I would put the oil on the barrel arbor underneath the barrel bridge next time it'll save you clean up

When I saw the flaw in the applied index at12 o'clock in the "Tudor" fake, I was sure it was a wrong 'un. But, as others say, a quick glance would never tell you if the thing was real or not. So opening the case back when buying a used watch appears to be absolutely mandatory. Good video!

Braun uses sticky pads to hold the dial?! I haven't seen this before and hopefully never will again!

I broke the minute counting wheel pinion on my 7750 build while installing the tiny chrono minute-counting hand. I then looked at the data sheet and found that, in theory, fixing it involved removing the automatic device bridge and inserting the new wheel. In *theory*; but when I removed the bridge things sprang apart... Only the discovery of this video made reassembly possible...not easy, but possible. I very much appreciate the logical steps and, especially, the excellent video quality. I probably installed the clutch about fifteen times as it seemed to get out of position very easily. The reversing wheel, likewise, didn't seem to want to occupy its proper slot. However, persistence paid off, and I managed to set the bridge down neatly with the pinions all in position. Phew! Thank you. A bonus is that I now have a more intuitive understanding of how the chronograph function works. And with understanding comes the realization that it's actually surprisingly uncomplicated; not necessarily easy to work on, but logically straightforward.

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You make re-attaching the clasp so quick and easy but I am having alot of difficulty with it.

Could it be possible that Braun service center may have a special tool to extract the glass without breaking, it is quite unimaginable that an esteemed company like Braun would design QUARTZ watches like that

Nice, yesterday I did the same movement but I like to spread a fine layer of p125 all over the barrel wall instead of several dots. I use 8200 for the spring itself, is better to use HP1300? Im curious and would like to know the benefits using it over 8200. I feel intrigued about this after watching your video.

This happened to my 3 month old Marathon Msar. They replaced the movement under warranty. Great video. Now I understand what was going on. Thanks

Um bom vídeo

Se eu tivesse a montar tinha colocado o óleo nas pás da roda de escape antes de meter a âncora

Nhìn thích quá. Cổ điển

Is there a version of this video that doesn't freeze at 27:51? It is the part I need to see 😢

Thank you so much! 👍🏻 With the help of your videos it was a lot of fun dis- and assembling the 7750!

Eccezionale!!!❤

It looks like it's brand new. It's awesome!!

Most annoying music I've ever heard on a watch repair video.

How much did you move the regulator to adjust 40sec?

What about taking apart the Clutch Bezel?

Thanks for the video. Never knew Seiko made front loaders.

Hello, in the jewels of the Palet Fork there is no lubrication?

I think your microphone is a bit too sensitive. I’m out at 29 seconds

First off, great video! To anyone that struggled with the handsetting stem: On my Tag Heuer, I needed to press the handsetting stem inwards while pushing the setting lever. It took some time to figure it out

as the great Michel Cain said "you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!)

Brilliance ❤

Hello, I want to change the case back of my speedmaster 1861 for a spiralwinder, is it just removable and put in or do I have to do something else? thank you

can you help me fix my deployant from my omega watch?I would like you to guide me to fix it myself  Caută

Geweldig, echt ik ben in staat horloge maker materiaal te kopen, zo goed leg je het uit!

Great video, but I had to turn the music off.

Hello Sir Doctor Thank you very much for that video to share your expertise . I would like to asking a question for a subject. If you know or had experience , which kind oil could we use for orings in this kind of upgrade or fixing process. Why I am asking this question , because we don't have this brand and oil option in our country . Maybe you had know any other regular oils for this process. Thanks .

May I know is there a way to put the glass on without the tool pressor ?

Love the repairs but not with the music

привет дмитрий. ты где работаешь ? в какой стране ?

This is like fake pockets on pants. What a sick joke to play on a watchmaker.

Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it so much!

I'm a DIY er.. NOT this.... Kudos to you

Never though to use an oil well for locktite! Genius! My dream watch btw.

My seiko is always 20mins behind per day, and it is already maxed out in the hairspring

The audio visual quality is superb!!!! Bravo! Also I love this watch. Such great value and design!!!

Beautiful!

06:19 that’s a really happy face movement 😂

Best 👍 . Does having balance wheel in cleaning solution cause any problems for balance spring and its attach points?

I identified the Pelagos as fake at 3 seconds because of those poorly done endlinks. The Rolex wasn't as obvious to me until it was magnified later.

Theyre not even gaskets in the pushers and crown...?

Impressive 🥵🔥

Very good job :)

Excelente trabajo, pulcro y con cariño. Hace dos días llevé para quitar un eslabón de la pulsera, la chica que realizó la tarea abrió sin mi consentimiento el reloj ya que la tapa nunca se había abierto nunca y tenía marcas y la tapa girada, después de recogerlo cuando llegué a casa me di cuenta que ahora cuando lo agito para "cargarlo" suena mal y se queda atascado. Mañana iré en persona a la tienda y pedir una explicación. Ojalá hubiera profesionales en mi ciudad como tú, se ve que te apasiona tu trabajo. Un saludo y buen vídeo

I'm trying to repair a clasp on a watch for a friend, but I've never had to deal with friction pins before. Thanks for the up-close tutorial on how to do this.

Where in the world did you get that amazing looking crystal press?