Longines Master Collection Assembly (ETA 7751 movement)

Hello,
Following the last Longines master collection disassembly video, I upload the movement ETA7751 assembly video this time.
If you want to see the disassembly video, please click the link below.
• Longines Master Collec...
Thanks :)

[@user-eb1ss8lb1u]

Мне в первые приходится такую модель таким же оброзом ремонтировать на самом деле это не просто очень сложная модель. Спасибо ведушему спецалисту за подсказку .

[@PatIsKing247]

This is one of the coolest thing's I've ever seen. No wonder why these master complications cost so much to service. It's like being a watch doctor lol

[@user-hb1uh9mn1h]

Yeah, a neurosurgeon!

[@EdVanMeyer]

Its a great watch for the money

[@user-hb1uh9mn1h]

JD, Thanks for taking the time to put this video out. I know it took a lot longer than 20 minutes to put it together. I envy your skill, dedication, and patience to hone your craft. I have this watch on my wish list and wondered what the movement looked like. Now I know. From YOUR perspective, how do you rate the watch?

[@cleftoftherock6797]

Tremendous skill. I watched both as I’m thinking of getting this watch. Thank you.

[@watchmakerjd8525]

Thanks for watching😄

[@LauraKnotek]

That's amazing to "watch". You really have steady hands to handle those tiny parts so carefully. 😊⏱

[@tuantran9390]

The way each drop of lubricant slips into place without leaving so much as a smudge is a testament to your skills. Bravo! Do you accept repairs? Asking for future reference.

[@dantaylor1173]

excellent video, thanks much

[@sureshlingabathina]

Excellent

[@watchesaliswiss714]

Im wating for part 2,thank you from algeria

[@watchmakerjd8525]

Thanks for watching😀

[@zilean4834]

Nice job, I hope to be like you one day

[@read7641]

Do you repair or service watches? I have a Rolex date just from 1982 that needs servicing.

[@trungphu5526]

That's great to see you are service the watches so well. You are so professional. I like it.👍 Longines Master Collection triple days moon phase has 3 versions caliber 1. L687.2 2. L687.2 (Column Wheel) 3. L687.5 Which version is better? Why?

[@CapitanAP]

L687 is Longines variation of ETA7751, updated with column wheel and extended power reserve, so all 687-s have column wheel, i believe there are no different versions of 687.2 movements with or without column wheel in existence. 687.5 is quite a fresh variation, not much information availiable. I believe, just a minor update with all key features intact. Answering your question - any 687 movement you get will be a good movement, but .5 version has some updetes

[@highwaystar3780]

Now I know why my mine has so many scratches and scuffs through the See through Caseback. Because these Butchers insust on using Metal Tweezers!

[@J.S.McDuff]

Could you give some insight on the oil types you use?