Restoration of a Vintage Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date - Ref 1500 Caliber 1570

This time I´m restoring a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date.
The reference number of the watch is 1500, it features a hacking-function (movement-stop when the time is set) and an instant date-change function.
It´s powered by the Rolex 1570 caliber an automatic movement with 26 rubis and KIF-Ultraflex-Shock-Protection. It beats with 19800 bph and the lift angle of the balance is 52°.
Like nearly all Rolex calibers its chronometer-certified, tested in 5 positions and various temperatures.
Of course it is nicely decorated, the blue shining Breguet-Hairspring of the balance wheel (made out of Glucydur) and the red-anodized reversing wheels of the automatic subassembly is always eye candy.
The watch is in a really bad condition: The case is scratched and has some dents, the glass is heavily scratched and the movement isn´t running at all. On top, it´s all dirty and the bracelet is heavily worn-out.
I´m able to polish the case and the bezel, one dent on the bezel will remain but replacing it was not an economical option for me. The glass will be replaced, as well as the bracelet. Some bracelets can be restored by special workshops, but the Oyster-Bracelet is a bit extra special and a full restoration is nearly the same price like a new one. The pallet fork of the movement is damaged, so i´m replacing this one.
After everything is cleaned and polished, I can re-assemble the movement with some fresh oil. After some fine-tuning with the microstella-tool, this watch is in a fantastic beat (+0 seconds per day) again.
I hope you liked this restoration, if so, like, comment and subscribe ;)
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[@miguelangelsiller6314]

Mechanical engineering that can be worn on your wrist to identify what time it is . It’s crazy what goes into timepieces, it’s an art. Total appreciation for this fantastic hobby.

[@gulpbiys5705]

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[@NW-lj6oo]

You are absolutely right but I would call is precision engineering that set the standard ahead of many other industries.

[@Alan_Edwards]

I am always amazed when I see restorations of old watches. How did they even make some of the gears, springs and screws 80, 90 or even a 100+ years ago !!!

[@madloop3217]

Fact: The engineering that goes into a $5 electronic casio is way more complex and mesmerising than this

[@Carlos-nq7up]

@@Alan_Edwards I agree! It's mind blowing. 🤯

[@SirSwanky-zd6el]

This is phenomenal. Whoever was the first genius to engineer a watch was a very smart human. So many parts that have to sync

[@ronch550]

Well the first watch was probably a sun dial, which was just a stick on the ground. But rumor has it that that guy who made a sun dial went on to found Rolex.

[@thunderclap2842]

@@ronch550 sundial was a clock not a watch

[@MrCrowebobby]

@@thunderclap2842 Not if you strapped it to your wrist.

[@alkali1460]

@@ronch550 that is just obviously not true lol, sundials were used hundreds, if not thousands of years before Rolex came along

[@ronch550]

@@alkali1460 well it was also obviously just a joke. 😏 But I think you got it.

[@josegime6480]

I could watch this video a thousand times and never get tired, it has something that deeply relaxes me, without a doubt this is also art.

[@fredericlory-guise9168]

Watching it a thousand time will be useful! You'll then be able to fix it by your turn without this tutorial!

[@abbott21234]

its like toystory when woody gets restored hahahah

[@paflyfish]

This is ASMR for me. Very relaxing. I cannot imagine the cost and hours that go into such restoration.

[@user-sb8le9yu4l]

realmente este vídeo relaxa, é algo diferente de se ver, calmo e silecioso, técnica em restauração, cuidado minucioso , meus parabéns!! es um profissional de alto nivel técnico.

[@YT-ty1oy]

The people giving this video a thumbs down due to the bracelet being tossed into the trash didn’t bother watching the entire video. Do you really think he’d throw out a genuine vintage Rolex bracelet? This video is excellent!

[@robertbrandywine]

Most didn't watch to 20:25. But why didn't he restore it and put it on *this* watch?

[@allmxn]

The patience, the hand skill and the memory of remembering every little piece of the watches is incredible! This is why I have so much appreciation for watches, watch makers and watch repairers/restorers!

[@tenman7242]

My thoughts exactly. Well said!

[@pablonescafebar6043]

I dont think these restorations are done from memory, good organisation of small parts and reversing the video footage and it turns into a personal instruction video lol

[@mdf9671]

And the patience to film that ! The specializad tools are very ingenious too !

[@rahulmaron]

nothing wrong with that watch apart from intentionally putting some dirt. i can restore that myself with just soap and water

[@mikimomo97]

@@rahulmaron Did you not notice that it didn't actually work because of broken internal components? I don't think soap and water will fix that.

[@gemik]

Man this craftmanship probably costs more than a new Rolex at today's price. So much skill and knowledge

[@merlo7361]

That's why you pay so much for a some kind of watches :D

[@VN-fc1jg]

You’re probably right. The videos are nice and all, but why not just buy a brand new movement? Better yet, but a brand new watch since the labor cost will probably be near that if a new watch. I’d like to know what is the charge for this restoration.

[@gemik]

@@VN-fc1jg emotional value. Let's say this particular watch was the one of your grandfather or father etc. And it's part of their legacy. I can't think of another reason why

[@RedDeadRestoration]

A new movement would be around 3000$ The restoration was less 😉

[@VN-fc1jg]

@@RedDeadRestoration WOWOOWOW. That’s a good deal for the expertise. How about buying a new movement, case, and strap and assemble it. I figure it’ll be much less than the price of the new watch, and can also circumvent the lousy wait lists. Have you had clients ask you that?

[@pepegrillo141]

Love this video. No music, no voice, just the sound of the machines and tools. The quality of the video, your craftmanship, the beauty of the watch! So sarisfying to watch. A big thank you and what a work well done 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@ronanotoole1973]

I believe this is easily the best video I've EVER watched - ASMR heaven! The artform is just astounding and the talent, patience and meticulousness is second to none. Truly amazing.

[@domiy13]

The ASMR on this video is intense. Best relaxation/clicking sounds video I've ever heard. It's hard to believe it's unintentional.

[@johnshields6852]

I'm a very hands on guy, and I'm mesmerized by these repair videos, not just seeing the difference when rehabbed but the mechanical tiny parts is so cool to see, whoever designed the first watches, I mean it's miraculous to me about the brains that put these gears and forged such small parts that work together like a symphony . Much appreciated

[@thuaung7659]

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[@cheek1m0nkey]

I didn’t expect to watch this all the way through. Amazing skills, fantastic lighting, camera work, editing. I’m just amazed that there’s this level of manual craftsmanship and the amount of specialized tools for that watch.

[@samualityfreeman2028]

Me neither my Dad would be proud Sleep in Peace Louis G Freeman

[@user-yg9nz4kp6d]

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[@lAmGhostly]

Bro, did you write this comment with a Quill pen?

[@singa_podium1701]

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[@mundodarelojoaria]

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[@Remembranza]

I'm surprised by so many things in this video. Loved it!!!!!!! The restoration was absolutely incredible!

[@westars0823]

This is the most precise restoration/repair of any sort. True craftsmanship and niche skill. Kudos bro

[@chozar]

Lots of people here are really impressed that someone can remember how to reassemble a watch. Don't get me wrong, it is really impressive. But it's a career, thousands of competent watchmakers do this every day, they went through lots of training and have spent lots of time learning how watches work and how to do this. It's an impressive trade that goes underappreciated.

[@joejones6968]

...yah, right up to the point of purchase, Then you are quickly aware of the marksmanship, and excellence, endowed in every fine time piece...

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

I agree. A watchmaker in my area went bankrupt recently due to COVID lockdowns etc. I ran into him a few days ago, and he had a broken foot. I asked him what happened, and he said, he had to start working constructions to pay the bills. Him being a watchmaker and having ZERO experience in the constructions didn't end too well. Broke his foot first day on the job. It was really sad to see.

[@roadglide]

Not all Watchmakers are the same. Just as any professional, whether doctors, lawyers, car mechanics, etc. They are most assuredly not. Some bring day to day baseline performance at what they do. Then there are those that have something special, maybe go a bit beyond because it’s joy to them. That’s why people are impressed here. This professional is a top shelf artisan at what they do, and it shows.

[@madmike6942]

i have a friend.. he is a certifed swiss watchmaker... 3 days ago i watch him like a kid tooking apart a 7k euro Breitling.. and service it... just amazing

[@mikelheron20]

@@joejones6968 I assume you mean craftsmanship.

[@seanfree3821]

My father repairs watches since he was 16 and he started working with his father around 1945. He is 72 now. And still working every day with a smile and a "mate" our national beverage. Greetings from Argentina.

[@dr.hookyeah2883]

Simply put, how in the world does he know where everything goes once he gets it all taken apart - especially the screws. This is amazing.

[@giowawa5035]

Memory and internet informatie. Just like taking a car engine apart

[@user-sd2ge4jb8q]

这就是他为什么要拍视频，万一忘记了，还能翻看视频

[@owgFrostRyu]

@@giowawa5035 or even easier: record the whole disassembly, and rewatch it in reverse to know exactly how to assemble it.

[@lulz4lulz]

Part trays with good labeling, diagrams, and prior experience taking apart movements.

[@chaddejager4429]

It might be new to you...but it's a word called "experience ".

[@clhagy]

I love these videos. It’s wonderful to see such craftsmanship used to restore something as quality as these watches. Frankly, it’s artistic. The patience you show is incredible! I look forward to many more of these videos!

[@stoned466]

Watching this watchmaker restoring this watch, cleaning it and fixing the movement is like watching a surgeon doing complicated heart surgery, the skills these watchmakers have is amazing seeing them bringing these watches to life.

[@shotcaller4086]

I wish I was young again so I can spend a lifetime learning and doing this. It’s simply art.

[@cdavies1593]

Never to old to learn a skill, the saying you can’t teach a old dog new tricks is from people who lack perseverance.

[@y.k.9705]

I've been a jeweler over 40 years. (Not exactly the same as a watchmaker). Watchmakers spend a good portion of the day crawling on the floor looking for a part that sprung out. The level of frustration is very high. Hardly ever anything goes smooth (like on this film). I'm sure between the highlights some things didn't go as planed. This person made it look easy and satisfying. Not a real satuation.

[@tolgaboyaci4215]

My dad use to repair otomatic watches in Turkey thats inciluding wall and table otomatic watch. however since batter watches invented he lost his job. such a shame

[@arunraj_r]

@@tolgaboyaci4215 batter?

[@arunraj_r]

@@tolgaboyaci4215 you mean battery watch?

[@rajinder246130]

This was the best restoration video, which i have watched ever on you tube….

[@triplex86]

Fascinating to watch you work your magic on these old watches. Always amazed by the amount of specialised kit and equipment that you have - in every video, you seem to have yet another tool that we haven't seen before.

[@techbio]

Fascinating. The spring winder, what a great device. As 12 year old kid my dad gave me an old watch that didn't work. I stripped it down with my jewellers screwdriver set and put it back together, it worked! In the process I pulled the spring out and it went SPROING haha. I had to hand wind it back into the cylinder. Was a bloody hard and fiddly job

[@Castiron_Kyle]

That’s awesome

[@MardyEReyes]

Aren't you just fascinated how the inventor of watches managed to engineer such device.

[@user-sh7yy5jp1y]

My exact thoughts too - ingenious :)

[@sirjellybeans1st19]

He had all the time in the world to do it

[@user-sh7yy5jp1y]

@@sirjellybeans1st19 Perfect dad joke lol

[@sirjellybeans1st19]

@@user-sh7yy5jp1y glad you like it! Hope it keeps you ticking over

[@user-sh7yy5jp1y]

@@sirjellybeans1st19 Ok, time out, you need to watch your language, I'm now ticking you off for that remark !

[@jimmyspliff7925]

Watching that whilst stoned is one of the best 20 mins I’ve ever done. Fair play 👏🏻👏🏻

[@deweybrightside2276]

I have neither the knowledge, dexterity nor patience to perform this restoration, but I could watch these videos all day and find them fulfilling and relaxing. It's great to see a watch come back to life.

[@Storken170585]

That's what I love about mechanical watches. Not only is the watch itself a piece of art, but the amount of time and skills that's needed is impressive. Not only that, this is a 50 years old watch, and it still works. Amazing work

[@kiwibarlow]

I have this exact same watch, have had it for 18 years, it was a wedding gift from my wife and I have never appreciated the amount of detail behind the face and the work involved when I have sent this to Rolex for a service. Loved this video.

[@tammysharonlorettastafford3376]

Wow!I am so glad that there are talented people in this world who can restore a beautiful watch like this!

[@joydeepmohanto780]

Through this video, I saw the true beauty and art of watchmaking. It was elegant, smooth and beautiful. Loved it.

[@hwirtwirt4500]

Nothing more rewarding than watching a skilled watchmaker restore a once beautiful watch and make it magnificent again. Well done!

[@mazgicislam1599]

to anyone who does not understand these types of watches, show them this video. In one go the viewer will see the craftsmanship of the watch by the original creator and then the craftsmanship that goes into restoring this beautiful watch.

[@Gabriel-Abdala]

just to think that I cant even change the battery on my Casio. Its very relaxing to watch you work, no background music just the noises of the articulate procedure, thank you.

[@OdinArrow28]

I do not understand how you can remember where everything goes when you reassemble the watch! Incredible! I would love to learn how to do this

[@abusufiyan8111]

Wow.. How many tiny parts🙄.. Thats why the watches are expensive... And also ur tool collection is amazing... 👌👌

[@segercliffhanger]

I love this at every layer, but cinematically it's a masterpiece as much as the restoration itself. Just wonderful. Just silence and small sound, a bit of room hum. Good clean lighting and great macro camera work, which is hard to do. Especially when you're busy carrying out a restoration I should think. Maybe consider just the slightest of color grading, or a tad more if you're already adding some in post. May work like a lubricant or a finishing polish. An Oyster Perpetual is whole collection of philosophy like that, so that's why I thought I'd suggest it.

[@alanpreston3111]

Lovely restoration… and no unnecessary words , just great sound effects 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@tjconnected]

Incredible display of precision craftsmanship! Extremely cathartic as well! 🙌🏾

[@PatriotAmerican44]

Damn, just damn. This dude is an artist. Rolex watches are worth every penny. They are a time machine.

[@wolfgang8818]

Yes, my Rolex is from 1988👍

[@Realizinq]

I like that, im gonna start calling my watches time machines😂

[@chancejiang7522]

Not just how this person manages to recover, but also the design of this watch truly amazed me.

[@wolvves4293]

Watches are incredible machines tbh

[@ForTheWin2007]

You should watch the making of the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 5175 if you haven't already kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXizm3l8gqlmmZI

[@chancejiang7522]

@@ForTheWin2007 that’s really worth watching as a excellent design of those developers’ wisdom.

[@rickseconds7676]

I love the mechanics of these watches and the expertise in restoring/repairing them. I would love to have the knowledge and ability to do this!

[@federicoprice2687]

Absolutely fantastic video of a truly masterly restoration. Your attention to detail and care is phenomenal. Bravo!!!

[@pegbutwin7189]

The eyes of a hawk and the hands of a surgeon! That was a pleasure to watch!

[@davethursfield9283]

My favorite watch restoration channel. Videos not too long, no commentary or music, amazing camerawork and audio and of course the skill involved.

[@smartcar8]

Seeing these pieces rejuvenated is so satisfying!

[@dominickcabal5347]

I love these watch restoration/repair videos and the dedication, patience, and knowledge that these artisans possess. Simply gratifying art....thank you for showcasing this time worn art of watch making!👍👌Dom......

[@mintymeg1332]

This video truly adds so much emotional value in appreciating things that we otherwise just generally admire!

[@Ramishtine]

This was therapeutic. The amount of detailing and precision is phenomenal. Thank you for sharing.

[@mkprivate7523]

Thank you so much....I have a massive anxiety disorder (it just happens when it happens) and while getting into one my my ¨episodes¨ I found this......it calmed me down more than any therapy or medication ever did. I truly admire your skills.....Amazing.

[@Reaper-3000]

All these clicks and snaps are super satisfying

[@karendooks6244]

Talk about the right tool for the job, OMG. What you do is amazing. And let's give a thought to the designers and constructors of the innards of this watch. A whole bunch of very clever, very talented people. Awesome

[@rafikbeekun830]

A superlative restoration by a master craftsman. Thank you for restoring this beautiful watch.

[@JamesJoyce12]

Brilliant - props to you - a renaissance endeavor if there ever was one - The Ship of Theseus also comes into play at some point!

[@GordonFreechmen]

Hot damn. Finally seeing you set your magic hands on a Rolex.

[@roadglide]

Perfect size. The big watch craze doesn’t do it like this bad boy. Works with everything. Understated, pure, classic, timeless. Excellent job here.

[@notDonaldFagen]

Big watches are for classless insecure attention seekers with small pp.

[@joebrazier5130]

Didn’t realise watch repairs are so mesmerising

[@chrisp6365]

This is absolutely amazing.

[@timcity]

This was my first-ever Rolex I bought from a collector. One of my favorite entry-level timepieces.

[@laicheewai8264]

How much did you bought it for and when was that?

[@bobweller9924]

An absolutely fascinating demonstration of the watchmaker’s craft. I wear a 1979 version of the same Rolex 1500 as thus illustrated, under repair at the present time, hoping my watch will be treated with the same skill and care. The photography was carried out with the same skill and drama as the restoration illustrated. Great job. Bravo.

[@richardbuchanan5497]

I don't know the word... *Comforting? *intriguing? *comforting? so satisfying to watch! Bespoke is still alive!

[@tomallen7699]

Crazy precision and meticulous craftsmanship - your work is amazing!

[@ayanchalk]

Excellent work! Also love the fact that there’s no irritating background music, just plain yet realistic workshop sounds.

[@chiiifemkpa5549]

Respect, total respect. Who ever invented this watch is a genius.

[@janviljoen7001]

I am surprised that parts are still being made for old watches.

[@alokm1233318]

Surgeon of watches. Great skill and toolset!

[@davidlee-hh4pr]

DAViD老師 ~ 好想揾您維修名錶，巧奪天工的維修師傅，讚賞。

[@sleavemealonegoogle1943]

It's people like you, who restore beautiful old things that keep the world beautiful!

[@DJFaNaTiiC]

I think I now understand the attraction with quality watches. True art and mastery goes behind each and every one

[@symosys]

Absolutely amazing the amount of detail and miniature engineering in these timepieces

[@allenbythesea]

I really like that you work hard to restore the entire watch and not just the inside. It drives me nuts when some other watch restoration channels leave the watches looking as bad as when they went to restore them.

[@richb5248]

Hard enough to dismantle and assemble again but imagine making all those parts in the first place!

[@thilau5715]

.. that's why he makes the video ... Replay in Slow Motion! 😉

[@amboroverdecillo8101]

Unquestionably the finest and most amazing watch channel on the entire Internet. The essence of perfection, and run by a master and magician!

[@RedDeadRestoration]

Thanks 😊

[@diamondstar1200]

Thank you for not talking. That was beautiful ASMR!

[@lifetruth.2631]

Love this era of Rolex. They were still affordable too.

[@richeharrison]

There's something so soporific about watching these videos, especially when they're not dubbed over with bad Euro pop/dance music. I must've dozed off half a dozen times only to be startled back by relatively quiet pop or bang of a spring or component being replaced. As a proud owner of a 1995 Oyster Perpetual Date, these videos are fascinating and give me even more appreciation for the intracacies and expert craftsmanship that went into the design and assembly of these timepieces, and makes me love it even more than I already do! Thanks for the informative and educational video.

[@KamalAdnanTheFirst]

My exact thoughts.

[@theguywhoasked9224]

Based

[@germanrodriguez8860]

Yes, just the sound of tiny wheels, parts and tools…is great!!!

[@m_t_a2267]

I don't know why, but it is quite relaxing to watch this video where you restorate the watch. Nice job.

[@kirill_gusev]

It is a common knowledge: it's pretty relaxing to watch at waves, fire and someone else working ;)

[@wasifnabi4553]

Man you got some awesome skills. Appreciate you putting out this video for watch fanatics like me. ❤

[@robertgoidel]

A stellar job on restoration. Learned a lot of helpful tips. Thanks for your video.

[@kimothy1701]

I like how you use just a tiny drop of lubricant, either oil or grease and let the movement of the mechanism spread it where it needs to go and no further.

[@fredbosco6104]

The fact that there is almost 1000 thumb downs for this video is amazing to me?!?! Was the repair & cleaning & lubrication & tuning & overall care this person put in to the restoration/refurbishing of this beautiful time piece, too perfect? Too accurate? The precision of this regime is flawless. I am so impressed with the few people in this world that are able to do this. I think the KZbin policy should be an overall score. That way a great video like this who has roughly 40,000 thumbs up, and stupidly 1000 thumbs down, would net, just a positive rating of +39,000. Well done!!

[@RedDeadRestoration]

Thanks 😊

[@davidcouzens]

No its because it was obviously deliverately dirtied.

[@gilessteve]

@@davidcouzens I have to admit that occurred to me too! The video gets a 'thumbs up' from me though, which is rare for a video of this type without a voice over.

[@samsmith3464]

@@davidcouzens exactly

[@makeitorleaveit1]

I never thought such a video could be so beautiful. Great skills and amazing set up as well.👌

[@Val_kyriee]

I have OCD. And this is one of the most satisfying videos I have watched. Your skill is astonishing as is your camera work.

[@rainmaker1352]

This restoration is a perfect example of " time is money " .. I very much enjoy your videos. Thank you.

[@rickharris4579]

The precision in building a watch is mesmerizing!! And you’re a master!

[@Seedavis397]

I wonder how many random non watch people view this content and become amazed at the engineering and precision these high quality watches contain. I guarantee these types of videos bring more people into becoming watch enthusiast.

[@TheHigh0ctane]

When you were assembling back the movement I was trying not to breathe! Great skills, marvelous job! I enjoyed watching, very satisfying craftsmanship.

[@trucks_channel_razborgruz]

*Very sprinkling work. The master needs to be attentive and patient. The result is amazing. Thanks for the nice video!*

[@Pooters73]

Aaaannnd that's why watches like Rolex are so expensive. Incredible engineering and craftsmanship.

[@alexsanter6005]

I never really understood why watches are worth so much money .... but now that I saw the craftsmanship and the complex engineering aspect of these things, it all makes sense now .

[@jacquelinebrown6497]

The cleaning @ 10:21 was phenomenal. Thanks for doing this video. It's an art form just different piece of art.

[@brycemenchaca]

The amount of knowledge you possess for horological studies is mind blowing.

[@RCPilot48]

What a pleasure to watch a master of their craft do what they do with precision and the correct tools/instruments. Absolute mastery to see that watch brought back to such a state of restoration. Now I know where to send a Rolex!

[@sr633]

A special moment when the proper tools and skill brings this high end Rolex back to life and to it's full value..

[@tomcat_319]

Absolutely stunning! What a work of art.

[@hopegood5866]

This is a 20 minute long video and i cannot move my eyes from the screen for a moment

[@sirturdaloter141]

This guy has probably never lost a game of Operation in his life.

[@kevinrobertson4275]

You win. Perfect

[@G123G]

heh. yea. 😶

[@popeantichrist8847]

Good one:)

[@PaolaAlchapar]

Woooooooooowwww!!! So amaziiiiing!!! Completely enjoyed watching you restored that beautiful piece of art, thank you!

[@claudiogusmao5484]

Simplesmente esplêndido, magnífico, não sei qual palavra escolheria... Acho que não tem para uma obra de arte como essa.....

[@szili76]

I don’t own a watch. Never had never will. Still fascinated about your worrk! Can’t stop watching thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@jackwilson5542]

Really, you never even owned a cheap one as a kid?

[@spavliskojr]

This made me appreciate the early 70s rolexes. Never really liked them until i watched this. The simplicity of its appearance is somewhat misleading. Its a beautiful movement to watch being restored.

[@gilessteve]

The simplicity and understated elegance of the case, dial and strap are what appeal to me. I have always loved these watches since as a teenager I saw some Rolexes displayed in a jeweller's shop window, and couldn't believe the prices, which started at about £350 at the time.

[@govindankelunair1081]

Restoration of Rolex Watch. A well experienced mechanic who has adequate knowledge in his profession. He is a master, no doubt. It is imperative to mention that the videography is excellent. Congratulations. God bless you all.

[@varietyvids2062]

Rolex are so well made. This person did an impeccable job.

[@RedDeadRestoration]

Thanks, glad you liked it 😊

[@varietyvids2062]

@@RedDeadRestoration i have the green oyster perpetual. Beautiful piece.

[@heksdanish]

Such a satisfying video. The silence added to the overall experience.