How to regulate a mechanical watch - watch repair tutorial
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2015
- Watch Repair Course Level 1: goo.gl/kbZRSu
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In this video we are taking a look at the most common method of fine-tuning the regulation of a mechanical watch movement to make it run faster or slower.
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I am happy to say that watching your videos and listening to your wonderfully clear speaking, I've been able to pick up tools and work on my own watches. To date I've rebuilt a 47 Elgin Parklor, an 1892 Elgin #6 Pocket Watch, a late 50's Hamilton Electric, my Omega Seamaster and most recently on the workbench is a 50's Benrus Selfwind that I am fixing for a co-worker. Yes your videos are *THAT GOOD!* I recommend your channel to all my watch friends. Keep up the fantastic work Mark!
I can't wait to see the fault finding with the timegrapher. I just picked up an MTG1000 timegrapher and I've been going over and regulating my watches with great success in numerous positions but it will be a great to see an explanation of faults that can be found with the timing machine.
Hi there, as a total beginner in the area, I find this VERY useful. The clarity and the neutrality of the tone is priceless. THANK YOU.
I'm just a watch enthusiast and proclaim no aptitude for watch repair, but just watching your videos is so absorbing, that I forget time itself! Thanks! So informative, some others have mentioned how clearly you express the topic. Lovely work!
Great work again, Mark. These videos are superbly produced and clearly explained.
thank you for doing these videos. I am learning so much about watch movements, repair, adjusting, etc. I'm not sure I will ever work on watches myself (I am much better with a hammer and pliers than I am with fine motor movements and minuscule parts) but your videos are helping me understand what is happening with these miniature machines. Well done!
I can't thank you enough for your videos! I started my watch/clock interest as the only guy in my shop,( 4th largest furniture retailer in the U.S.) who could actually figure out how to do "simple" repairs on Howard Miller Grandfather clocks we sold. I then took classes by Howard Miller and quickly advanced to "Expert" on Howard Millers Kienenger movements. Good,durable mass produced movements that are "nearly" idiot proof for the average home owner. But not quite.
Wanting to advance my knowledge base,I started fooling around with other movements,the pocket watches. But,I know when to stop!
Your videos are THE BEST, for knuckleheads like me. Simple,easily explained,and concise. Not too much info at once. GREAT!!!!!!
Very professional, always concise and to the point. A real pleasure for any watch enthusiast to follow you in sharing your knowledge and experience.
I have worked on antique clocks for a few years. But just started on pocket watches quit a difference in size.
Your videos are very helpful in all repair methods of pocket watches. This has helped my learning curve to be
much shorter. Thanks i will keep watching.
Most knowledgeable channel about watch repair I've seen on UA-cam. Big thumbs up 👍
I feel fulfilled while watching your videos and it feels very easy to repair as you show with fully closed focused videos great job sir!
Mark. Thanks for these superb videos. I have restored a watch that had a twisted hairspring. I followed your advice and it runs perfectly now. 👍
As a newbie to watchmaking and repairing I've leaned a LOT from your videos, Thank you very much Mark.
Mark, this is going to be a great series of videos. Thanks for putting them together.
Great job!
I love these tutorial! Thank you for putting all these together!!
Great video Mark, and a superb introduction to this new series, well done mate.
This is the best explanation on the internet. You are a genius.
Excellent as ever, Mark - clear, to the point and well photographed.
I love your videos and your calm voice!
Just starting out in watchmaking, great tutorial video as I have a great deal to learn! Many thanks for such a clear and concise explanation
Very thorough information. Thank you sir! I'm looking forward for this series.
You have one of the most useful channels on UA-cam! You've helped me a lot! Many thanks! :)
Really a pleasure to watch, listen and learn from you brilliant videos Mark
Hi Mark, just taken up the hobby and these videos and tutorials are a great help. I have several books and just need to keep practicing. thanks again.David
Mark I really like the "knowledge "vid's you put out. I think it's very important we know the basic more then just taking one a part.
Another wonderful video, like always, THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Thanks for all the Videos. Got my Timegrapher and several junk watches and I'm ready to tackle the projects. Wish me luck!
Superlative channel!!! wish were a watchmaker nearer than 2000 km from my home. People just dump any watch, mechanical or quartz. Boxes full with Omega, GP, Movado, Bolaro, Tressa, Orient, Longines, Seiko 6138/39, Citizen Bull Head, Casios, etc. terminated. I saved some from the garbage in great conditions. Cheers from Patagonia, Argentina!!!
Really enjoy all your material. Thank you.
Another brilliant video
Thanks for taking the time to make these tutorials!!!
WOW, WOW, WOW, is the first thing that comes to mind for channel, couldn't ask for a more professional & informative video series. Top marks all the way around. Please never stop Mark, your the best.
P.S. If you ever want to take on an apprentice, I would more than happy to move across the pond & fill that roll. Cheers!!!...
Brilliantly and simply have explained with most clear and balanced voice. Many thanks
Great video thanks Mark. Can't wait for the next instalment!
Excellent! Looking forward to more on this topic. Thanks again for your time in putting these together.
JDMilleons Thank you - it's a pleasure to share.
An excellent video. You are obviously a professional, and have given a superb explanation of an escapement. Good luck with further videos. I look forward to seeing some more. David P.
Glad to see some new videos! I really enjoy them.
So nice to hear a clear and concise tutorial thank you.
I am currently watching and learning, thank you for such a good site clear and concise
Thank you! Very professional and great lesson!
I lose track off time! watching your great videos!!! very informative and concise.
One of the best channels on UA-cam! Many thanks!
Warwian Very kind of you to say :)
Excellent video and clearly explained. Thank you.
2020 still no 1 watch repair channel
Great video. So glad I've found this channel
Excellent stuff!
your videos have helped me repair the movement in my watch so helpful and easy to follow thank you
Extremely well explained - thanks!
good clear videos and descriptions
Love your tutorials, really great stuff. Thank you deeply.
Great you are back! looking forward to Fridays vid as breakdown/repair my favorite
ps, a little light refraction on vid (middle of picture)
Great to have proper technical information
Technically great and informative clear and not too long great work mark.
Outstanding information well presented, and with well spoken and clear english language. Simply superior!
Fantastic video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. It is greatly appreciated.
I just regulated my seiko Skx009 to +2 secs per day from -14 sec per day. Saved myself $50! Love your videos.
Just subed, great channel. Thanks for your time putting it together!
The best video I have seen on the matter - thanks a lot !
Excellent explanation!
I like the animated movement bit. Did you do that yourself?
Thank you Mark ! Really nice material and well explained 👍🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for all your videos :)!
Thank you so much for your very informative and "easy to understand" videos- Watch Repair Channel RULES!!! Happy new year and greetings from Norway :-)
Happy new year to you :)
Thank you so much for another great and very useful video tutor!
Cheers!
Thank you Mark!!!!! This was very clear and explained alot of watch details
Fantastic video. Thanks
Thank you for the resolution some your videos. The detail included shows explanation far greater than charts with captions.
nice video for mechanical watch lovers ...keep on the good work.
Excellent video. Hope you have the chance to discuss beat error and how to correct this.
excellent! looking forward for the new videos!
You are my go to watch teacher. Fantastic vedios man. Thank you.
Another informative vid buddy. This has got to be the best watch repair channel on the tube you should be very proud of yourself.
Fancy servicing my 1999 Brietling Cronomat on a video?, needs the bezel ratchet sorting also as the bezel just turns both ways.
Kindest regards Steve. UK.
As always very very good information if I was a young man again I would take up your full lessons well done let's have more Brian
My interest in watches started about 6-8 months ago so I'm quite new to terminology and known movements/types. I was curious if you have a video on removing different types of watch backs, for maintenance such as regulation, and then reattaching, with regard to how tight the back/screws should be. I've got a few automatics and would like to confidentially be able to regulate them myself starting from removing the back. Thanks. Best channel I've found so far to try and learn about the mechanics of a watch..
Thank you very much ! Very instructive.
Great sharing! Thanks a lot!
Mark 100 yet again wonderful more please Brian
Wonderful teacher much appreciated.
Thanks so much. Very helpful! Keep up the great work, please.
Excellent video. Thank you.
Very clear explanation, thank you
Hallo Mark, I like to watch you're video's very much. I've learn a lot.
Thanks million for the vids..very much appreciated!
Great video!
Thank you. You make a great video....
Good Job!! Congratulations!!
Great video
fascinating, thanks for making your videos.
Very helpful video
Great video as always, it'll also be nice to see your review of mobile applications for watch regulating.
watching these video's make me loose track of my own time! Very impressing and interesting
Thanks for the videos you the best !
Thank you, a great help with my collection, most never need it.
Great stuff Mark. Can't get enough. I'm into the old Waltham pocket watches, and I'd like to see heat expansion of the bezel, in order to fit a new replacement glass. Keep it in mind ? Thanks, Don
parabéns pela simplicidade da aula.
Very nice video
thank you for the clear explanation,
Thanks for the perfect clean English! I am still learning! 👍
Excellently done. Particularly liked your graphics and I think you have taken your vid to a new "instructional" level pitched perfectly for tinkerers like me. I am really looking forward to the rest of the series.
Cheers,
Vic
Thank's for the great video. I have learnt many things from your video's
I agree that you have helped me enormously. Thank you so very much. Berry G.
すごくわかりやすくて、いいですね！
Very useful. Thanks.
Very good Thank you