Apple Watch Series 6 Job Lot - Can I FIX them?

[@Mymatevince]

Spoiler Saver HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

[@henryfoxreviews]

Can I have a apple watch pls

[@henryfoxreviews]

I watch since you tiny channel

[@andrewevans1234]

series 6 has a swim mode i used to go swimming at gym it has lap timer built in

[@DangerousShadow8]

i watched u since when u used to be a little channel

[@nostromo332]

Yes but he wasnt standing tall like he is now.. ​@@DangerousShadow8

[@StezStixFix]

Amazing work, Vince. I very much doubt I could have soldered those tiny wires, that thing would probably have ended up in the bin! Fantastic perseverance! All the very best for 2024! 🎉

[@Mymatevince]

Thank you Steve, wishing you and yours all the best for 2024 too!!!

[@hajpero]

i just came from Steve's mini-console video to this video, seeing both of my fav youtubers loving each other in the comments section. Oh the spirit of christmas lives on. Happy new years to both of yous!

[@steviethom]

U both need to do a series together

[@leoglena2812]

I would have bet good money you would have gone zero for three when you put "Apple watches" and "repair" in the same sentence. Thank you for proving me wrong! Happy New Year!

[@tammi8808]

Deep respect for getting those wires soldered.💪🏻 I would have trashed this thing 🤣

[@Razor8318]

I repaired a lot of iPads and iPhones in the past but I stopped years ago. This kind of videos make me enthusiastic again

[@marcellipovsky8222]

Hi Vince, you are a prime example that training makes a master. You are getting better and better each time you fix something. I wish you and your family all the best for 2024.

[@beavis6363]

Just an unsolicited thought. Wrap the exposed edges of your sharp spudger with some electrical tape or at least a couple layers of masking tape. You may also consider stiffening it up by taping it to you stiff spudger leaving 8mm or so exposed to penetrate and pry with. I acknowledge you got it without these thoughts but surely taping up the edges rather than slicing one's fingertips would be preferable. Keep up the great work and being an inspiration.

[@howardbaldwin1226]

Arguably your most impressive repair Vince! Miniaturization magic! Top job.

[@gtxjokke]

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 4:24 First watch 10:03 SPONSOR 11:25 First watch continues 14:20 Second Watch 16:08 MMV MASSIVE 16:36 MMV MASSIVE Ends 17:45 Third Watch 34:55 Results 40:47 End credits

[@MrHumbuck]

It’s been a while since I watched your repairs - I didn’t stop liking them, I guess I just ‘had my fill’ after seeing you do so many. I was curious when I saw that you’d attempted to repair an apple watch though, so I decided to have a look, and wow… Amazing work Vince! You made it look so easy, I’m super impressed! Never would have thought a repair like that would even be possible, it gave me a big smile when I saw you actually using the watch after. It’s also nice to see that your commentary is as pleasant to listen to as it always was. Thanks for continuing to share your repairs with us!

[@Nikkerston]

im very impressed how you didnt damage these extremely fragile OLED displays and managed to do that digitizer solder job without breaking the screen and it actually working. well done mate

[@hayleyedwards3676]

It was so nice and a pleasure meeting you! Thanks so much for everything ☺️

[@Mymatevince]

Likewise Hayley!!!!!

[@slaphead2965]

Next Weeks Episode --- Vince performs a vasectomy . . . ...on a mosquito! Popcorn at the ready! Great video Vince. And a nice job too. 👍🇬🇧😎

[@dark_luls]

LOL

[@jonathanmartin3375]

Some people just like to criticize. I'm amazed you even tried to solder those tiny, tiny wires, much less succeeded! Even putting on a new connector would have been very difficult, but you did the even more difficult soldering!

[@shaunzurcher9432]

Not sure if its the same brush but you can drop IPA down the tube when need to do what you did with the battery.... my brush allows for that

[@Old_Man_Pete]

Meatloaf "2 out of 3 ain't bad" Great fix and even better micro soldering, the dedication and patience you have shown has put you on another level, hope you had a good Christmas and wishing you and your family a happy New year 🎊

[@skeelo69]

My best repair this year was saving my dishwasher....you inspired me to take a punt....thanks Vince 👍👍👍

[@cyanide_breathmint]

I have a series 6, and if it ever stops working or if I need to change the battery one day, this video will be incredibly helpful. Thanks Vince!

[@terrygee210]

Hi Vince. Nice work. A tip for you - I wind some masking tape around my finger, and / or or stick a layer or two on my palm to stop damage from edged on opening tools etc.

[@senecahenry2857]

It looks like a different watch on minute 11:39. The Tapic Engine wasn’t scratched prior to to this. 😮

[@Mark-wn7nq]

Wow, Vince! Well done! Soldering those tiny wires and using the solder mask was brilliant. Happy New Year!

[@dexdex1635]

Hi Vince! Great work .... Where to buy low melt solder? Thx

[@treenamcgowan7652]

That's awesome! I know that those trace wires are tiny and you struggle, but to me you make it look easier than it actually is. 2/3 isn't bad! Hope you had a wonderful holiday season!

[@thomasbroker69]

Love the work on this, what a great result, you can get covers in colours & glass protector for the watch that protect it from scratches & make it look new, they only cost a few quid. Amazing inspiration!! Thanks for posting

[@m.s.6545]

This Apple Watch Repair was nutts...insane....you are a genius !

[@atomD21]

Amazing work! Though this undoubtedly tells me that I don't really want to work on those...

[@jonsmith5087]

Yes - soldermasking fine wires or tiny legs so close to each other is the only way - it stops bridges and prevents the previous solder parts becoming unsoldered - but wow - that was fine wire

[@jonnyduncan7056]

Jeez, you have some patience. Keep up the good work.

[@victor58010]

Maybe consider feeler gauges for prying tiny seams open? All the best ,mate!

[@Dtr146]

I love that fix it mentality at the end. If it's broken. Give it a shot. The only things that will happen is either you fix it and learn something or you don't fix it and maybe learn something. Even if you completely and royally mess up something like I have done in the past. You gain experience. I ripped traces the first time I tried to remove a USB port. The second time I removed a USB port. It worked beautifully. The third time I had different tools and I ripped a trace. But I persevered and was able to repair that trace. Basically, if it's broken and you like fixing stuff where you watch these KZbinrs. Try to fix it. The worst you can do is not fix it

[@ronny332]

My Mate, you're good in tinkering with things, you for sure know that 🙂. A pleasure to watch your videos. Happy New Year!

[@suecook9102]

happy new year from me and husband who loves watching how to fix things

[@DanielRicciardo1234]

Hi Vince I been watching your videos for a long time and I really like your videos and I love your videos

[@jessicav2031]

Your skill at dealing with all these stupid glues and tapes without breaking anything is getting really impressive! I wonder if applying low melt to each pin then low temperature hot air (warm air? 🤔) would be enough to remove those connectors or if they would melt first?

[@Mymatevince]

Thanks Jessica, maybe it would have worked. Annoyingly there was also a ground solder point under both the left and right hand side near the front of the connector that the soldering iron couldn't reach, so even with low melt on the other accessible solder points I think it would have still struggled to come off.

[@ronlevin2339]

@@Mymatevince I think it is done by using a heat pad under a screen to 120 C and then gently with a heat gun you remove this connector

[@Box223]

I have the original model of Apple Watch. I have been using it daily for almost exactly five years (within five days from that mark) and just yesterday, the screen popped off. I had seen some stuff about that happening to older models, so I wasn't really surprised. I took off the screen and removed the battery last night, and the battery was very puffy. I covered it in clear tape with most of the parts removed and I think it looks cooler now. Unfortunately, it can no longer track my activity. I would like to repair it soon, but I'm really not sure if I will since it is a really old model. Also, I have heard about the newer models of Apple Watches having so many different problems (as your video shows), that I don't want to upgrade to a new Apple Watch. I don't think I would like it as much.

[@rafaelmagro2921]

I just have to tell you: thank you so much for all the inspiration! Happy new year!

[@Stevecool1967-lo2gq]

What a nice guy vince is. Hope you had a happy Christmas and a fantastic new year to you and the vince family. All the best.

[@solarbirdyz]

I honestly can't believe you pulled that off. Delightful work.

[@gilles111]

I can't even solder a 2mm wire, so no comments on your soldering off my side! Good job done, not many people are able to fix an Apple watch. And happy new year to you and your family too!

[@Coopzzz360]

I used to do iPhone screen refurbing and you do need quite a lot of gear and it’s expensive. That being said it’s so satisfying to do.

[@Johnhrop]

I would love to see more apple watch repairs. I would not have had the fine motor skills to fix each individual wire. Getting a new screen would be easier. Super effort mate! Happy New Year!

[@dpyles9396]

great job Vince! I have neither the patience nor the steadiness of hand to get that done.

[@Tim_3100]

great video vince i have been super busy at work so not had time to watch lately

[@TheStylesadam]

That gives me more confidence to persevere. I tend to give up when I'm unhappy with my soldering - well done!

[@mohamadmansour2595]

Amazing work, I enjoy watching your videos, keep it on.

[@logothaironsides2942]

good work that man. HOw interesting about solder mask, never ever heard of it before

[@DownHillCol]

Oooh the moonswatch I quite fancy one of those one day. I wonder if I can get a broken one for cheap to try and repair LOL great repair vid Vince and happy new year 🎉

[@wardy2002]

One of the best fixes I've seen. Brilliant

[@Ascertain20]

37:48 Is there a similar Snoopy watch face like that for Samsung Phones/Watches and/or Android devices?

[@Fifury161]

33:36 - why didn't you solder 2 opposing wires and apply solder mask - would've cut the wait time by half...

[@steverae68]

Congrats Vince, welcome to the wonderful world of Apple Watch, good fix

[@alexjiner3095]

Great job! Much efforts but worth it!

[@thegees]

wow that was nice fixes when it comes to apple products, no lockouts like with the new iphones. happy new year

[@patrickjmorgan]

Very well done Vince- there’s no way I’d attempt soldering those. I had some success repairing my old series one after I ripped the sacredness sensor - that I’d not seen as I pryed the screen up, replacing the battery. They are fiddly little yokes! Happy new 2024- I’ve only found your channel about 8 months but I’m a fan of you varied work and exploits.

[@talpraitor]

when replacing the screen (glass part ) with the OCA glue you put the glue in the center of the screen and place the new glass on top and it pushs the air out with just the weight of the new glass , you dont need a special machine to them , most of the time a machine is only need when seperating the glass from the screen but have seen people change them without the maching but is a bit of a pain and time consuming.

[@ferris7290]

for heating watches, use one of those microwave 'hot water bottles', leave it sitting on top of the watch for a few minutes then attempt to lift the screen

[@rondickson1491]

Vince you are a solder wizard!! Great job on fixing these watches. Best wishes, for the new year, from the USA!

[@zul_fix]

You Sir are and absolute GOD of Repairs, you certainly inspired me to start my own channel , as i used to fix things before youtube even existed!! Thanks for that and happy new year!

[@pizzalord3n]

For controlled application of IPA you might want to get some pipettes of different sizes for that kind of job 👍

[@racing_mntage1584]

I feel you man, my 6.5 inch wrists don't allow me to wear anything bigger than 40mm, 38mm seiko 5s are my favourite. Really like the rado captain cook white one, I'll get it one day inshallah

[@zx85]

Bravo! 2023 was the year I discovered your channel, and I've found it inspirational and enjoyable - I like to watch your fixes while I'm doing some tinkering of my own 😊 Happy New Year to you, your family and your fine community of viewers - onwards to more honest fixes in 2024!

[@kennyyellop]

Nice one ,All the best Vince

[@skeelo69]

Vince.....I've been hearing your comments about the watch screen has scratches...Many watch KZbinrs out there...me included use a product called Poly watch..it's a light abrasive that removes scratches on plastic or glass bezel covers on watches.....good luck.👍👍👍

[@SouthendLad600]

Happy new year Vince.

[@leefreeman-roach3526]

That 0.1mm tool you brought, I also brought before and I don’t even know why I brought it 😂, like you said “it’s like paper” couldn’t of put it better myself 🤣🤣

[@giovanniunali2839]

Watched in 2023 , happy new year from Australia

[@ralph2376]

The connector is for the ApplePay NFC. I was wondering if Applepay works on that Apple Watch with the soldering that you have done?

[@dylansouther]

You should invest in an anti glare light, Northridge fix has one that he sells. He used it on a CPU and the soldering was crystal clear and easy to see what he was doing

[@davyarthurs]

Impressive final fix there! Patience, perseverance and above all skillzzzzzz 🏅

[@YellowJello57]

Thank you for all the excellent entertainment this year, Vince. Happy new year and best wishes to you and yours.

[@quantumleap359]

Vince, your skills are absolutely remarkable! Good going mate! Happy New Year!

[@michaelwilson3844]

lol Vince at the end of the video when you asked Siri how many steps have I done today my iPhone popped up and replied sorry can’t help you with this one 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gbmruk123]

That sound effect Vince had me howling 😂 good job Vince *clapping* huh heh hey 😂

[@rorykelly8275]

Wow mate well done. As they say, “2 out of 3 ain’t bad”.

[@catdog726]

Well done Vince good job. Wishes you a happy new year to you and all your family i have been watching all your videos from the start you have grown a lot over the years in fixing things. I live in Australia 🇦🇺 God bless you

[@linedancer111]

Great watching you Vince, a happy New Year to you and your family!

[@jpatston1]

Happy new year Vince to you and all your family. Keep up the good work including the Rolls Royce.

[@robhood-c2o]

Happy New Year Vince, i wish you and your family all the best .

[@roykettenis4965]

Damn Vince that's some propper soldering work!

[@krahwinkel9503]

I admire you for your patience.

[@TheSkaldenmettrunk]

So tiny but a really great work. Happy New Year.

[@BuyitFixit]

Awesome Job Vince!👍 Great respect!👏👏👏 I've soldered small stuff before but perhaps not as small as that! I think I would have just replaced the screen but you did a great job! Have a great new year!🎉🎉🎉

[@thabenzAMG]

i did think of another way possably easier to do it is to let the original connector on and to try fix the traces that got corrosion on them with the connctor pluged in

[@renataavgeri1132]

Haven't watched the video yet but wanted to wish you a very happy new year. I hope 2024 is a better year for everyone.

[@RickDkkrd]

The great thing about a metal prying tool is that you can sharpen it with a bit of a sandpaper and make its edge however thin you need while preserving the overall hardness of the tool.

[@GadgetUK164]

That was a fun watch! Nice work Vince!!! Have a great New Year =D

[@Mymatevince]

Hahaha, thank you Chris. I hope you have a great New Year too!

[@wisher21uk]

Excellent fixes Vince well done, that soldering was an eye opener well done for taking them on and the work you did Happy new year to you and all of your family all the best 😊

[@Longplay_Games]

It's impressive that you're able to do so much work on those tiny things! Impressive dexterity

[@Mymatevince]

Thank you 👍

[@richardfitzgerald2986]

You are one impressive guy Vince. Happy new year,

[@Imtenementfunster]

Well done Vince, really interesting video. All the best for 2024.

[@igramigre3520]

Hey Vince im really impressed by your patience and flawless work. Really enyojable videos! I was thinking what if you lower temperature on your soldering iron and use low melting solder for those wires? Maybe in that case you wouldnt burn them? And there is no high current that would heat up low melting solder.

[@chris-pike]

Great work on the watches there and interesting too Happy New year to you all the best for 2024 Vince 👍

[@sean9595]

Sound job Vince and happy new year👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@zs1dfr]

Happy New Year Vince - thank you for entertaining me, and encouraging me to try to fix things myself. Your encouragement is working 🙂

[@MrTurtlebar]

Amazing fixes Vince. Hope you have a great New Year. Wishing you many fixes for 2024!

[@bluethunder7814]

you done a great work on them vince i could never of done that

[@MrAsBBB]

Absolutely great work. It’s one of those devices I thought would be too small to work on but it does prove you can do it. From a gargantuan Rolls Royce to an almost smallest repair ever. It’s like Everest meats an ant. Happy New Year Vince.. All the best from Alex for 2024

[@krzysztoff5793]

Hi, what was the Sharpie thing that you have used to patch it up?

[@DaveBrown1]

Fantastic fix, all the very best for 2024

[@iloveACID]

😊 awsome fix. That takes a lot of skill and patience. Im impressed 👏