Restoration one of the first Rolex watch ever made - antique/historical military silver case

This time I´m restoring an old vintage Rolex.
It has a 0.925 silver-cushion case and is powered by the Rolex 600 handwind-movement. The Rolex 600 movement was introduced in 1922. Based on the stamps on the caseback this watch should have been made between 1923 and 1925. Giving the fact, Rolex was born in 1920, it can be said that this watch is one of their first model ever made.
The watch is in a really bad condition. The silvercase is scratched, the glass is broken, the watch isn´t running and the movement is wobbling.
The hands are not original, the minute hand was cutted roughly to fit in the case. I´m removing the old luminous paint on the hour-hand, polish both of them and re-blue them at 300°C. This was my first attempt on re-bluing hands, so please allow that little uneven result ;)
I need to replace the glass, so I need my little flux-capacitor again.
I´m fitting a new crown and crown-tube, this is preventing the movement from wobbling in the case and adds some waterproofness to the watch.
The bridle of the mainspring is broken, so I´m replacing the mainspring. After everything is cleaned and polished, I can re-assemble the movement with some fresh oil. After that, this watch is in a fantastic beat (+8 seconds per day) again.
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[@estherabrami]

What an amazing video! Thank you for using my music 😊

[@RedDeadRestoration]

Thanks Esther, your music is outstanding and relaxing 👍🏻😊

[@juliesoane7399]

Just beautiful!

[@Aremruata_just_me]

both music and video are outstanding and relaxing..

[@fernandofranco9067]

I love this music! May I ask what it’s called?

[@javieress1]

@@RedDeadRestoration claim rights???

[@gaurav0883]

Sorry to say, but you're wasting your time. Why don't you just put the whole watch in the time machine?

[@arnaudgirard49]

What a nice job ! No words, no music, only this very good work ! Thanks a lot ...

[@Indrakusuma_a]

Such a timeless piece of art, brought back to life. Amazing work!

[@stewartmcmanus3991]

When I watch these, I sometimes wonder who owned it first? Was it a gift, a retirement presentation, a sportsman? Great restore.

[@frattuncbas]

Stop puffing..

[@cleftoftherock6797]

Incredible know-how. Thank you for showing. Remarkable achievement.

[@rbruce63]

What a beautiful restoration! Amazing!

[@davidcahan]

It's hard to fathom that 100 years ago parts that small and precise could be made...

[@scoobers90]

Amazing to think that a watch that is 100 years old can still only lose about 8 seconds a day.

[@felipesanabria4607]

What a beautiful piece.

[@ridhwanwoon9112]

Do you sell the watches after restoration.? I'm just asking... Cause if you do, I won't be able to buy it..just curious.. All watches that you restored are so nice and definitely expensive.. Your workmanship is really an art.. And the person who does will be very2 lucky..Never mind which watch.. All are really really good. Thanks for all the great videos ... I'm from Malaysia 🇲🇾...

[@arelgr9407]

nice sock. anyway, the flexible adhesive blue instant stick what are is made of ? us use something similar in fastening diamond binding or other gems and which consists of a mixture of grated charcoal and natural bee wax.

[@jagerwayz5721]

Is that a Bergeon time machine??

[@dragonniz]

Where can I find a flux capacitor?!

[@samuelbeshah1597]

Oh man... Respect!!

[@hamid.1853]

Magician 🎩

[@Mlpokemon1]

Hi I was wondering where do you find watches like this I’ve alway wanted to fix one for my sled

[@Ihitthings3]

My father apprenticed as a watchmaker under his father in Germany in post WWII. Their company also made chronometers for the navy. I think had he lived, he would really appreciate seeing these types of videos. Very well done sir!

[@berthabenzinred2979]

Morning Mr.Ihitthings i just watch tis video ,Im from Malaysia truely Asia Im Mr.Subra n i love vintage watchers ,if you dont mind Sir. do you have any vintage watchers in good condition pls 🙏❤️ can you give as gift for me 🤲🤲 Ill realy love and hardly to get here coz not Original condition n expensive too, if i wrong i 🙏 🙏 apologise ,Thanks a lot ,God Bless You and Your family Sir 👋👋🤝🤝🙏🙏❤️❤️ Mr.Subra frm Malaysia .

[@user-yv7mu9en6v]

@@berthabenzinred2979 LOL

[@berthabenzinred2979]

@@user-yv7mu9en6v LOL maing not 🤷

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

@@berthabenzinred2979 If you BloW GOOD BOOOOY Then you get one, Maybe!

[@KevinRay_man]

That time machine bit was absolutely a work of genius lol especially hitting the compressor to get rid of the minion lmao 🤣 loved it. Oh, great restoration too. Respect.

[@SuperFairydust]

i agree but every time i use mine i end up with a small pile of sand, anyone know what i'm doing wrong/

[@sturam30]

That got a sub out of me, keep up the good work

[@andrevel24]

Absolutely! That part shows that this professional also has a sense of humor. Brilliant!!

[@denvernow7294]

Mini Boss!

[@SSS-ny2hg]

да. щ. ж ахуею

[@marcdecockbuning1520]

It seems you need adjustments on the 3 solenoid bases of your flux capacitor. This explains the time lap failure. Are you using the 14K Ohm resistors or the 5 3K Ohm version?

[@RedDeadRestoration]

😁👍🏻 Seems like you know what you are talking about 😉

[@1959Berre]

If only his time machine was big enough he could go back in time himself to check which resistors he installed.

[@rwauneka]

The Rolex is the Protagonist.

[@samuelfellows6923]

🙃

[@neil7994]

@@rwauneka Comments like this restore my faith in humanity.

[@TheMadTatter]

Nice bit of history and a nice restoration. Just for a bit of trivia - at this time in its history, Rolex was not manufacturing many (if any) parts themselves. They were buying up parts from other manufacturers, assembling them in-house and branding them themselves, eventually Hans Wilsdorf was able to negotiate with these manufacturers and have them produce parts specifically for his company's watches. Believe it or not, It wasn't until the early 2000's that Rolex began manufacturing all of their components in-house.

[@dmg4415]

That speaks for how complicated the manufacturing of mechanical watches are, it takes decades to learn the whole process, and if some one does a better job than You, just utilices it for Your own benefit.

[@prunt23]

That's a great bit of trivia, thanks for sharing 👍

[@baberoot1998]

Wow. That truly is amazing knowledge. Something I would have never dreamed to be true. Thanks for the information.

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

@@prunt23 NO, It's NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@prunt23]

@@Kenny-yl9pc want to expand on that?

[@Voodoo3313]

I was happy to see a light oiling of the entrance pallet jewel! Many people neglect that surface. It is an area of friction, the enemy of accuracy. I also enjoyed seeing the old cap jewels. I have spent hours on hands and knees trying to find those screws after I popped them off of my tweezers into the great void.

[@situated4]

Yeah, you have to oil that entrance all right.

[@anthonytibbings4047]

I intended to watch this for not more than a couple of minutes, but time just flew by like a breeze. Mesmerizing. You have given a message through this video "Whatever you do, just do it well".

[@SuperFairydust]

could not have said it better myself, thanks

[@archievthapa3593]

Well said !!!

[@RelaxMode1]

This video is better than a lot of history and how to make documantary, thank you Red Dead Restoration.

[@dggwes9174]

mesin ajaib.....bisa merubah barang bekas jadi barang baru atau minion, apakah hanya anda yang punya mesin tersebut.

[@PaulJHershey1]

The FLUX CAPACITOR segment...classic. Well done you!

[@RoberttSmithh]

Must be an honor bringing this back to life. Almost 100 years old

[@anastasiagaydukova7999]

Is it possible we see a collaboration with “my mechanics” for restoration of your parts cleaning machine? Two masters of KZbin 😍

[@ironwolfF1]

Indeed, that cleaning unit is nearly as old ( 1930's-ish?) as the Rolex he restored. 😉

[@Arcottocra]

This is the first time that I have watched a video by you and let me say - you blew my mind! Simply brilliant! The perfection of your work is highlighted even more because of no unnecessary talking - you let your work speak for itself. I also love the fact that you have restored something that is antique - to perfection. I'm so tired of seeing things that are made to last only 5 years and then thrown away. Simply amazing. You made my day. Lots of respect to you.

[@Constantinus213421]

So, no mentioning of the shoddy glass fixer?

[@maxnex7676]

Very nice rescue of a tired old watch, probably the only thing that I would have preferred to do would be to replace the winder crown with a more period correct or even repair the old winder crown, that being just a personal choice, otherwise a great addition to any collection.

[@stevewilliams5428]

There's something wrong with the watch he repaired. Says 'superbalance' on the ratchet wheel but the balance isn't a 'superbalance'.. it's a bi metallic split compensated balance. The case screw didn't fix the movement into the case. I suspect he fitted a stem tube(glued in when he should have used a friction fit tube) and waterproof crown as this helped fix the movement in place rather then the case screw. I suspect this movement is from another watch case and in the past was married into the case.

[@tonycollard4185]

Brilliant video. It encapsulates the task of restoring a watch so well, with some added humour! Excellent amplitude for a 100 year old watch that has taken quite a beating! The new mainspring helped, but also the great care in restoring the watch. Well done and Thank You!

[@brunovincent1969]

Where did he get the replacement glass?

[@paulsingh9043]

In a world of throw away watches , this man is a true artist .

[@MetalTrabant]

There are still watches that are not throwaway, they're just outrageously expensive, mostly. Except for great Japanese brands like Seiko, Orient, Citizen etc. Those will work in a 100 years as well, if taken care of, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

[@cornicello7748]

@@MetalTrabant I wear a orient star every single day. Have a gray leather strap on it. This watch will will work an tell time long after i am gone in death. Very well made watch. An its a watch that you service when the service is needed. Only watch i own as of today.

[@andrewd7586]

Being a former heat treatment tradesman, albeit on a somewhat larger scale, it was lovely to see you bluing those delicate watch hands.😍🤤 Yet another beautiful restoration!😎👍🏼🇦🇺

[@AccountInactive]

I could disassemble and reassemble a Cat engine blindfolded. I could never, ever put this watch back together. Absolutely insane.

[@gillesguillaumin6603]

C'est plus qu'une simple restauration, c'est du grand art. L'accomplissement du génie humain dans la mécanique de précision. Bravo et merci. 👍

[@Makeit101]

Beautiful work and some of the best close-up watch movement photography to be seen.

[@tugrulguvenerturun5854]

Achievement unlocked ''historian''. Amazing...

[@acb9896]

I get the feeling he only polishes stuff so we can see the socks of the day.

[@RedDeadRestoration]

You got me 😁

[@LordCaledonFraszer]

Imagine for a moment, there was actually a time when Rolex made watches for soldiers on the battlefield. In our modern times, only the wealthiest, longest serving four-star generals could afford a Rolex.

[@joeskeptical4762]

*I know a certain O-3 (Captain, US Marines) who wears a Rolex DJ with dress blues, service alphas, bravos & chucks.* _(With utilities, a Timex Ironman or Casio G-Shock)_

[@rustyshackleford7285]

You are right about being able to actually afford it, but many SF guys will always wear a Rolex because it is known around the world and you can trade it for things in a bind. Need a truck, a ride, some one to keep quiet?

[@joeskeptical4762]

@@rustyshackleford7285 *_The O-3 in question is indeed a SF operator._*

[@kitrichardson2165]

I wish you could have saved the minute hand and I actually don’t like the crown or the the winder on it it doesn’t seem like it fits honestly. It seems out of character and not a place for this watch. But it was an amazing video and I’m just picking the fly shit out of the paper with my comments.

[@TheGreenCouncil]

Now I’m no scientist but I think that time machine there could be used to just fix the entire thing, or this. This is good.

[@Creeper12398]

I'm not sure but i think that was a fake time machine

[@derbrandmeister4660]

I love the simplicity of this watch. No endless gears and another spring .... layer after layer. Just a very well made old school watch.

[@manicmasterofmetal2620]

The minion appearing on your time machine was hilarious! I wonder if it came from the future or the past? In the future someone will be doing a restoration video of the very rare and extremely expensive minion toy and it will magically disappear in front of their eyes just to reappear seconds later. No one will believe them when they tell the story 🤣

[@annashepard6337]

I cannot imagine how this watch was engineered. What an amazing piece of machinery and such a lovely restoration. Thank you for sharing.

[@МаксимМ-я1о]

Episode with "time machine" was amazing)) good work! Best wishes from Russia 🇷🇺

[@skraminc]

holy wow. my fear watching this; you're clearly a cold blooded monster.

[@167curly]

I am always very impressed how all those minute parts can be dismantled, cleaned and reassembled. You have a classic time-piece there.

[@jameson8682]

Not just the minute parts either, the hour and second parts too!

[@rrcaniglia]

There are many watch repair KZbinrs, but I enjoy Red Dead Restoration the most. I love your machines, jigs, and tools, and the serenity of the videos. Every movement so smooth, so zen-like. Thank you for posting.

[@yak-machining]

How did they made such tiny or complex things back in the 20s??? Its realy amazing

[@JurasPriest]

Peopl3 were a lot smaller back then.

[@yak-machining]

@@JurasPriest oh

[@abomohd9964]

The watches you restore are you doing it for customers or you do it and then sell them ? And nice job you are doing well done

[@SeanOHanlon]

Wow... Great restoration job. The *only* thing I disagree with is the new crown - but I understand if you couldn't find an appropriate replacement.

[@0791oettam]

it's huge, sticks out, changes the entire design of the watch, too bad

[@trancecrew]

This is The Epitome of ASMR greatness!!! Must listen on headphone🙂What a well-produced, well-refined delivery of something so simple..a watch restoration😌. Your video/work appeal to every sense there is...surely can make the blind see and the mute hear♥️. Watching your watch is timeless! Subscribed! Well done sir😌

[@marvingreggorymaynard4603]

I just would like to know what is the problem with those 34 people who unliked this amazing work? You are the best bro, I really enjoy it to watch your work. Very good job and all my congrats !

[@chasesahc]

F’n A, man! - I didn’t know I liked watch restoration videos until a few weeks ago. Fascinating.

[@SorexSan]

Astonnishing rebuild ! Wonderful history back to this watch. At those times ago, watches were a necessity, but now, are worn only for luxury, only to provide social scale and wealthy ... so sad i might say. Very inspired simbiotics between music and craftmanship in this video. it looks like we are back in time and as well witnisers at the first build of this wonderfull piece of art. Congrats RDR !! Keep em comming ! RESPECT !!

[@gulpbiys5705]

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[@dauntlessasmr7910]

Ah! Back when Rolex was a very inexpensive caser brand based in Britain.

[@andreidugin7057]

Time machine and fruit socks- weight for them more then watch rebuilding) have a great October Revolution day celebration!

[@nikcopool6017]

I need your crazy timer machine..jajajjaj.. 👍😃😀

[@davebarrowcliffe1289]

What kind of value does a watch like this have? I would like to buy one. Fantastic piece of kit.

[@tavel86]

Dude you are a magical magician. Thanks for sharing

[@STITCHWA]

I can't help but get the feeling of complete dread and brutality......that watch has ticked its way through some horrible times it really makes you wonder who has worn it, where they have been, what they saw and if they died wearing it. It must be priceless and I don't think I could ever wear it. I would lock it away in a viewing cabinet. Great video and extremely captivating thank you.

[@manlymcstud8588]

they were probably buried with it and graverobbers stole it from their corpse in the mausoleum, then fenced and wound up on a psychopathic mobster's wrist, but the cop who gunned him down for not having enough bribe money took that as compensation, eventually bequeathing it do his daughter who sold it on ebay for drug money. that's just a guess, though.

[@STITCHWA]

@@manlymcstud8588 HAHAHAHAHA brilliant

[@kuple1021]

@@manlymcstud8588 ......that is some rollercoaster of events going on

[@manlymcstud8588]

@@kuple1021 that's just the half of it.

[@cedarwest37]

Would like to show you my...1905 nurses watch... made before Rolex was Rolex... Silver... with the front case opens and the back case opens also both on different hinges... And it looks like it was just made ...of course it runs and runs and runs!!! Just beautiful!!! But I can't upload photos???

[@officialpoof]

Always fascinated by your talents my friend!

[@alanmckinnon6791]

2:39 those sound effects crack me up. So does the flux capacitor, every time! Another stunning restoration of a beautiful almost-100 year watch that deserved all that TLC. Great job once again. But seriously now, what's up with the sicks?

[@monkeybarmonkeyman]

Yea, flux capacitor 🙂

[@derekflanderschang9654]

That’s how I imagine me servicing a watch would go. Pieces everywhere. Ceiling, floor, out the window.

[@baberoot1998]

This...is the most beautiful watch I have ever seen. I would love to have a Rolex from the 20's. What a gorgeous time piece.

[@elizabethwentz8211]

I agree!!

[@DeathBomb669]

As usual I loved the video. I would be so happy if you started selling watches!! A store to buy your restored watches would do quite well.

[@reflactor]

Fantastic. The Doom sound effect caught me off guard, lol.

[@apache7244]

Still wandering why didn't you just put that watch into the time machine🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MrCarGuy]

The founder of Rolex actually used a few different brand names on his products beforehand so in some regard those are the earliest known. Good luck finding one, though

[@rmcservices336]

My grandad had one the same but was a Rolco. That was before the Rolex name.

[@nftacitzakyeart1698]

Wow amazing 😲😎✌️ watch fans like this 😎😊✌️ yeahhh 😁✌️ hopefully my opensea pictures can be sold yeahhh🙈

[@BeckVMH]

Fascinating to imagine the stories that watch could tell from the vantage point of the wrists of the various owners for almost 100 years. Very cool.

[@gregwein1]

Gott in himmel! This watch is 100 years old, and is still accurate to +8 seconds per day. incroyable! Interesting that this Rolex was made after the move to Switzerland - but the case and movement are engraved in English, not French or German… Do you sell the your watches you have repaired? I could not find a web page for your work... “Refurbished on KZbin” could add to the price. 🧐

[@James-Railyard]

I thought some of the screws I have to deal with were tiny! Keep up the great videos. I love seeing mechanical items torn down to see how they work. Guess that’s why I love my hobby, it’s model trains.

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

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[@bjdenil]

Love the video. So interesting! So relaxing to watch even though I am sure it is hard to film.

[@ecrusch]

You, my friend, are a magician. No two ways about it. Thank you...again. (And, Happy New Year) peace Eric in Kissimmee Florida

[@shaunwest3612]

Great video Red dead restoration, beautifully restored, just amazing, beautiful watch, love the flux capacitor, always makes me chuckle 😀👌👍

[@baberoot1998]

Yeah right. Like just anybody could afford a Flux Capacitor. No way I could get into watch repair. The cost of a Flux Capacitor, just so I could repair the crystals, would be much more than I could ever afford. 😎

[@alexdeleon7135]

You have restored this historical timepiece to its former glory. The provenance alone is evident enough by the movement, and cushion case. Well done!

[@papitonick7026]

Besides your brilliant craftsmanship, your cinematography skills are on another level. This is one of the most satisfying videos I have ever seen. And then the time machine. What a fine sense of humor. I can't wait to see your next masterpiece. Cheers!

[@kn9z]

Lets give this man an additional thumbs ups for not putting ads in this video

[@jasontaylor2237]

AWESOME! when you fixed that glass with that machine....i said DAMN i need one of those for my whole body LOL!

[@joeskeptical4762]

*I am guessing the hairspring is a lot newer than a century in age, given its healthy amplitude of >300 degrees.* It is just wonderful to see an antique from Rolex’ first days come back to life and look beautiful. THE FLUX CAPACITOR SEGMENT WAS HILARIOUS.

[@jacquesdor50]

Enjoyed watching this. Few people will realise how well it was shot and edited. It is particularly difficult to shoot well-lit close up. Subscribed.

[@michaelkaercher]

Phantastische Makro Aufnahmen. Tolle Restaurierung

[@RedDeadRestoration]

Vielen Dank!

[@VishnuZutaten]

Great upload, exceptional work! I love that style of watch. Still... Can't get over that modern crown on a 20s oyster.

[@mantis-mike5882]

Absolutely stunning. Love the old stuff. I really dig that you use some antique tools as well. Nice work amigo👍

[@wendyshoo3476]

Owners of Broken Old Rolexs will be lining at your door steps. How much to repair 100% broken vintage rolex????

[@azynkron]

I'm really trying to think of something that we produce today that will be worth restoring in a 100 years. That is one magnificent watch. Simple and dignified.

[@rick137.pickle]

Maybe a submariner or the underdog explorer II

[@matthewpaine6908]

If you knew what people in the future will think is valuable, you would be a billionaire right now.

[@johnattfield4728]

My children

[@carolyn4520]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼A very nice classic Rolex Watch. Good Job!!👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼🌏✌🏼

[@dougharris2875]

It's so amazing that someone will enjoy this beautiful time piece. I always enjoy your videos. Thank you!

[@Shawn_White]

If it was from the 1920's there's a good chance that the illumination material on the watch hands contained Radium. I hope you had a well ventilated workspace.

[@DiscoR53]

Beautiful restoration ❤️! Guess replacing the crown was unavoidable, unless a new part was machined. Nevertheless returning it to a working condition it’s a work of art.

[@andrejohnson6731]

Everyone knows flux capacitor-powered Time Travel requires Miller Genuine draft beer and banana peels. This video is a fake! 😂

[@besterjack8243]

Sie sind ein absoluter Profi und es ist eine Freude ihnen bei der Arbeit zuzusehen. Tolles Ergebnis. Mich würde noch interessiren, was diese seltene Rolex nun wohl wert sein wird.

[@jameschesterman9060]

Does anybody else remember when they was a kid and and figuring out how to take watches/clocks and even music boxes apart and reassembling them was pretty easy?,,,,, then you got sent to school to study boring useless stuff and forgot how cool you were?, I do !.

[@paulthebaker]

Stunning watch, I really appreciated the macro images showing the Sideview of the pallet fork interaction

[@Jaksha]

Hey, hey you are restorating every watch but PLEASE restorate your washing machine called "Elma"... She too deserved to be restorated.

[@MrHardhatharry]

If that Rolex could talk, imagine the stories it could tell. Thanks for the excellent video.

[@S_C_H_A_B_E_R_N_A_C_K]

You destroyed the watch! Never polish a 100 year old watch! So sad to see what you have done.

[@gangisspawn1]

Also replacing the original cap and hands.

[@StaticVapour590]

Fascinating how there are no spring bars, the whole "bar" is meant to hold the band

[@Psykel]

That was the standard in the first few decades of the wrist watch. The strap was sewn onto the fixed bar, or a one piece strap was used. There were also bracelets that had open ends that you closed around the bar.

[@StaticVapour590]

@@Psykel Alright

[@vladmit3913]

It’s amazing, bravo!!!