Assembly and disassembly of china 2650Sz movement

[@SanicTheHidgehag]

Thank you so much for this video! I recently bought a cheap movement for practice, but I didn't know what movement it was, because it was advertised as a "2004" movement. After searching for a long time on Google, I found out that it was a 2650 movement. I was curious how to remove the automatic works, and thank goodness your video exists.

[@wombatau]

That classic rolex model, the speedmastei.

[@Mat-tg4fk]

Thanks for the upload! This seems to be the movement of every

[@argilaga]

Great oiling skills!

[@watchwizard]

Thanks for watching my video, means a lot to me🙂. l am not a professional watchmaker, I want to be one though. Still learning😁.

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

I have the automatic version with date complication (non skeletonized) I have yet to find a strip down and rebuild on my model. You did a great job here.

[@watchwizard]

Thanks for watching my video sir. If I get same movement like you, I will definitely make a video on it.

[@kermitaner]

nice video, good camera work and nice music. This was the first movement i ever reassembled ( without the automatic works ) A good beginners movement because they are cheap and relatively easy to work with.

[@watchwizard]

Thanks for watching my video, means a lot to me 🙂.

[@dodgydruid]

I got a Winner with that movement in, didn't know they made Rolex's as well O.o Think I paid £3 or £4 for the Winner and it is actually a pretty accurate thing.

[@philtheairplanemechanic]

This is very helpful. I have a watch with the manual wind variant 2650S, the click failed yesterday and I've been looking for some good teardowns to repair it. It's tough finding good info about it so I will definitely be referencing this. It looks like the manual movement is identical aside from some of the bridges on the movement side (and of course it doesn't have the automatic works).

[@watchwizard]

Thanks for watching my video 🙂...

[@siliconsugu]

Awesome job ji, very very impressive. Hat's off.

[@watchwizard]

Thanks sirji...

[@jianliu8806]

What about accuracy, did you check it in a timegrapher?

[@watchwizard]

- 3 second per day

[@Arvindsingh-cj7lj]

How can I contact you?? I want to get my Chairos Crusader automatic watch repaired??

[@indiananupam5715]

Bhai is Chinese movement k golden parts kya pital k hai? Yea movement kitne sal bad bad service karni parti hai? Iska accuracy rate kitna hai? Please answer bhai🙏

[@watchwizard]

Sorry for the late reply bhai, mere hisab se, aap ko service tab karrani jab watch problem dena shuru karre.. Accuracy aachi deta hai ye movement, agar thik se regulate kiya toh...

[@indiananupam5715]

@@watchwizard ek full wind pe yea Chinese standard movement kitna ghante chalte hai?

[@watchwizard]

@@indiananupam5715 32-36 hours

[@indiananupam5715]

@@watchwizard bhai is Chinese watch ka jo owner hai kya usne bola yea watch wo kharid ne k kitne dono bad aap se service karaney aya tha? Aur is watch may kya problem thi?

[@watchwizard]

Isme automatic ke wheels me problem thi or hairspring magnetize ho gayi thi

[@AndyHullMcPenguin]

Nice tear down and rebuild. This is such a popular and ubiquitous movement that the family it is a part of even has its own Wikipedia page. For a a little history on this family of movements, click here -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_standard_movement Despite its low cost, it is actually quite an easy movement to work on, and many of them can be made to perform very accurately.

[@watchwizard]

Thanks for watching my video sir, means a lot to me.

[@riprnv]

But how long do these last for, and are they shock resistant?