Restoration of a vintage Yema watch with an unusual failure - in my hobby workshop

[@nickjohnson217]

Nice work, you made the watch come alive again and it looks awesome too. 🙏😉👍

[@404kWatches]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it :) 😄

[@hockeyrd99]

Nice work. Don't worry about not having 4 different types of oil or using a little too much; more damage is done to watches by folks not putting enough oil on them.

[@404kWatches]

Thank you 😃 it's good to hear this

[@rossjackson3670]

Well done. A good display of your skills. Good commentary.

[@404kWatches]

Thank you, 😃

[@soundmindtv2911]

Nice work!

[@404kWatches]

This is updated (replaced) video about Yema watch: I added important summary info and remastered all audio & video (better quality), I also added some missing audio description.

[@ZAKIRHUSSAin-sl4yl]

I love to watch this video

[@404kWatches]

Thank you :)

[@404kWatches]

Important safety note: - The glowing paint used in old watches can be radioactive. It is very important not to inhale dust and stabilize the paint to minimize dusting. - Small springs and the mainsprings used in watches can harm the eyes.

[@ercanbanka5377]

Vintage watches are mostly "simple" and solid this is why so many have lasted until our days , modern watches have higher quality , are more expensive have more complications, better finishing and better materials according to the statistics , but i seriously doubt it that they will last as long as the vintage watches made in the Past .