Congrats on the new machine. So nice to get new things you can use .

Amazing job...

I love that remark about “straight as a ramones song!!”

You are like an archeologist erasing layer by layer of time from the watch surface.

Any advice is good when it comes to working on a timepiece from a pro👍🏻Espresso martini😍 Love your work🍻downunder

Wonderful, a staggeringly simple explanation of something that, at first sight, seems so incredibly complex. Love the way you separated the electronic and mechanical aspects. Thank you! ⌚️🍾❤️

Many thenks. That's the first place I looked 😊 (I have an A/C with them) but did'nt see them ... Clearly I must try harder! lol ... Thanks again. GB

Thanks so much for this, I’m looking forward to watching pt 2. My wife just went to get her battery replaced and the watch wouldn’t start. I love fixing stuff but was put off by the impossibly small size of everything. But you are seeming to make it look logical and approachable so it really helps to attempt to get it going. I’m guessing it’s just got stuck because it just sat in a drawer after the battery ran out and got gummed up. Thanks again! ⌚️🍾❤️

Fantastic...

Very nice gear cutter THE QUESTION IS WHEN THE CRONOGLIDE WATCH IS COMPLETED THE WORLD WONDERS

Nice addition. Maybe we can see it demonstrated someday.

Lucky acquisition . Sweet shop !

I love this guy!

Nice new toy Kalle. Did it find you, or did you find it?

Congratulations on your new machine, I have made gears on bigger machines and it is not easy, I can only imagine how tedious it would be on your old machine. Your new machine will make it much easier! Great find.

That motor looks like it could run all 7 at once! Fun tool. I hope we get to see you use it.

Kalle, I look at you and this is what comes to mind - you are a good, tactful and kind person! Good health to you✊

Cow Rolex video - Off topic I know but who makes those parts trays please? (blue with white inserts) They look way more practical than anything else I've seen.

How did you find it, did it fall into your lap or were you looking for it. Did you have to bid for it, where was it made, where did you get it, how much was it? Inquiring minds want to know.

Yep... this type of thing happens in my shop every now and then. It's the old "You touched it, so now you're responsible for evermore" attitude. It's a good thing that most customers are honest and realistic.

Nice new toy!

I have the other 6. Only kidding. Awesome machine and I am very envious. Congratulations on this amazing acquisition

Lovely new toy Kalle 😁👍 very beneficial to ya

Kalle, I hope that your up-coming book will cover the topic "gear cutting"... This 1 of only 7, was pobably not meant for industrial serial production, right?

Fascinating to see the process. What a great job. I’m liking the parts tray. Any idea where I could obtain one?

Can someone please help me with watch troubleshooting. I am a beginner in watchmaking hobby. I have recently serviced a Seiko 7009a movement. The problem is that it completely stops ticking in dial up position. In side positions, it gives a low rate like in 3 and 6 up positions it goes to -170 to -230 s/d. But in the dial down position it works fine like it gives +10 to +12 s/d. The beat error remains ok, between 0.2 to 0.5 ms. By the way I am using an android app timegrapher named "Watch Accuracy Meter".

Can someone please help me with watch troubleshooting. I am a beginner in watchmaking hobby. I have recently serviced a Seiko 7009a movement. The problem is that it completely stops ticking in dial up position. In side positions, it gives a low rate like in 3 and 6 up positions it goes to -170 to -230 s/d. But in the dial down position it works fine like it gives +10 to +12 s/d. The beat error remains ok, between 0.2 to 0.5 ms. By the way I am using an android app timegrapher named "Watch Accuracy Meter".

Fantastic idea to revive the dial markers 👏🏽🍾🥂🤩🤗👏🏽😉

Can someone please help me with watch troubleshooting. I am a beginner in watchmaking hobby. I have recently serviced a Seiko 7009a movement. The problem is that it completely stops ticking in dial up position. In side positions, it gives a low rate like in 3 and 6 up positions it goes to -170 to -230 s/d. But in the dial down position it works fine like it gives +10 to +12 s/d. The beat error remains ok, between 0.2 to 0.5 ms. By the way I am using an android app timegrapher named "Watch Accuracy Meter".

Super leuk zeg! Veel speel plezier😇🎉

Would a anti rust chemical work on the dial. Similar to what they would use on automobile paint. Of course you would have to test it first.?

That was super interesting, I would love to see that machine in action!

Nice machine, congrats. The nerd in me can't help thinking how easy it would be to build such a machine with steppermotors and some digital readouts.

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Cool new machine Kalle, looking forward to seeing it in use 👍

I have cut many gears on a dividing head. A simple indexing plate is a brilliant adaptation for small parts.

Congrat's on your new tool/toy, Kalle. I guess it will come in pretty handy when Chronglide starts making the much anticipated house movements. Cheers.

I love new tools! Congrats on the gear cutter!

Not a cheap toy Kalle?

Tools, tools, tools, you never cannot have enough of them😅

Hello first of all thanks for this video. Can you add collet and double roller placement video please.

Awesome video. Rosier has a wonderful collection of vintage Timex pieces. My collection pales in comparison to his. I have 178 vintage and modern Timex pieces in my collection but my most cherished is the entire collection of 1972 Q Quartz “Time Machines” in their original boxes most with their original bracelets.

Great video thanks, how do you feel about ultrasonic cleaners for bracelets?

yup. loving this one too. doesn't bother me it's quartz at all. Still very interesting

I'm so excited 😊

"Premiere" videos are stupid.

Telemeter was used by artillery officers. Note the enemy mortar flash, start the stopwatch, note the sound generated and stop the stopwatch. Then look at the km or miles, depending on the watch. Check your artillery chart book to rationalize for temperature and elevation above sea-level. The scale was calibrated for 15’C at sea level and therefore needed correction if the outside air temperature and elevation was different. The tachymeter was a rate meter and was used for ground speed checks and fuel flow by the navigator and engineer. Gold case is rather blingly for military use but a must have for chronograph collectors. Thanks for the video and I love them, and learn from your knowledge. Cheers, Geoff in Vancouver canada

So happy for you! 👍

What a great project! I have a question regarding the dial. I realize you are keeping it with its patina intact. However, do you have to do a treatment of some sort to freeze its degradation in place? My concern would be that the dial will keep rusting and degrading until it truly becomes unusable unless it is sealed in some way to halt the corrosion at its current level. Thanks and keep up the good work!

Hoi Kalle en Edwin, mooi werk zijn jullie aan het doen. Echt vakmanschap! Super gaaf om dit te zien.