Looks great 👍

Good Looking dial

Hey bud do u fix viewers watches? Uk based ?

This case back looks like mine did when it had its first service 3 years ago. Mines a 6105-8119 made in Feb 1976. Wore it for 15 years daily and then retired to the sock drawer until I saw Wristwatch Revival and he was servicing a Willard. I had no idea my old Seiko was collectible. Now it gets worn again after all these years. If my eyesight was better I would give watch repair a try.

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Great to see one of these being refurbished. My 101 year old father still has his RAF issue Bulova with the original A11 markings overstamped by RAF 6B/234 markings. He was a navigator with Coastal Command and might be amused to hear your comment about hacking. Once I said to him something like "I guess it was very important to have your watches synchronized so that you could arrive over the target at the right time". His response was that in practice they were lucky if they got over the target within 10 minutes of each other! One turn of the winder is enough to make it start ticking and I don't think it's ever been fully serviced. It's been demagnetised and at one stage a small speck of dirt was removed from the movement (by a watchmaker who didn't charge for doing it!) but that's about as close as it's got to being properly cleaned/serviced. Dad only wears it very occasionally now but it'll keep going for a day. Keep up the good work.

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You really did a very good job .l really enjoyed this video .Thank you so much .

What is the code of battery? Can you let me know please? Thank you

could you repair a newmark watch for me it was given to me from a friend

being an unused watch i wonder if it was packed with grease to be cleaned before use, like rifles with cosmoline

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In Toronto canada I buy a super super clone I bring it to a rolex expert he say it was real rolex . Unbelievable. Your super clone look just like mine. You a expert but a regular person like me will never know. Imagine on MaMaCoo

Really enjoyed that. How did that the second hand pinion do that? It was there, then gone!

Nice restoration on an old soldier. I thought the A11’s had a one piece case and a split stem. You remove the movement from the front after removing the stem, crown and crystal.

Great Video Mike! Really enjoyed it!

what a lovely old piece, great video.really enjoyed watching it. More please..

Glad to see this one running again! Good job bringing this back to life. Cheers!

Well done Mike!

Nice job Mike. That was a challenge!

Great job Mike Did you have to straighten the centre seconds pinion shaft or can you get way with manipulating the seconds hand during the final stages of the reassembly?

All the best to you and Keith!

Thank you Mike for showing us that hell of a battle... and stunning result 👌

Warum denn immer Videos über Schrott???? Unerklärlich so etwas!

You should be on TV. What an entertaining video. Your patience is abundant.

Love the final look, the patina is beautiful!

was wondering about the main spring and barrel disassembly and reassembly which you seem to have skipped showing

Nice work, though "The lady doth protest too much, methinks".

How did you straighten the seconds pivot? Did I miss that? Good job on a stuck watch, pity about the scratches.

Could you add a link for the pin polisher please?

Great Video Mike. I really enjoyed it. Thanks !!!

Great video Mike, well done. Thanks for sharing

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If the watch did not go to war, she sure battled with you not wanting to give its parts away from the movement 😅

This one was really interesting to watch because of its age and the rather gummed up condition. You did a brilliant job. I thought you made a great call by leaving it in a 'as used' condition. The case is so battered it would have been really interesting to know what its owner did. I guess something quite manual. Love your work.

Another great save Mike 👏👍

You got it running that in itself is an achievement

Thank you Mike. My mentor. I'm just beginning my hairspring adjustment journey. Great video.

Thank you for this fantastic video. I’m learning so much from you. Happy 😃

Well done! It's really worth restoring...

this watch seems to be completely glued shut, isn't it? At this point I would be tempted to soak it overnight in some gentle solution :D

The case actually looks pretty cool like that. Nice and rough. Amplitude could be caused by the 52°angle input which may be different or maybe barrel pivot holes are worn. Overall great to watch and listen to you. Fantastic sweep pivot find!

Mike that was a dirty little critter. You handled it just like pro. I enjoy you so much. Thanks. I am just about to start my first watch just waiting to get all the right tools rounded up.

Great video. Smaller than 36mm I feel like I am wearing a kids watch, but a beautiful watch indeed.

Thank you for sharing the watches. I recently got a Citizen with a black face and silver hour marks with silver hour, minute and second hands. It also has the day and date on the 3 hour mark. I like the style. It is very sharp looking.

Is your cleaner fluid contaminated with cloth fibres? On the reassembly there are tons of little fibres over everything and those are going to bind up and cause issues down the road I am thinking :S

What solvent do you use when the gears are frozen? I know what to do on a automobile but PB Blaster maybe to harsh for a wrist watch.

This watch was probably a military surplus watch. After WWII the remaining inventory was sold off and the serial numbers and military markings were ground off.