic! Thank you for taking the time to make and upload this video. Really looking forward to the follow up!
Thank you for the comment. The assembly is done but I am missing a tool to insert the new crystal. As soon as it is done I will post the second part
Was there ever a 2nd part?
Great work so far on this watch. I am becoming a fan of these Mark II watches and their early 1970s look. There is a video on UA-cam about a 1971 Mark II restored by Omega that's A+.
For sure it is a lovely model. Hope to finish it soon to show you the final product
Great video. Looking forward to the reassembly. The damage to the hands looks like they have been hitting each other when the chronograph is reset.
The hands were a mess
Nice work. 👍
Thank you
This is the second video with no end, I recommend you follow through with one project first instead of opening up several and seamingly finishing none...
The project is finish but if I put the full disassembly and assembly the video will take more than an hour and a half. The second part of this série is coming at the end of this week and the mark III next week
I was upset as well ... so far no conclusion .... the title should reflect what it is ....
@FrenchWatchCollector
My heart sank when I saw how this watch came to you. How did anyone damage the hands like that?
I noticed on the disassembly there was no dust cover (or antimagnetic shield) over the movement, like there is on the Moonwatch. Did the MKII series not use them?
Great video, thanks.
Thank you so much. No dust cover on the Mark II
@@FrenchWatchCollector
Thank you. I was having a challenging time finding out for sure.
Elles ne sont pas mal vos vidéos mais regardez vos "concurents", vous avez encore des efforts à faire... le brio est bien au-dessus...
They are not bad your videos but look at your "competitors", you still have efforts to make... the brilliance is well above...
Merci Michel mais comme tous le monde on a toujours des progrès à faire
Pour que vos vidéos aient un taux d'audience supérieur aux autres, écoutez-moi...
Regardez d'abord les vidéos des autres (les bonnes, pas les fake des niakoués) !!! ...
This is a good one as always. I have been wanting to find an Omega to restore and this is a great help.
Oh, btw, what is the name of that website you mentioned that has data sheets for various watches?.
I never thought they were even available except for perhaps a few Seikos.
You can find them on cousin uk or other website. Just put the caliber number and tech sheet on google and you will find some
is there going to be a part 2??
Yes a part two is coming with a lot of delay that was not planned. There is a very interesting technical reason for this delay and that will be explained in the part teo
@@FrenchWatchCollector
Thank you cant wait to see it
I have a mark II that i sent to Omega back in February and now there telling me it could be the end of the year before i see it back
@@robb9209 I know a service with omega especially for vintage watches is crazy. You are not that far away from the issue I have on this watch. It will be explained in the second part.
cool :)
Thanks