My absolute favorite watch. When my father died it was the only thing of his that I actually wanted because he had gotten it during the war and wore it for 40 + years, but it mysteriously "disappeared" at the hospital where he was at the end, and it was literally the only thing I wanted, everything else went to my sister. I have looked at tanks since then but they are just simply too expensive for me. Watching you rebuild this was incredibly satisfying and beautiful and it brought back many beautiful memories of my father. Thank you
Utterly fascinating. Not only do you have amazingly steady hands but you must have a phenomenal memory to remember where each part goes and the order of assembly. Truly engrossing to watch. Bravo!
As a fellow watchmaker who spent his fair time restoring watches like this I must say outstanding job! My only criticism would be that you went a bit heavy on the case, working with sandpaper fixed to a plain piece of wood like you did with the crown probably would have allowed you to keep more of the shape and make it less „round“ but otherwise like I said, outstanding job!
Great work done. And I love to see this channel grow. More over I have an Omega vantage Automatic for sale 1972, Anyone interested can should let me know. I’m in Dubai. 😊
Really enjoyed that. I liked the way you showed the examination. I was even pleased with myself when I made the diagnosis at that time, and later on, you demonstrated I was right. I'm getting more knowledgeable! Your videos are excellent for instruction. Thank you.
Questi non sono semplici lavori...ma assoluti capolavori di maestria, un fantastico viaggio di 21 minuti e 11 secondi ..Grandi complimenti e saluti dall' Italia 🇮🇹
Another amazing restoration. And gotta praise the video production quality as well with those macro shots and editing. Always a pleasure to watch your videos.
You, sir are both an artist and a surgeon. As the owner of a vintage Cartier tank I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed watching this, and how now, more than ever I appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into making these watches.
That was an amazing restoration. Love when you carefully assemble everything together and restore the watch back to its full glory . The meticulousness of it all, and the craftsmanship. Honestly, such a joy to watch
I just wanted to take a moment to say how amazing your video was! I was really impressed with the quality of the footage, the editing, and the overall presentation. You did a great job of explaining the topic in a clear and concise way, and I learned a lot from watching your video. I also really appreciated the way you made the video engaging and entertaining. You kept my attention throughout the entire video, and I never felt bored or lost. I would definitely recommend your video to anyone who is interested in learning more about the video. Thanks again for making such a great video! I look forward to watching more of your content in the future. PS: I outsourced this feedback to AI.
Love the level of professionalism- have watched quite a few of your videos. What most do not comment is your sense of humour and use of camera angles- all fantastic
Every restoration you do is better than the last. This Cartier Tank is beautiful. Also, liking your socks, looking forward each episode for the quick shot of the socks. I missed my chance to work at Hamilton in Lancaster PA, having retired from the military a bit too late.
Very nice restoration. The inside looked pretty clean compared to the outside, which was a good thing. 🙂 I noticed the adjustment screw for regulating the watch... I wish all watches had that compared to those imprecise, hard-to-adjust levers.
What a nice restoration ! Each step are perfect and final result is stunning ! Accuracy is ✨! Thank you for sharing always happy to follow your channel ! 🙏
I enjoy all your restoration videos. The humor with the flux capacitor to the quality of the videos themselves. Its exciting to see what you'll come with next!
If I knew where your workshop was located, I would send you a length of spiral cable sleeving to tidy up those untidy wires on your otherwise immaculate cleaning machine. That apart, yet another brilliant video.
I think you are spot on. I like the fun element of it. And if I’m ever near a swatch shop I will have a look and may even buy one. Even if it only lasts 6 months
I in answer to my own reply, watching you restore classics that I’d never appreciated (let’s face it I was impressed in the 80’s by the Casio) you’ve made me me reflect on a comment I made to my grandfather, morbidly he asked me what he could leave me when he was gone that would remind me of him. I looked at his cracked analog watch of no distinct brand or probably value and said your watch. 40 years later he passed and that watch was gone. I would have loved something he’d owned by me everyday but it was never to be. I wished that we treasured things no matter how cheap or insignificant to remember our loved ones. Guess I’m getting old fashioned at the age of 52. Leave something for your kids and grandkids, even if it is a box of rocks you collected.
My absolute favorite watch. When my father died it was the only thing of his that I actually wanted because he had gotten it during the war and wore it for 40 + years, but it mysteriously "disappeared" at the hospital where he was at the end, and it was literally the only thing I wanted, everything else went to my sister. I have looked at tanks since then but they are just simply too expensive for me. Watching you rebuild this was incredibly satisfying and beautiful and it brought back many beautiful memories of my father. Thank you
Hey there, everything looked great except for the zebra strap. I personally think black leather would have been a better choice.
Anything but zebra strap would have been better looking 😮
Agreed!
Yes such a gorgeous watch with a tacky bracelet
@@jarozlawus you prove the point, just anything looks better than zebra strap 😁
Please not that strap
Utterly fascinating. Not only do you have amazingly steady hands but you must have a phenomenal memory to remember where each part goes and the order of assembly. Truly engrossing to watch. Bravo!
My grandpa gifted this me 4 years back.Your restorations are worth watching. Love from India 💙
Really
Entha ayindi bro Mee tatha gariki
Hope it running..and that you're wearing it...
@@sasi9285 Pardon
@@jatco84 Yeah i serviced it last month at banglore and its running fine. But I only wear this for any occasions.
As a fellow watchmaker who spent his fair time restoring watches like this I must say outstanding job! My only criticism would be that you went a bit heavy on the case, working with sandpaper fixed to a plain piece of wood like you did with the crown probably would have allowed you to keep more of the shape and make it less „round“ but otherwise like I said, outstanding job!
Thanks mate 😊
@@adriantch6692 your comment is the only overdone thing. lol
I was crying when he was "polishing" the case. He rounded off all the corners and edges, made it look like a cheap copy.
Great work done. And I love to see this channel grow. More over I have an Omega vantage Automatic for sale 1972, Anyone interested can should let me know. I’m in Dubai. 😊
There goes your chamfers!@@csanadbarczy9153
Nicely done! The sound was delicious when you showed the reassembled train wheels spinning freely.
@@IMakeWatches hi Dayton! Lol, I thought that was Mr. Red Dead saying hi. I haven't heard from him in a while.
Genius... I especially like the Flux capacitor part of your footage.. 🤣
Really enjoyed that. I liked the way you showed the examination. I was even pleased with myself when I made the diagnosis at that time, and later on, you demonstrated I was right. I'm getting more knowledgeable! Your videos are excellent for instruction. Thank you.
Questi non sono semplici lavori...ma assoluti capolavori di maestria, un fantastico viaggio di 21 minuti e 11 secondi ..Grandi complimenti e saluti dall' Italia 🇮🇹
In realtà è più difficile trovare un Cartier a quel prezzo 😂
Another amazing restoration. And gotta praise the video production quality as well with those macro shots and editing. Always a pleasure to watch your videos.
You, sir are both an artist and a surgeon. As the owner of a vintage Cartier tank I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed watching this, and how now, more than ever I appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into making these watches.
That was an amazing restoration. Love when you carefully assemble everything together and restore the watch back to its full glory . The meticulousness of it all, and the craftsmanship. Honestly, such a joy to watch
Oh damn, that's a Cartier 120..... a beautiful restoration, great skill.
Amazing work, turning that little gem into glory again! Thanks for sharing with us...
This is so smooth and calm I fell asleep in between many a times! Dude if you’re selling these stuff please let us know. I’d be down to purchase!
It's pure pleasure to watch your videos. Everything looks so easy but I know it's not.
I think this is one of the most satisfying jobs in the world. Well done!!
I just wanted to take a moment to say how amazing your video was! I was really impressed with the quality of the footage, the editing, and the overall presentation. You did a great job of explaining the topic in a clear and concise way, and I learned a lot from watching your video.
I also really appreciated the way you made the video engaging and entertaining. You kept my attention throughout the entire video, and I never felt bored or lost. I would definitely recommend your video to anyone who is interested in learning more about the video.
Thanks again for making such a great video! I look forward to watching more of your content in the future.
PS: I outsourced this feedback to AI.
Love the level of professionalism- have watched quite a few of your videos. What most do not comment is your sense of humour and use of camera angles- all fantastic
I assume someone from Elma has finally reached out about sponsorship for your channel?
Amazing video as always my friend.
Yah!
I seen your PRO clocks fix and i can say only wow!!
Excellent work!
😊
Wow, what a transformation, the strap was a nice touch.
Also... That watch band 🤯
That accuracy of 2 seconds is amazing
Case restoration is what makes this channel my favorite
Wow,beautiful restoration. Might be worth sourcing a new crown with the beautiful blue orb. Would go nicely with the strap.
Excellent. Amazing how you remember where all of the parts go back together again.
Another ASMR masterpiece, and the RDR strap is outstanding.
Great you saved it. - Originally only the sides of this case were polished, the rest was brushed. All polished case on the precious metal versions.
Every restoration you do is better than the last. This Cartier Tank is beautiful. Also, liking your socks, looking forward each episode for the quick shot of the socks. I missed my chance to work at Hamilton in Lancaster PA, having retired from the military a bit too late.
Absolutely excellent. As usual Sir. Congratulations.
Un vero maestro!!! Complimenti per la professionalità! Un restauro impeccabile e un orologio bellissimo!!!
Very nice restoration. The inside looked pretty clean compared to the outside, which was a good thing. 🙂 I noticed the adjustment screw for regulating the watch... I wish all watches had that compared to those imprecise, hard-to-adjust levers.
What a lovely watch, never get old this design
Oh I know my weekend is going to start great when red uploads
Designing & building a watch like this is magnificent but to remove piece by piece, refurb, Rebuild it gets my respect. Top marks for video.
Very relaxing to watch and a great job bringing it back to life. Cheers
That's a awesome watch. Nice job on the fix of it
Absolute soul restoration, keep on bro👍🏼
He who does the editing is also a genius.
What a nice restoration ! Each step are perfect and final result is stunning ! Accuracy is ✨! Thank you for sharing always happy to follow your channel ! 🙏
Magnificent work on the restoration.
Love it.. Such a great restoration on a classic piece...Looks fabulous, especially the new strap. Superb addition to the restoration. Kudos
Amazing restoration as usual. You must be so pleased with it.
I enjoy all your restoration videos. The humor with the flux capacitor to the quality of the videos themselves. Its exciting to see what you'll come with next!
A beautiful watch restoration!! You are so smooth and precise. And you have some of the craziest socks!! Always love seeing them!!😊
I was hoping your next video was gona be a watch video again! So excited
The fact that you have a Cartier for under $1,000 is incredible, let alone a Tank Française.
Excellent work, as always.
Utterly brilliant! Well done, AGAIN!
Absolutely exquisite!! As always, your workmanship is second to none. Great job!!
Workpersonship.
Excellent work, and a beautiful restoration!
If I knew where your workshop was located, I would send you a length of spiral cable sleeving to tidy up those untidy wires on your otherwise immaculate cleaning machine. That apart, yet another brilliant video.
Stunning , sophisticated masterwork of watchmakers, and the clininh of olf watches.
Stunning. You are a true craftsman.
Craftsperson .
I appreciate the little time I get to relax with these videos. I wonder if you can Flux capacitor my entire body 😊
Good call on the strap. That is perfect.
not including working hours, still fantastic and great job. very well done
Another amazing restoration. Nothing Dead about these watches you give them new life.
So Cartier stil making parts for their vintage watches? thats awesome!
I've always watched your videos and always slept in the middle of the video at night, it's truly great 😂😂
Как надо было носить эти часы, что-бы довести их до такого состояния? Работа, как всегда, на отлично!
Сам думаю об этом. Но люди разные. Мало ли чем мог заниматься человек...
really great, great camera, good cut, interesting quality work, I'm thrilled, always enjoy watching, fascinating, bravo and thank you...❗️❗️❗️👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks 😊
As always, excellent work!!! Watched your old videos, since then the equipment class has grown significantly!
Du hast die Uhr wieder phantast Hin bekommen.Sie gefällt mir super .
Vielen lieben Dank
YAY! The ''F**k It Bucket'' came back! That made me so happy, Thanks Red!
My pleasure 😁
Young boy , brilliant work .
Amazing job, as usual! You should totally do a giveaway one of these days.
Maybe on 1 million subs? 😁
Another amazing video. Keep up the great work 😄
A masterpiece of art and engineering 😍🤩
As always, a great video!!!!. The moment fo "ADN SAMPLES" is very funny!!!🤣🤣🤣
Looked like it had never been opened before, great restoration job.
Gorgeous watch. Nice job!
This is so satisfying to watch!!
It also looks nice when you changed the bezel finish from original satin to high polish.
That strap was the perfect finishing touch!
I think you are spot on. I like the fun element of it. And if I’m ever near a swatch shop I will have a look and may even buy one. Even if it only lasts 6 months
AMAZING RESTORATION!!!!
thats awesome!! what do i need to do?
that's a real double knee rubber , lovely stuff
Cartier has a nice automatic winding works movement. Wish we could see through and see all the glory of both movements together. 👍🤙❤️
I’ll bet that new face and crystal cost a pretty penny. Beautiful restoration.👍🏻👍🏻
With the change left over from your thousand bucks, you sure got a great deal on that beautiful strap there!
Beautiful movement, Beautiful watch.
Absolutely beautiful job.
these videos are like therapy 👍👍
Nice timepiece. Great restoration . Plain soft black strap, for my tastes.
My silver watch Nika looks like Cartier Tank. And I'm very glad see your work! Thanx!
Beautiful work!
Such a beautiful watch. Thank you for sharing, maestro.
Nice timepiece. Great restoration
I wish I could learn to do this , fantastic job
Bold statement with that strap. I love it!
Ich Liebe die Perfektion wie Sie hochwertige Uhren reparieren, einfach wunderbar 🌟
watch less than $1,000.... Tools more than $20,000..... nice work!
Amazing as usual. Both skills and production. Class fair play.
Stunning, great work
Beautiful restoration....
wow! beautiful restoration.
I in answer to my own reply, watching you restore classics that I’d never appreciated (let’s face it I was impressed in the 80’s by the Casio) you’ve made me me reflect on a comment I made to my grandfather, morbidly he asked me what he could leave me when he was gone that would remind me of him. I looked at his cracked analog watch of no distinct brand or probably value and said your watch. 40 years later he passed and that watch was gone. I would have loved something he’d owned by me everyday but it was never to be. I wished that we treasured things no matter how cheap or insignificant to remember our loved ones. Guess I’m getting old fashioned at the age of 52. Leave something for your kids and grandkids, even if it is a box of rocks you collected.
What a beautiful work, what a beautiful watch! WOW!!
Stunning work.
Very good editing I like the Time Machine concept