Очень красивый механизм. Хорошая работа.

Hey hello, great service, i do love the movement holder, where did you buy it from?? Do you have a link for it??Thank you.❤😂🎉

The marks on the inside of the case are just simply marks put on by the watch repairman. They are usually either the date it was done or their initials

Ma è come prima!!!!🙄🤔

А в чем смысл реставрации, если был только репасаж механизма и стекло отполировано?

Im glad you didn't try to clean the face. I would prefer for it to look the age it is. Just as long as it works with precision. Great video, I subbed.

Beautiful, just bought it for myself

Good job, beautiful, i am on the way of making my own channel as well. Lots of money, work and efforts invested here. Keep it up 👍🏼

Soy nuevo en su canal y es excelente gracias por su tiempo saludos xochimilco cdmx

Interesante mundo de la relojería gracias por sus videos saludos cdmx xochimilco

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awesome content! subbed

Just thinking I have the same set of oils as yours, excellent choice in oils, except for D5 I got HP1300 which is completely synthetic.

It's neat that Japanese watches use Kanji to display the weekday. In the early part of this video 水 is visible, which is the symbol for water (mizu) but read as sui (水曜日 / suiyoubi).

I love the simple way you do this restorations, concentrated to the essential without destroying the signs of time that actually tell the story of this timepieces. For me it's the most important aspect of vintage items like watches. Congrats and keep it that way!

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Nice job overall, so I subscribed.You have a steady hand so that's good, but a bit heavy handed with the grease. There is no need for oil between the baseplate and a lever that slides over it (example at 29:00) as the lever is polished. Grease goes on the points where levers push against something. For the poster that wondered about the mainspring, there is no correct way that a spring must wind, it's not a screw thread. Most Swiss brands always did it the same way so that is how spring manufacturers mark their products. Some Japanese movements do it opposite. As you noticed there generally is only one way it can go in anyway.

Do u restore Junghans?? I have one which I want to restore it back. It's my grandmother's watch.

Another great vid :)

Very nice job !! 👌

Sorry got a question ! The new mainspring is not suppose to place with the color up !? It’s supposed that the mainspring is winding to be counterclockwise !

You don't want to be breathing in that Renata in, nasty stuff! don't know if you have one but a dedicated watch cleaning machine is the way to go, total game changer for me! Nice job though!!!

I know that in general, restoring the dial of a vintage watch is frowned on by many watch repairers as, perhaps, destroying its integrity and heritage etc. On the other hand it could be seen as simply another step, which doesn't necessarily negate or damage the history of the timepiece, but simply presents the next stage by removing the debris of the past and bringing back to life that, which, originally tempted and impressed its first owner and began the life of the watch. The watch is what it is and restoring the dial reveals a past beauty to the present and a new future.

No restoration to the case? Boo

I'd be VERY careful with these RADIUM painted watches as the compound is pretty friable & can become airborne, then inhaled, as well as tiny particles scattering everywhere. RADIUM 226 is highly radioactive, that's WHY I recommend a basic geiger counter to all those that service/restore vintage watches & clocks etc.

Not every day we see a watchmaker use a hammer .

I like how all the watch parts are labelled WATCH PARTS so you don't forget

That's one funky battery

Mmm swiss made quality!