1940s RADIOACTIVE JAEGER LeCOULTRE RESTORATION | how to nickel plate, movement service tutorial

[@nnalujim7848]

The Einstein equation and the flux capacitor sketch made my day. I really enjoy it. :-)

[@vergecryptocurrency4552]

And I love the fact he didn't even mention it

[@danm9297]

I think you have to have the right personality for this kind of task. My concentration, patience and hand/eye coordination are terrible. This dude has all those attributes in abundance and thrives off it. I hope you’re rewarded suitably for this work because you have a rare skill.

[@natesquestyouknowthatsrigh8269]

Me too!! 😆👍🏽

[@jimolds2985]

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[@shushi246-g7f]

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[@ranadrijo]

This is no restoration, this is pure art

[@harrickvharrick3957]

I agree, amazing

[@Alel1727]

Agree too! 😀

[@louisahusteden8903]

Craftmanship

[@pamelabryant7390]

@@ianmangham4570 ugh to you that said “disagree”

[@ianmangham4570]

@@pamelabryant7390 Xxx

[@PpaStrmpf]

This is my favorite watch channel because Nekkid Watchmaker takes it to another level. Not just humor but you make everything look so easy. No long dry commentry, no elitism just a good lad doing extraordinary job, repairing watches, giving them second or third chance. I hope you and your family are doing good and that we'll see so many more videos from you in the future.

[@petruzzovichi]

One may find artists, craftsmen, philosophers, photographers and narrators as good as you on You Tube BUT I cannot imagine finding any better. You are a gift that I and many others appreciate.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thanks Peter

[@frederickball2969]

This gentleman is informative, entertaining, extremely skilled and obviously a great father. I love the way he allows his young son to help. Awesome.

[@garysmith4425]

I've been unwell recently with anxiety and lost my job caring for people with drug and alcohol problems, watching this has gave me an escape and calmness I've not felt in a long time thankyou.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Glad to hear I could help a little bit Gary, hope your situation improves mate

[@daveking777]

Nekkid Watchmaker do you have a contact business address customers can send watches in to be restored ??

[@nigelturner9606]

@@daveking777 I have just asked almost the same question...did you get a reply?

[@daveking777]

Nigel Turner unfortunately I didn’t 🤷🏾‍♂️😞

[@nigelturner9606]

@@daveking777 must just be thru Patreon then 🤔

[@pacovl46]

“The lume is made from radium, the stuff Godzilla is made out of!” 😁😁😁 That made my day!

[@mariaeugeniabendek6387]

I love your videos Question..the restored watches are sold?

[@pacovl46]

@@mariaeugeniabendek6387 I think you’ve commented on the wrong guy’s post! 🙂

[@DeepPastry]

@michael mccann ... Kinda crazy, so much radioactive material, for such a short period of useful functionality. A mere 1,600 years for its half-life, but barely half the usage life of a tritium based illumination. One has a short half-life that limits it usage period, the other can't last even half that time due to the decomposition of the zinc matrix it's bounded with; but then thousands of years of radiation still left.

[@MrMarathonman2003]

This is brilliant. A master craftsman with a sense of humour.

[@fredbasset3379]

Yes... UR so Suave N D voice is rather soothing unlike D strong talk.. UR mild N quiet... N U certainly have a nice sense of humour.. Lol..

[@vinny4149]

I think I sold him that watch

[@memmedbaku4606]

A very good command of English for a Swissman for one thing, good sense of humor and what a craftsman. Greetings from an Azerbaijani man.

[@kennedyvasa54321]

Absolutely!!

[@rexlozada4935]

And a poetic bent. Lovely

[@Casa1910steve]

I’ve been watching every single one of your videos since you began. And this is one of the videos I recall watching during our lockdown here in the U.S. - and much like yourself, I’m something of a sentimental man. I intentionally sought this video out again, as what you mentioned - that you hoped when the dark days were over, we would remember the kindness, compassion and love for one another - stuck with me all this time. Here we are, 4 years later, and what we’re seeing…well…maybe we can still hope. Until then, I’ll keep watching you perform your magic on these beautiful pieces of micro-mechanical history, and enjoying your narrations, poems, history lessons of the world of horology, and as always…I wish you and your family well. Thank you for doing exactly what you do. Cheers!

[@riddlescom]

I have taken apart many of my dads old watches when I was a child . none ever got put back with all the pieces. I still wear them broken 50 years later now . They remind me of my dad. They all tell the correct time twice a day .

[@MadMax-yq9ix]

Lol.

[@72Yonatan]

Send one of them in for repair and restoration, or at least ask for an estimate.

[@mohammedkunjumoidu4094]

I have a Omega stainless steel watch and it is about 55-60 years old and the bracelet is broken. Can you rectify my watch restore in its original condition.you can contact me on my whatsapp number [phone] or you send me your whatsapp number enable me to contact you. By the way I am from India. Your quick response will be highly appreciated.... Mohamed

[@georgemills3006]

As a child, in the 1950's, I used to watch my Father strip down, clean and re-assemble time pieces for friends and relatives. I wouldn't talk, move or twitch, I was fascinated by what he was doing. I imagine you sitting there with a Jewellers glass, as you do this. My Dad never explained what he was doing, all I knew was that my Dad was a magician who gave people back what they needed. You speak about different oils and lubricants and cleaning methods. My Dad had lighter fluid for cleaning and 3In1 Oil for a lubricant. I now wish that I'd asked questions and asked him what he was doing and to teach me what he was doing. Hindsight gives you 20/20 vision. Carry on with what you're doing, I've shed a little tear for missed opportunities, but I really enjoy your professionalism and obvious love for your calling. More power to you and long may you continue.

[@taterboymemphis]

My Pop is still around. I myself do not do much twitching to this day. I am still all ears. A better man than me...

[@lucnguyentiennguyen2624]

Good

[@AsurasWrath164]

A beautiful comment! Thank you, sir!

[@2degucitas]

Your childhood sounds like mine. Watchmaker dad.

[@orwellknew9112]

More men like this one is what this world needs. There used to be more, before we decided that money was the most important thing. How foolish we were. Past generations learned that lesson for us, but we didn’t take heed. Now, we are seeing the results, but it isn’t over yet. We still have a long road to travel. I am sad about leaving this broken mess for the next generation. But my travels are almost over now, so I do my best to advise my family and friends. I listen to the old radio programs fro the late ‘40’s and ‘50’s to keep my spirits up. I can hear a maturity and optimism in their voices. It is unmistakable, like a Southern accent. I am reminded of what we once were and could be again. Or should I say, will be again.

[@Pentoute45]

Stunning result. These JLC from that era are my personal definition of ultimate classic watch. Thank you for your inspiration and kind words even few years after. The World is definitely lacking of good fellows and great fathers like you. Thanks Joe.

[@StephanieInfantino]

The smiley face on the finger was a nice cameo! I loved the "Loudmouth McJones who can't keep a secret and told the accountant that I had bought a new camera. And when I say accountant, you know who I mean" comment. LOVE!

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Lol thanks mate

[@escapewheel800]

“And without my permission, one of my eyebrows went up slightly” haha love this guy. Joe you should become a scriptwriter and forget watchmaking mate

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

How to King haha thanks mate

[@kafrenkaf6287]

My god I laughed at that. My son came in to my clock room to ask me what was wrong lol

[@vikaskapoor4999]

Thoroughly enjoyed this Video! Fantastic restoration! 😊

[@hanshhansson]

Nekkid Watchmaker how can I contact you please

[@vikaskapoor4999]

Treasure Out How can I get in touch with You! I can be reached on my INSTA Handle vikaskapoor123

[@lancewatt8514]

When he made the “sounds like a bad marriage” comment, I had the best laugh of the day..maybe the week or even the month. 😂😂 It totally caught me off guard. This man is intelligent, witty and downright hilarious at times and his videos are mesmerizing. One of my favorite channels on KZbin.

[@jakeeasterwood3204]

Just glue it back together and it will be fine. The humor is outstanding! ;-)

[@billyokley6723]

You my friend are a true craftsman. Never let anyone convince you to change. You are a class apart and cannot be duplicated.

[@Skraboing649]

@JPS JPS *sweating

[@conscience-commenter]

The most fascinating part was the hands restoration with luminous material . I wasn't aware that they are hollow with an inlaid material. Beautiful job !

[@LilLoo226]

Your workmanship is a joy to watch and your narrative is comical, kind and relaxed. Thank you for your wonderful videos!

[@matthiaswenzlaff7009]

Unbelivable.. Work.. Men.. Watch.. everthing was make me forget about my dayly troubles.. its just so wonderful to listen to your voice, and to see what you can make, out of a totally damaged watch. Men, you are blessed!

[@johnparnell8571]

Astonishing craftsmanship on a fine old watch that, to me, looked beyond saving. The skill, attention to detail and untold patience demonstrated in this video is truly mind boggling. The end result may have been far from perfect to your expert eye, but to me it looked practically flawless and I would be proud to own and wear such a beautiful vintage timepiece.

[@georgemills3006]

With you all the way there.

[@eadgbefreak]

Let the "accountant" know that we appreciate your sacrifice you've made for your fans!

[@notrocketscience96]

Treat your accountant to a nice dinner, if there is room in the budget ;)

[@joaoportesantava1412]

The comedy helps also

[@jamesoxenbold5543]

Stunning restoration. I would be proud to wear that watch.

[@madmanmechanic8847]

Blown away ! You have pride in your work my man, you are a true craftsman. I have never bestowed that comment to anybody in my life time.

[@AmitSharma-cg7qr]

The commentary and restoration both are from top shelf.

[@pushingbus1]

You are awesome!!!!!!

[@matthewsykes4814]

This is my kind of thing. The time and patience required to take apart something so complex to my eyes, clean it up and put it back together, without any left over parts.....superb. I'm fascinated and have learned a lot about many of the watch companies thanks to your inciteful and funny commentary. Whoever gets their watches returned after being so lovingly repaired/serviced/restored are very lucky people I wish you and your family all the very best for the future

[@wadepg]

such a kind soul. You can hear it in the way you talk about your kids. And your animals you make with your rubber gloves..lol

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Lol thanks mate

[@garyb2392]

Wow! What a beautiful watch! I’m not a watch person…but your channel has made me realize how much I appreciate vintage watches! TY

[@johnwimersr275]

I am an old retired auto repair tec who just today found your post. I greatly admire your love for God, your trade and human kind. If I weren't down in southeast Texas I would love to share an ice cream amid an interesting conversation on life in general. Stay great to your trade and fellow humans kind sir! I will enjoy your videos for as long as you provide them.

[@SuperBigdaddy1954]

As a tech myself I am so amazed at this

[@verbatimdk]

the reason why you are so successful is because you make so interesting videos.. you might be the best watch repair guy on KZbin.

[@leemartin2978]

The owner is going to be thrilled with that . Great job

[@nigelspencer6546]

Love and care to you and your family, Joe! Thanks for the sensitive restoration.

[@tonyng6500]

The narratives are very poetic, and the craftsmanship is zen like.

[@dennisc.1189]

When I saw the watch at the begging, I thought no way this watch is going to turn out. Boy was I wrong, it turns out beautiful. Great job and thanks for sharing it with us.

[@heaven-is-real]

same

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Hi to all. Yes Switzerland has 4 languages and I said two. Smack my wrists. I should have said “ the two main languages in relation to this topic”. Now at least you know I don’t know how to use google haha

[@montandonwatch]

Nekkid Watchmaker How do I contact you for consideration a restoration project? Thanks and God bless.

[@tubalooney]

@@montandonwatch Italian, French, German and Rumansch :-)

[@iseifer]

How can i get a hold of you. I have a very old Russian watch I'd like for you to look at.

[@daveh3997]

@@tubalooney German (62.8%) French (22.9%) Italian (8.2%) Romansh (0.5%)

[@amatteroflogic]

Are you a Gemini?

[@chronocommander007]

Edmond Jaeger was a Frenchman and i presume he prounounced his name in French fashion. Outstanding resto!

[@equium999]

Don't mess with "The Accountant" lol. Love these videos as they are gentle and humorous, but great engineering too.

[@matthewhill5797]

This has to be the 3rd time I've watched this video Joe. Master watchmaker and all round great human being. I find myself re-watching your videos over and over as I find myself learning each time, thanks.

[@marcuscicero9587]

"this act of bravery became a shocking and traumatic ordeal causing him to place the watch in a drawer and curl up in a fetal position" reminds me of the time I attempted to spray paint the roof of my wife's car. What was shocking and traumatic for me was the looks my dear wife gave me when things went south. great vids brother, love your narrative not to mention the astonishing beautiful results of your work

[@Djrupez]

The Fox ye well some people can’t afford that

[@Gabriel87100]

@The Fox you're making him curl up in a fetal position from PTSD flashbacks again

[@jackbrydges7673]

I am a cabinet maker and do exotic carvings. You should see my saw cuts and a half thumb. I am in my 85 year and can still count 10 fingers som partial. Love your talent voice and skills patience . You are truly one of a kind god bless.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thanks jack. Your battle scars sound legendary

[@anonymousbydefault]

It’s pure joy to listen to a specialist so eloquently explaining the process:)

[@johnstag1391]

Love the skill and the tlc showered on the watches. The humour is a bonus.

[@Aco747lyte]

You mentioned having OCD ( 25:54 ) approx. My watchmaker daughter has OCD, too. But guess what? Billie says that watchmaking saved her life from the slavery of OCD which leveled out her obsessive worries! After many struggling teenage years she is now excellent in this craft, just like you and with her I thank you, so much, for this enlightening video. I'm watching this in my lunch-break. You are such a joy, Joe. Many blessings to you and your family, Wendi 🌻

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

You have a watchmaker in the family? That’s awesome. Peace and love to you and yours

[@j2q558]

My heart was touched when you spoke about your friend and your trade choice at the end of the video. You are both blessed to know each other.

[@shauncherry7305]

I never thought I would find a strip down and immaculate rebuild of a watch so interesting. I loved your humour. Very droll. I was completely drawn in . Thank you.

[@sudeeppokhrel2282]

Spent 15 minutes to bring these into words! Touched! The owner of this watch was never tired of his old lady, he just never knew she was worn out like an old recording and then he broke her in two but now when he opens up his personal collection, he will recognize the curve of her case and the beauty of her face in an instant and choose her to accompany him on that special day out on his wrist and he can check her lume at midnight and see her glow nice and bright because she's the love that he's looked for.

[@sciangear4782]

And she likes piña coladas...

[@Jaxbrawlstar]

I'm watching your videos before i go to sleep. Most beautiful and relaxing thing. You are a great human.

[@barryfleischer5167]

There's something so gratifying about seeing a vintage watch restored to its original beauty and function.

[@timelybehaviour5318]

This was the first vid I watched of yours and almost 2 years later you inspired me to learn watchmaking and I can service my own watches. A big thank you to you for your love and care in your vids. Without it I wouldn’t have tried. So this is my fav video.

[@fredfred2363]

Probably his best video ever, having watched most of them.

[@bangy55]

I think that is the most beautiful watch I've ever seen. What makes your videos really special is your voice-over. I enjoy the bed-time nature of what is more of a storyline than something purely technical and I love the technical info you mix in with the story. There is more to visualization than good camera work. I feel like I'm seeing a far broader image due to the quality of your voice and writing. Keep up the good work.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Chris Bannister thanks Chris. Always love your words of wisdom

[@34sweetpay]

Well said, Chris. Love his storytelling.

[@OldProphet61]

"Put the watch away in a drawer, and curl up in the fetal position for awhile"...lol

[@neilbrucker5985]

It really is amazing to see how great this community is and all the ppl who comment and talk about how they love your work. this is a dark time and people can be so quickly to judge others but I know if I need some encouragement or to hear a kind word I can come here. From the bottom of my heart and from my family to yours I am greatly appreciative of the work you do sir.

[@annab3182]

I think the kindness has always been there, everywhere. I think in this time of shutdown people have been more open to share and receive out loud more. Fine job with a wonderful watch.

[@robinoconnor1203]

The transformation is amazing, it is an honour to see true craftspeople at work.

[@sergiosaenz859]

Your work should be in museums. This is art.

[@Alex-px2mb]

I love the way you narrate - it's poetry, really.

[@wademullis7377]

What an amazing restoration, and from a classic period in time. The nostalgia involving that timepiece can only be surmised. Perhaps sometime in the 1940s a well-to-do gentleman went into a shop and that watch caught his eye, and he purchased it. And who knows for how long that watch served his needs of timekeeping, perhaps decades. It really is a handsome timepiece. I love seeing things restored to their original luster.

[@X-boomer]

Came here for the restoration, stayed for the witty repartee.

[@sharkamov]

Ditto! 😉👍

[@occultustactical6138]

I’m a minor collector of watches with a Rolex GMT I received when I retired from the USAF. I later bought a Breitling Navitimer which just sits in my gun safe. Sitting here watching you disassemble that watch left me in awe. It’s amazing when look at what kind of skill and absolute genius it takes to build an amazing time piece. Awesome video.

[@richardbako3824]

I ran across one of your videos by complete happen stance a couple of weeks back and have been down the rabbit hold ever since. After working for the government for many years, I am looking at retirement and a second act to keep me out of trouble, a must since I am unsupervised (meaning unmarried). Years ago a friend (engineer) turned me onto watches as beautiful pieces of engineering art. I have collected and cared for a few of my own now but never considered working on or restoring them. I absolutely love your detail and running commentary and humor. I can't get enough. I am looking into timepiece repair/restoration classes even now. Thank you for sharing.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thanks Richard, good luck on your new journey down this rabbit hole. It will be fun

[@ianworley8169]

In this disposable, mass-produced, digital age, this is so beautiful. I want to save what little I have left over each month, to buy one of these works of craftsmanship. Something to one day pass on to my granddaughter.

[@dreamjayme11]

I know this is an old video but I’ve been watching all of your videos lately as I’ve been working through some very stressful events. Thank you so much for all that you do because it’s not just about watches. It’s so nice to see someone who understands that.

[@AnyoneCanSee]

I hope things are looking up for you.

[@dreamjayme11]

@@AnyoneCanSee Thank you, yes. Just getting okay with not being perfect. Appreciate your well-wishes my friend.

[@grantwriter7777]

These videos are good therapy for the stressed. Bless you, and may you be restored as lovingly.

[@transient0126]

That poem at the end was actually beautiful. Much love.

[@jts3339]

When the watch comes back to life it’s like watching a beating heart returning life to body. It’s truly beautiful to behold and stirs my own heart. These watches are so much more than machines; they are a creation of human hands that are a reflection of ourselves. Thank you for your sensitive videos, my friend.

[@johnsrabe]

Very satisfying! It had everything. Humor, love, chemistry, lume, ice cream, kids, history, nicely pronounced French, watchmaking, complicated works, cleaning and restoring, and good music. Kudos and cheers!

[@jimwiskus8862]

Always done with love! You are an amazing dad and husband. Bless you!

[@24bellers20]

I watched this a year ago and came back again for another look. Stunning.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@pamelabryant7390]

Dear kind Sir: your talent is amazing. Your thoughtfulness and OCD processes are complete. And you were a poet on top of it. God bless you and yours. Everyone stay safe. 🇺🇸♥️

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thanks Pamela

[@oriolallison5868]

Love you and your kind gentleness

[@MrPleers]

Just wow ! I would never have guessed it was the same watch afterwards.

[@AsurasWrath164]

The finding of this channel here on yt is like coming to an inspiring and beautiful place on a long, long journey. I'm just blown away by this man's attitude.

[@armenlevonian5204]

I have learned so much from your videos and your incredible attention to detail. More importantly, your humor and humanity is a true inspiration. Thank you so much!

[@claydonkey2181]

What a wonderful video. This has deeply touched me. Everything about this piece I find sensitive and beautiful. The commentary is both hilarious and informative and I would like to project all my love and respect. Truly wonderful

[@larsfrandsen2501]

You said it. Thank you!

[@spuddog68]

Well said sir.

[@theflyingfool]

I'm so glad that YT managed to put this video on my watch list somehow. It's really lifted my day!

[@leemartin2978]

Absolutely brilliant and a work of art. The owner must be thrilled and I hope it’s being worn a lot. What an amazing skill you have . Congratulations

[@reggierico]

Another outstanding post. You really rejuvenated that tired soldier! Why is it that I feel good about my fellow man and life in general after listening to you ? We all know why.... Thanks again.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thank you 🙏

[@drumaville]

This channel makes me so happy. You're so humble and dedicated in what you do. Your interactions with your son are pure joy, and as an ex-pat Brummie, it's like hanging out with a friend.

[@jcaustria8292]

This video always comes up on my feed, and i watch it each time. The origin, the conflict, the resolution -- such a beautiful story, and you narrate them very well sir.

[@stephenho633]

In an IT era when most people favour smart watches, I am absolutely happy to see the art of restoring an old grandfather's watch in a most professional and competent manner. The process of dissembling and assembling is manificently vivid and the end product is amazingly superb! Wait to see more from you.

[@dizzywow]

They do?

[@kaym7704]

I wear a smart watch more now then I ever did a mechanical watch but that doesn’t mean I won’t wear a mechanical watch...especially on occasions.

[@williamandaudreymenjivar85]

I can't stop watching your channel. you do an awesome job.

[@failboth]

Those Radium girls will be happy to know that this one got restored safely!

[@johncunningham5435]

Outstanding craftmanship; "a pleasure to see another worthy watch come back to life".

[@sampledude8846]

Wow, the storytelling aspect of the intro is poetic.

[@SuperhirnHH]

I really enjoy watching these very informative and lovingly made videos by Nekkid Watchmaker. Above all, the many vintage watches with the partially very destroyed cases are being restored impressively! Thank you for having me!

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Your welcome

[@stevesweeney2380]

Here's something you could add...the owner's reaction when you handover the restoration! I would love to see the reaction...sort of a reveal on all your videos. Cheers and God bless!

[@pavy415]

Owner would probably wear it again and not sell it like he was

[@presidentpotato222]

I said the same thing

[@sharkamov]

@Steve: Actually, I think the different segments of the *Nekkid Watchmaker* could be made into a television series - with a _HUGE_ audience! . . . .

[@lavejim11]

Watches are a mystery to me, but there is something so comforting and relaxing in just watching your work and your commentary. God Bless

[@michaelmerta8956]

Beautiful human being and love his family. What an extraordinary watch.

[@kevinmilley7541]

3rd time watching this one, I'm 63 and have never heard the term, Fuffing about, so you learn something new every day, lots of Fuffing about on this one as evidenced with ice cream trucks, and cracked lenses sent, no wonder why the help was on you about getting this one done...:) another job well done, thanks Nekkid.

[@bustermv]

Just fascinating listening to the master, and who would expect a nail file and an earthquake to be part of this drama? I “watch” every episode holding my breath but by some miracle it all goes back together.

[@carlswenson5403]

You polished the hands ... by hand!? I had no idea paying this level of attention to a watch was even possible. Fantastic content.

[@KevAlberta]

Things polished by hand... not as crazy as you think!

[@cookingprof]

Nekkid understands that he is not only a mechanic. He is a conservator and restorer of a mechanical object that is a work of art.

[@Ulexcool]

?????

[@killervirus57]

He did say he has ocd, he pays extra attention to the little stuff.

[@alfredgarcia6608]

Carl, do some searching on the net. Watches are fascinating. Most high end Watches are totally polished. JLC is one of the best watches even today.

[@AP-uo5fm]

Sir, it is clear that The Almighty is in LOVE with you! The fine work you do and you're antic's and humor you bring, draw tear's to my face. May GOD truely, bless you and your's! Thank you...

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thank you 🙏 and the same to you and yours mate

[@ColinPrince]

I’m always amazed at the before and after pictures of the watches that you restore. It’s a natural talent reserved for very few people!

[@AleksiJoensuu]

I'd go and assume he has spent a lot of time learning this skill instead of it being a natural talent :D

[@malootua2739]

You are supposed to be an author or poet - you're the most genius linguist I've ever listened to

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Wow thanks mate. I am no genius or linguist sadly. Just a guy

[@malootua2739]

@@NekkidWatchmaker Seriously, you have a gift

[@malootua2739]

@@NekkidWatchmaker you're very clever and deep with your words, compassionate and innocencently humorous, your voice conveys a lot of deep emotion and empathy - God bless you brother 🙏

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Malo Otua god bless you and your family too mate

[@malootua2739]

@@NekkidWatchmaker thank you brother

[@augenbutter]

Your still hands and your calmness turn an art into timeless meditation.

[@davideagles1924]

The best channel on KZbin. You give the creator of all men the glory and honour. You inspire me to be a better man. Thank you.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Thanks David

[@ArsathSally]

My grandfather was in the business of repairing and manufacturing watches. What a beautiful profession.. Love and admire your work. All the way from Sri Lanka!

[@annasobeski9913]

You have a dry sense of humor, I found myself truly laughing out loud starting with the happy face on your finger 😊 then with the yellow gloves and. Then the ice cream truck. The accountant lolololol!

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Anna Sobeski thanks anna. Yes dry is the correct word for it and maybe not everyone gets it

[@BeckVMH]

Absolutely got them! Very funny, very dry and even subtle. Thanks and wonderful addition to some very serious watchmaking.

[@jimmywatts8219]

The flux capacitor bit got me 🤣

[@suzannetodaro5494]

@@jimmywatts8219 Yeah, I saw that and cracked up so funny and a BTTF fan. :)

[@teenapittman4241]

@@NekkidWatchmaker Beautiful job. Just to let you know that a manicurist file/sanding block will shape itself to what needs to be filed. Its a small rectangular sponge block with 4 different file grits on each side. Much easier to use than a nail file with a much smoother grit to remove scratches. It also has a 90 degree angle with grit on both sides for corners. I was expecting to hear a southern Mississippi accent because of the name of your channel. 'Nekkid' is how we pronounce 'naked', here. I was pleasantly surprised by your beautiful accent and subtle jokes..

[@bettersteps]

From 41:17 on is almost poetic. I hear the respect, pride and love in your voice. I see it in your work.

[@NekkidWatchmaker]

Emjay thanks mate

[@kam70111]

Your voice is very soothing. The Earthquake must enjoy the stories (yarns) you tell him. Beautifully done.

[@mshafiee548]

You are not just an artist and craftsman, but a magician. Excellent job. It was amazing. 🖒👏