I've been a machinist for over 20 years and I really admire the level of craftsmanship you have. I was never into watches but lately have gotten into old clocks, and watching videos about watches. It's amazing to me what was able to be made before we had all the fancy CNC equipment. One of these days I'll be able to afford a nice mechanical watch.

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That is one awesome shop. 👌

Awesome video, I learned something new 🙏

I've been drawn to/self teaching about jewelry making (and therefore watchmaking)for months now, and I'm finally getting close to purchasing some tools. Seeing all these (pieces)/sets has been fascinating. Finally realizing it was time to watch Your video today was such an ah-ha moment for me. Thanks so much for your awesome video!! Now I'm also wanting to learn watchmaking-i have always loved taking watch backs off and poking around. Thank you!

The way this guy talks is so very annoying. Too many other watchmaking channels out there to watchhhhhh.

Never mind the top-notch content Cameron always brings, the cinematography in these videos is always outstanding! Thank you again sir.

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Light! Think how hard it was to build watches in the pre electricity world!

How can I training and certification done .

Discovered this channel only less than a week ago, (at time of writing).. Extremely informative and very educational.... As a designer (not watchmaker), I met Roger Smith and Kari Voutilainen on the same day at an event in 2016, I showed Roger Smith my design proposals for some well known watch brand... It was from he that I first realised the world needs watchmaker regardless of age, he said.... That was the catalyst for me to ensure that from at least the aesthetic angle, I was on the right track! This really is the hidden career of longevity in the world!

Had to check my speed settings because I thought I was watching this at 0.25

in microscopy, depth of field is terrible because of the high magnification. in the modern era, photographs are made with "image stacking", where many images are made with different focal distances, and they are stitched into a single image with a computer now it seems to me that technology has reached a point where we should be able to do image stacking in real time. desktop computers have far outpaced legendary supercomputers from the turn of the millennium. i feel like by now we should have optics that are mechanically oscillating over a range of depth while a computer outputs a binocular feed to something that's easier to look through than a microscope eyepiece when i look at workers in the microscopic real squinting through monacles, i wonder why large companies like swatch group aren't developing this

Mr. Weiss has an incredible gift for presenting information. I was glued to the screen once again. Well done, sir.

I really appreciate your expertise. However, I must inquire about the watch you were wearing. It's quite beautiful.

You are a bad ass! I'm an old school Aircraft Instrument Mechanical Tachometer Artisan. I know about the magnetic properties for analog output for a RPM but you just taught me the principles in gear set ratios for the secondary hobbsmeter (time recorder). Thanks for taking me on a journey into my past... Kimberly Bishop 47 years in my field and very few of us still around...

Very useful

Denatured alcohol is generally ethanol with a small amount of methanol, both alcohols. Doesn’t the alcohols dissolve shellac that is typically used in older movements to hold the impulse jewel and pallet jewels in place? I use isopropanol for all items but those two. For the pallet fork and balance wheel I use hexane.

Denatured alcohol is generally ethanol with a small amount of methanol, both alcohols. Doesn’t the alcohols dissolve shellac that is typically used in older movements to hold the impulse jewel and pallet jewels in place? I use isopropanol for all items but those two. For the pallet fork and balance wheel I used hexane.

Just discovered your channel. I will be wearing two watches while I sleep tonight. The detail you provide in these videos just rekindles the joy I obtain from my little ticking friends.

I love your caveat at the end - though not exactly a warning, but a challenge. The watch maker needs to show that they were deliberate in their design and implementation. The mental process needs to show through in some way. Thanks!

I appreciate your quality presentation, especially the diction and lack of annoying um,ah,uhh,,

I make these screws on a lorch schmidt lathe ,using a hand engraver, and yes, it's not easy 😅

To work out dominant eye, just stretch out both your hands and make a small hole, between the thumbs and forefinger. Look at a distant object through the hole with both eyes, and then without moving, close each eye individually. The eye that shows the complete image through the circle is the dominant one. The non dominant eye shifts the image over a bit.

Is it ok to put the jar with denatured alcohol and parts halfway into an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner for a few minutes?

What solutions do you use share with us thanks

This aspect ratio is wildly annoying

My watch has a 35 jewel movement and has zero complications. Not even a date or seconds hand. It is an automatic though.

Omg thank you ❤

Helium escape valve can also be usefull for space walks, avoids building up pressure pushing out the cristal glass in the space vacuum. For diving its only usefull in commercial diving in diving- bells, maybe only 300people on this planet are certified for this very expensive sort of diving where they spend 2weeks to decompress in a pressure chamber.

Was wondering where you purchased your main work bench. I am a retired cabinet maker and restore old vintage watches. I enjoyed the tour. Thanks for any help

I really wished you would have given us viewers a sample of the wages of a watchmaker .. thanks for great video.

I’ve been enjoying all of your videos. You have an excellent teaching style and extensive in-depth knowledge. Do you cut your gears with the laser or is that a mechanical process. Love to see how those gears are made! Thanks.

So good. Really the best explanation one can find!!

THANK THANK THAAAANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!! THE QUESTION I HAD SEARCHING FOR SO LONG FINALLY ANSWERED!!

Y’all are Epic Geniuses from the Ages of Mechanical Wizardry which is beyond Impressive. I never knew. It’s crazy how we simply just take such Perfection for granted. I am in awe. So much Respect for the Minds that Invented & brought such into Reality.

Denatured Alcohol or Isopropil Alcohol, which one is better? or Naphta?

Impossible to watch without 1.25x speed

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A very good workshop, an excellent level of equipment, but I can't understand how a watchmaker can have a clock balance with the axis DOWN !?? this is not acceptable friends)

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Just wondering what brand is the brushing wheel?

I learned through this video, just now ,my dominant eye. Thank you!!!!

Doesn’t that caffeine make your hand shake?😉

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You deserve an Oscar for this series. I'm going through them one by one. I'm transcending. The passion and patience to make these vids. None other by anyone like it