Restoration - Antique Radium Clock

ABOUT THE ALARM CLOCK
In this video I will be restoring a Vintage West German Alarm Clock. I bought this clock on eBay from a seller in Pennsylvania. I was looking for something unique to restore that would challenge me.
After doing some research on the internet I was able to find out that this Alarm Clock was manufactured by a company called "ad*lf Jerger K.G." who made travel clocks and alarm clocks since 1905 and went out of business in early 1995.
ABOUT THE RESTORATION
This was my second official restoration. The disassembly went along pretty smoothly, until I noticed that the clock wasn't made out of brass but brass coated steel. My original plan was to polish the brass parts but then I had to change it to plating it Gold. I also experimented with powder coating for the first time! Overall I'm really proud of the way this restoration turned out considering its initial state. I hope that you and all of the people who watched were entertained. If you're reading this right now I want to thank you and let you know that I appreciate you watching my content.
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0:00 Intro
0:42 Disassembly
3:50 Sand Blasting
5:00 Dent Repair and Polishing
8:28 Powder Coating
9:42 Gearbox Disassembly
10:23 Ultrasonic Cleaning
11:11 Gearbox Reassembly
12:27 Making a New Leg
18:17 Removing Radium
18:49 Gold Plating
20:47 Cutting the New Glass
21:19 Painting the Hands
22:10 Reassmbling the clock
25:08 Testing the Clock
25:36 Ending
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[@TysyTube]

You did a great job on this video ⏰ this tipe of clock was on the first thing i opened when i was a kid😂

[@TysyTube]

@@SatisfyingRestoration where are you located?

[@lexpee]

Here the same, my parents were not so happy when they saw that the alarm clock had been demolished. The al-arum clock that father needed to get up early.

[@acesR]

@@SatisfyingRestoration great job my friend, but you did this clock like a new( Some things don't need to be new. In my opinion, it was only necessary to edit the appearance a little.

[@ThePratech]

@@TysyTube i’m a huge fan of your channel too

[@featherdabirb]

whats a p p e

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

One more time No annoying music, no talking, plenty of info, beautiful shots, masterful work.

[@alanmalan3819]

1:53 death!

[@Settiis]

And a clickbait

[@orbiterL]

100% agree

[@ziskador]

I was about to say the exact same thing

[@andrewtiam7917]

No

[@bruhtholemew]

You should have tested it with a Geiger counter before and after. Would have been interesting to see the difference removing the radium made.

[@blenderbachcgi]

There's only one difference. Radium would glow since it's "decaying", like Uranium. The glow these things make is radioluminescence. It creates the glow by the bombardment of ionizing radiation. It doesn't stop glowing until the particular material doesn't fully decay. The new paint he used glows from Photoluminescence, which is the emission of light from a molecule or atom that has absorbed electromagnetic energy. So, basically, the paint takes the light that has been shined on it, stores it as energy, and then throws it back out as light. The closest to Radium glow in the dark paint, is LIT. I like the Radium and Uranium glow in the dark better, because it looks otherworldly and has a different feel, while today's safer glow in the dark techniques look kind of dull and boring. However, it's better than having Cancer. :)

[@garethjohnstone8662]

​@@blenderbachcgi He was curious about the drop in radiation, not how radioluminescence works and the difference between that and photoluminescence, lol.

[@johnsheppard5257]

@@blenderbachcgi that did nothing to answer his comment lmao

[@blenderbachcgi]

@@garethjohnstone8662 I know, I just like giving people some fun facts. I think sharing knowledge and science facts is fun. :)

[@blenderbachcgi]

@@johnsheppard5257 I know, but at least he knows the difference between the two paints now. Still some 1337 knowledge to know. :)

[@defrozendonut8715]

As a clockmaker I must say I have fixed many clocks and you sir did an excellent job at the restoration and fixing of this piece

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

thank you

[@kanthvickram4490]

it is a masterpiece and collector's item now..can't put the price on it !!!!!!!

[@imlassuom]

Springs should be removed and extended and mounted at the end no need to zip tie!!

[@olavwilhelm6843]

well i would not trust you with a repair then lol

[@mikes6961]

The glow of those clocks when I was a kid was comforting. Holding it to the lightbulb before bed made it glow bright enough to almost be a nightlight

[@freedomfries6618]

Dents came from some guy waking up and throwing it across the room.

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

😂😂😂

[@ashleythecommenter7112]

I would not be surprised at all 😂😂

[@some1funny28]

Is that called SnOOzE? 🤭💤

[@backgroundcharacter9495]

Guy soon after: why do I taste metal?

[@Kyharra]

I've almost yeeted my phone like that before :/

[@urgolf1974]

I was scared, you would powdercoat the outside "candy red". I was really happy, when you didnt... Excellent job.

[@timowagner1329]

Oh yes, in my eyes that ruins the whole thing

[@zackdrake8735]

whats candy red?

[@hoticeisnice1354]

@@zackdrake8735 paint color, bright, obnoxious, cartoon look, does not fit the antique look

[@zackdrake8735]

@@hoticeisnice1354 cool

[@l.schwendeman3319]

@@zackdrake8735 My father built a drag race car back in the 60's - 70's that was a candy apple red color. He won every race he ever entered it in. Definitely not a cartoon looking paint scheme.

[@sunnyd6019]

Older items like this are just so much cooler than today's items. Great job

[@stephanos6128]

and all the more dangerous. or just as dangerous maybe ive heard of smart phones exploding

[@joannpelas5101]

So true. Except with radium numbers it's both cool and 'hot'!

[@cj0915]

​​@@stephanos6128Samsung Galaxy Note 7: 😐

[@Ash_on_mash]

@@cj0915 😂😂😂

[@user-li3sl9bk4u]

От радиации даже таракан сдох. Хороша светомасса. Раньше на Ra-226 не экономили ))))) Надеюсь что этот мастер до сих пор жив.

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

My grandma worked in a factory painting radium dials along with many other women on the assembly line. She told us stories how most of the women would wet the tip of the brush on their tongue and lips to make a fine point before dipping into the radium paint then painting the dial details and then making a fine point again in their mouth with the brush just used to paint radium on the watch, clock dials and hands. Rinse repeat. For years for many of them, though I think she did that work for a couple years at most Needless to say, most of those women died of varied oral, throat and other cancers. My grandma said she never put the radium covered brush in her mouth,and perhaps wore gloves. She lived normally into her late 80s, outliving her coal miner husband who died of congestive heart failure partly related to black lung, coal dust issues.

[@projektkobra2247]

A story I know well....I saw one of those poor ladies in a camera store I worked in after high school. Her injury was quite horrid, and only the manager lady would deal wth her as we were little twerps and were grossed out. I never forgot that and felt bad about my behaviour ever since.

[@thewolfin]

"Phossy jaw" has its own wiki article. Absolutely tragic tale of the industrial era. Shame it's not more well-known. At least things seem to be improving, with the most recent similar story I can think of being "popcorn lung"

[@matthewcarter2683]

personally I would have kept the radium. I feel that was something really special about it. Hazardous as it may be, it would have been fine in the clock i think. Not like you're eating the radium paint

[@Martinmull1995]

My thoughts exactly. This is not a restoration as to make it exactly like it would have been originally. I think taking the radium out kinda killed the whole vibe

[@datbanan2717]

i get liking the look of the radium, but radiation is seriously something not to fuck with, especially with long term exposure to it (if you are going to use that clock as a waking alarm you will be next to it for the entire time you sleep every day). it was a good idea to get rid of the paint

[@leam1978]

I agree about keeping the radium paint, but would be interested in actual measurements how radioactive it would be. I know it was hazardous to the laborers who built it, but to someone who owned it?

[@zielonyfenix8193]

@@datbanan2717 Well, body of the clock will stop alpha and most of beta radiation, what remains of beta will be stopped by air in front of the clock . All that remains is gamma. We have no idea how strong was that clock, but radium watches are safe enough to carry for a few hours a day without dramatically rising your chance to get cancer. If someone uses it as a waking alarm then who knows, but it should be safe enough to place on a shelf just to check what hour it is.

[@Guythatknowsitall88]

Agree. Not much of a restoration if you remove the main selling point. Its no longer a radium clock....its just another run of the mill antique knock off although well restored.

[@sirmaverickrock]

Dude, the trick with the shrink wrap... Genius! I've always wondered how I could keep my specialty screws protected from scratches, you taught me how I put some heat shrink on my pliers as well as my flat screw drivers. Also, now I know how gold plating is done. Well done sir!

[@semyprecious]

I thought I'd have to speed through the mundane parts, but watching your work had me transfixed. Beautiful job! You're so talented.

[@footofjuniper8212]

An insect inside the clock? Was it a...tick?

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Perfect comment haha

[@samuelfellows6923]

😁, 🙃

[@DJKC]

Had the same thought. That should be it's name.

[@kasugaifox8571]

I think it was a lady bug. 🤔

[@prasadsk3578]

He or She was the Caretaker of the Clock.

[@scottloessel6493]

I remember when I was a kid I wanted and old fashioned alarm clock like this for some reason. So my Grandma/Nana gave me one that looked kinda like this one for Christmas. The only thing was I didn’t know how loud theses things ticked! Kept me awake at night!

[@JELLY_F1SHY]

Did the craftsman who made that alarm clock expect his watch to be revived by another craftsman 100 years later? That is so amazing.

[@deerazor8280]

It's probably the same craftsman

[@coldsalt6678]

The craftsman probably died of radiation poisoning

[@jadneves]

@@coldsalt6678 sim minha avó conviveu por décadas com um Véglia similar em seu criado cujos dados eram assim fosforescentes mas um incêndio em seu quintal aqueceu seu rosto que lhe despertou um câncer fatal.

[@user-of5zn8ku4r]

Браво! Ювелирная работа на высочайшем уровне! Теперь эти прекрасные немецкие часы проживут ещё 100 лет! Мастеру моё восхищение!👍👍👍

[@MrDacnick]

Этот мастер- просто дурак... работая с предметом, классифицируемым как радиоактивные отходы средней активности- загадил всю мастерскую радиоактивной пылью от этих часов, да еще и сам надышался

[@YuriySt-jh2nz]

Прекрасная работа, теперь эти часы можно с почетом захоронить в хранилище радиоактивных отходов! Пока светомасса была новая, они были относительно безопасны. Теперь это маленькая радиоактивная "грязная бомба".

[@jean-lucjla2987]

L'espoir fait vivre, mais 100 ans avec les mêmes ressorts ....

[@dingo1666]

Oooh, I had an [almost] identical one to wake me up for primary school in the 1970s [Germany]. Such a nice restoration.

[@joedavis6029]

I love to watch craftsmen work. It's rather therapeutic to just hear the actual sounds of the process and I appreciate it more than be adequately expressed. My hearing is severely impeded. Thank you for this presentation style. Also...now I miss my radioactive clock's ticking while I sleep.

[@rafiksan4162]

Выше всяких похвал. Золотые руки у мастера реставратора. Почёт ему и уважение.

[@mozgotron12]

Я аплодирую Мастеру стоя! Профессионально реставрирует.

[@waldi2302]

You did a wonderful restoration on this old Alarmclock. I have horrible memories on such a terror machine. It woke me all morning at 6 o clock when I had to go to scool and in my first yeaes when I learned my job as an electrician. Well done.

[@thewolfin]

They're cursed machines, for their creation caused much suffering (phossy jaw). It's karma...

[@georges1064]

В 1970-х годах, будучи тогда учеником (лет12-13), я разбирал советский будильник. Помню, что практически на 90% он состоял из таких-же деталей. А может он был и 1 к 1.

[@heartstrong5815]

у меня есть такие. только без пескоструя, ультразвука, и золочения не так то просто их отреставрировать

[@ShankhaShubhra]

The gold plating process is cool af! Watching gold appear out of nowhere!

[@judycardenas4681]

What great patience and skill. Must be very satisfying. Thank you for showing this video. I'm so grateful that the old ways of doing things still exists and you are willing show us what can be achieved.

[@GaryGrube1]

Just the fact that you could remember the gear placement is impressive! My Dad was a horologist. I was constantly impressed with him too. ❤

[@fajarkurniawan9434]

When I disassamble something I always take a lot of photo from every angle So I can reassemble it afterwards 😅

[@GaryGrube1]

@@fajarkurniawan9434 It's funny you said that. I've done that too!

[@SodaPopinksi]

Video means you don't have to remember.

[@eurosat7]

When I was a child we had this exact model. It really got you up for sure. And I remember the glow still being present at 6 AM in winter.

[@fruitl00ps28]

beautiful work! (also, it was nice to hear the sounds without any abrasive music) I love how much care was put in and the insides were polished as well

[@scarborosasquatchstation1403]

Great restoration techniques on the Antique German Radium Alarm Clock..... Reminded one of the alarm clock similar in style the old man had for waking up early in the morn for work.... Sounded extra loud like a jackhammer was hitting the bells, now if you did not hear them bells a ringing... then your too sick to go to work.... Secondly the old man would then set the alarm for school in my room , ticking away till the explosion of sound starts emanating from them ringing bells....! Thanks for the memory 😎❤⏰

[@user-ou5tc4qc3f]

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[@TCRTechLife]

The beginning is just priceless 😂😂 but the after oh my it’s amazing gods bless people like this that take old things and make them like new against thank you for restoring amazing things from the past!

[@zeexenon2240]

Dumpster diver, c. 1952, this boy collected these and studied them. If we had grown up together, we'd make great pals. A decade later, I worked with a watchmaker to open used goods safes, repair them, I welded the holes closed, ground them smooth, and repainted them for resale. You are a master.

[@lyvwyr70]

A better restoration than many I have seen who just clean something, put it back together and call it restored.

[@markofashion1790]

Great job love the bass you refinish. Amazing back to life. My grandpa had a similar alarm clock he was born in 1900 memories. I remember this story glow in the dark back to the 1920s Radium Girls were female factory workers who contracted radiation poisoning from painting watch dials with self-luminous paint. Factory in New Jersey from NYC. Thank you for sharing.

[@Wislytig]

Thank you for mentioning, I was wondering about the radium paint!

[@murshid.k7339]

And do you think this watchmaker handled the radium in the right way?

[@hamanonaozumi3924]

Wow now thats what i call a perfect timing, my alarm in my phone goes off at the exact moment your clock goes off, which makes it more satisfying video😄, i love your plating technique, never seen anyone did that other than submerging the parts👍

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Glad you enjoyed it man, thanks for the positive feedback

[@Abraxas1212]

If you didn't know, that amount of Radium is actually fairly safe to have around, and occasionally handle. And when it's contained as it was, it posed very very minimal danger. All of it combined would only release around 1.5-2x the normal background radiation. Just wanted to say!

[@AlphaFox78]

Zero danger

[@megaaggron9778]

Say that to the radium girls

[@stickyfox]

@@megaaggron9778 The women making those clock/watch dials were handling the material much more than "occasionally."

[@draykeryan631]

Ten danger

[@superplushtiman7ti075]

@@stickyfox yeah, they were working on hundreds if not thousands of these on a regular basis

[@user-if8kq3vn9y]

輝くゴールドのボディーとブラックの文字盤がステキです。 見えない内側を赤のキャンディーカラーで塗装したのは、いつかまた誰かが修理するとき驚いてもらうためでしょうか。 粋ですね。

[@hassanharith6820]

Nice put . . . i like your comment...👍.

[@victoriaslovey4713]

Your attention to detail blows my mind. I don't even know how I came across this video but I watched the entire thing in awwe. Amazing work.

[@kathrynadkisson8964]

What an amazing antique! Thank you for restoring it! You have received the Omnissiah’s blessing

[@BIGWojo68]

Memory Unlocked My grandma had a clock exactly like this one! I thought it was the coolest thing ever!

[@istvankis4089]

I've always loved fine mechanical work, but now I'm in the mood to restore a similar antique. Thanks for this great video.

[@gregpendrey6711]

it is above and beyond. We had crummy knockoffs as 70's kids. So, I am familiar. This is the real McCoy.

[@paulorth2251]

I was thinking the same thing, had one that used while in the Army. It worked well until it didn't, throw it away and buy another one.

[@sinajakelic]

I had this clock as a child (80s) and I did something very similar. In fact the whole disassembly. Not the restoration though 🤣 I just needed to see the insides so bad. So this video was a true flashback. Great stuff, as usual, top notch 💪

[@dmk351]

me too!! :D

[@FreightmareFTW]

This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13 over the course of 1260+ years. Revelation 17 confirms that the beast is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!

[@user-nc4zu4ju4v]

👍Классная работа.Купил недавно на блошином рынке небольшой будильник в деревянном корпусе "Г.Мозеръ и Ко".Знакомый часовой мастер сейчас пытается его вернуть к жизни.Там лопнула заводная пружина и ,возможно,ещё какие-нибудь есть неисправности.

[@GasGotti]

Not sure I’ll ever fully understand the greatness of this video. I don’t even deserve to have access to this.

[@SkyOctopus1]

Fascinating, thanks for that. I used to have one of those growing up and the alarm was so loud and terrifying it would switch you from fast asleep to bolt upright wondering if you'd just had a heart attack in zero seconds flat.

[@dragonslyer74]

At the age of 9 or 10 I had a alarmclock just just like this. Would love to watch it glow in the dark. Never would have guessed it could have killed me.

[@kimberlymorales4869]

You definitely have a true skill in this craftsmanship. This is a masterpiece. It would've been cool if the face plate was metal and coated the same color .

[@LeCrenn]

That was fantastic. I love old clocks, and especially enjoyed watching you cleaning and reassembling the movement. How great to see it working at the end. Thank you so much for doing this!

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Thanks for enjoying 🙏

[@MsALDARI]

OSKUR DORMIENTE SE TANTO POSA....................................

[@ThePratech]

This is the first time ever in my life, I have seen the process of gold plating. Was pretty cool

[@zlcoolboy]

Went from looking like something you would find in a dank basement to something you would find in your grandmother's guest bedroom. Really nice!

[@samharper4289]

Wow! What an extremely awesome restoration! I work on old clocks and pocket watches as a hobby, but don't have the ability to refinish the cases as you did here. I especially thought the nickel and gold plating process fascinating! Wish I knew how to do that! Again, awesome job brother!! 👏

[@crazycarl9484]

Gold standard restoration. Thanks for sharing.

[@shadowtheimpure]

Replacing the brass plating with gold was a stroke of genius. Electroplating with brass is an absolute PITA.

[@Redneck_Hero]

It's really cool to watch the electroplating as you rub it on. I've only ever seen the parts submerged in solution and electroplated that way

[@hpolastrini]

What an amazing work! Perfection. This piece of art brought me good memories of my grandparents. They use to have those type of watches and how satisfied I was to experience again that magical sound when the tik-tok began. Congrats from Brazil.

[@legendkiller456]

This was your second ever official restoration? That's incredible good job!

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Subscribe if you haven’t 🥺

[@TheWinjin]

Reminds me of a certain other channel in all the best ways. Sound quality and set design, the order, the colors - loved it. Please, carry on, it's going to be a pleasure to watch other restorations!

[@logan317b]

This was one of the best and most enjoyable restoration videos I've seen. You chose such a unique and bizarre item and restored it beautifully, it looks like it came right out of the factory all those years ago. You even milled out an exact copy of the missing leg, your dedication is mind-boggling. I know some people are upset you removed the real radium paint, but it's absolutely understandable to me that you'd want something 100% safe, and it still looks beautiful. Keep doing what you're doing this is truly incredible work.

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Thank you for the wonderful comment

[@ianhall4081]

Yeah I don't blame you for taking the radium out that's it's like Bad News and Cancers pretty prevalent enough

[@user-pd5zo5ub5s]

@@ianhall4081 The funniest thing about this fear of radium is that it is in the form of salts and in such quantities is safe already at a distance of 10-15 cm from it. If you do not walk with an object with radium salts tied to your body, there is no danger!

[@possibleproblem479]

Yeah on that note though, id be careful with the paint that was sandblasted off and make sure its disposed of properly. It could do damage to ecosystems and possibly slightly poison the water table. I doubt in that small quanity it would be that dangerous. But imagine 10-15 radio illuminescent restorations later... When that stuff gets into your body it could seriously do some damage.

[@jamesfield5346]

You are absolutely 💯 % gifted with your craftsmanship and abilities. I am just starting restoration as a hobby. I only hope God grants me a fraction of your talents. Great work and thank you.

[@optimus75]

An extremely well made video deeply satisfying on so many levels to watch. Your a highly skilled craftsman. Very pleasurable to watch you create & restore in this video from beginning to the very end. Thank you

[@ET-cj8jo]

Excellent restoration. I have a ww2 radium military pocket watch (bought in the UK). When I bought it I had not known it was a radium watch. It no longer glows (the phosphor has degraded) but the radium still emits strongly, even through the steel back of the watch, and even through 2mm lead. I have measured the sievert level (using a laboratory instrument) and any close contact will give you a year's allowable level in just a few minutes. The watch is thus highly dangerous and I keep it inside a "cave" of 100mm lead blocks, along with a radium compass. When I can figure out how to dispose of them I will do so, but it so far seems very difficult and expensive in Japan where I live. I thus agree completely that the restorer of the clock carefully disposed of the radium. However, it would have been better if a radioactivity measuring device had been used to assess the clock's condition before and after radium removal, and also around the work surface (radium dust might have fallen out on disassembly), though I understand such devices are not readily available and are expensive. Note also that one commenter wrote that the radiation would only reach 10-15cm from the clock and thus is safe to leave the radium. From my experience I disagree, the radiation can reach much further and will readily penetrate the glass front. In addition leaving the radium means the owner could not enjoy glowing clock hands unless the radium is removed and mixed with a phosphorus glowing substance. That would be a very dangerous activity. Kudos to the restorer for the removal of radium and replacement with safer substances.

[@murshid.k7339]

You are absolutely true, in these clicks the amount of radium will be higher than watches. This watchmaker should be very careful while dealing with these and since he is a watch maker he might be doing this many times. This is the second video that iam seeing mishandling of radium included watch within two days. Even a geiger muller counter will be able to see the radiation. These watchmakers should be careful and people who are watching this video and want to do the same should be also careful.

[@user-wh4th7zr8o]

I had to watch this video a second time because this was the most professional restoration I’ve ever seen

[@game84cube]

Working on a clock would worry me because of the mechanisms within. I feel like I'd just end up getting new ones, but the fact that you repaired it from the inside out really impresses me

[@johnkemas7344]

Great restoration job I must say!! I'm always intrigued by watching other people restore stuff besides me.

[@enersens]

Respekt für die Arbeit am Uhrwerk und die Detailgenauigkeit.

[@pazerfaust45]

Eres muy bueno en esto, le das la vida de nuevo a las pequeñas cosas convirtiendolas en obras hermosas, mis respetos para ti.

[@badbaton4692]

Браво!!! Лучший канал посвященный реставрации! Качество видео стало просто великолепным

[@donaldsinclair6440]

What

[@ggrey5990]

@@donaldsinclair6440 is it too challenging to press the auto translate button?

[@elmiry2010]

Thank you for the high definition of the video

[@rus333.]

Отличная работа! Привет из Беларуси! 🇧🇾

[@Desco-a-lenha-no-Lombo]

Just a few people in the world do this. Simply ARTISTIC!!

[@SalTheCat]

I have those exact green and black pliers for model-making and I love them 😂

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Harbor freight gang

[@lootownica]

Awesome! I like that moment where parts were appearing on the table one by one with their own sound, that was safisfying 👍

[@user-rr5ju9lq1r]

Я тоже восстановил несколько старых будильников, но до такого, что проделали Вы, мне далеко. Супер!

[@namelessperson98]

This video made me be interested in mechanical clocks. After watching this video, I've bought 5 double bell alarm clocks, 2 pocket watches(1 for one of my family's present) and a seiko watch.😂😂😂 I am poor now.

[@SatisfyingRestoration]

Great to hear! Watch collecting can be a dangerously addictive

[@alitlweird]

This is one of the most satisfying and gratifying restorations I’ve seen. I had an alarm clock like that as a kid. I earned it selling candy or magazine subscriptions or something. The tick tocking put me right out. Thanks for posting! ⏰ 🥳

[@thestrangegreenman]

I have to admit, I was hoping you'd touch up the radium paint with a fresh coat of phosphor so that it would glow again, but that bit of fancy doesn't detract from how amazing a restoration this was. It was a lot of fun to watch!

[@tooleyheadbang4239]

Can you advise on how I can go about re-coating the phosphor on my Westclox? The radium is still OK, but the phosphor must be burned-out, because there is not a glimmer of light, even in total darkness.

[@midei]

This is amazing. I’ve enjoyed every minute. You deserve hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

[@user-wh4th7zr8o]

Millions*

[@JacobTechShit]

Heh every minute… punny

[@FreightmareFTW]

This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13 over the course of 1260+ years. Revelation 17 confirms that the beast is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!

[@user-qz9zu1fq9k]

Such intricate detailing and precision! A sublime restoration

[@bertdejesus3578]

amazing for some people who has this patience to restore old relics. Great job!!

[@netherfreakultima4498]

Man, this guy is so resourceful and talented whe it comes to restoration ^^

[@MrMississippiMan]

Dude why would you remove the radioactive paint? That would've been the best part

[@robertstates]

he wouldn't have been able to polish the hands properly.

[@adamoneale4396]

On the one hand, I'm very impressed by how much time and effort this chap took to service and repair a cheaply made alarm clock that would usually go in the "not worth repair" box. On the other hand, I almost had a stroke seeing no bushing work done and at the amount of oil used. Seemed a very thick oil, too.

[@bobjimenez4464]

An excellent restoration of an old alarm clock. Amazing display of the tools, materials and methods

[@Sannosama]

Sublime craftsmanship, my good fellow. Extremely well done and ever so satisfying to watch you work. Thank you~

[@jayleenichols3046]

Best restoration I've seen in a while. I really enjoyed this video. Beautifully done.

[@cattythecat9161]

great idea to use shrink tube over your pliers... i will adopt this 😜 Lets call him "Rudi the Bug"

[@transistor754]

Brilliant and high quality work. Taught me a lot. P.S. the numerals and the dots are Radium as well. Just as well you used gloves. The paint fades (so doesn't glow) but Some of the Radium in the paint will be active for 1600 years. Like you said don't breathe or ingest it in any way. Good job!

[@Telephonebill51]

They don't use REAL radium anymore, idiot, it's insanely radioactive. They use cheap glow in the dark paint.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

I was wondering why he didn't lume the numbers, but who really needs it when the hands glow?

[@user-px9xw2ot2i]

До реставрации у часов была красота старины, после красота новизны. Хорошая работа. При покраске красным цветом напряглась, но все закончилось благополучно.

[@martynewport]

Wonderful restoration! I wish I could have this clock at home!!

[@le-blat]

Mis abuelos eran relojeros. Yo solía arreglar este tipo de relojes con ellos. Me encantaban y es el.dia de hoy que conservo la mesita con mi lugar de ese taller. Muy lindo video. Muchos recuerdos!

[@dr.a.995]

Geez, another mesmerizing vid. And this one I know I could not do. “Radium” would be enough to keep me from really messing it up!

[@kaibaird6915]

Great video. Love watching powder coating. The finished product was so lovely. Can't wait for the next video.

[@meisterbastler]

I love watching old clockwork restorations, especially this one because as a child i had exactly this old beast that woke me up every morning for school. Still remember that annoying ringing. And yeah, it was a little radioactive but it did glow for hours, todays clocks just minutes. Great work and awesome video. 👍

[@creepypasta877]

The work you show in the video is truly amazing, let me tell you that you are a true artist

[@bambangwicaksono2348]

I always respect when tear down any parts make no other damage. Salute!

[@kenneth.williams1274]

I enjoyed watching your video what really impressed me was when you took the clock mechanism apart. I myself have taken many of things apart in my life and taking apart stuff with small parts such as that is very impressive to me. awesome video.

[@drewbreezy5854]

Love that. I need an alarm clock like this In my life. A classic look

[@lukass7156]

the clock turned out so beautifully! I'm sure it's original maker would be very proud of you

[@luisrolandozarceno1609]

Exelente trabajo, hecho con mucha experiencia, conocimiento, delicadeza y muy detallista. Mi admiración y respeto, gracias por compartir tan valioso video, valió la pena verlo completo, saludos...

[@ilonamollema6467]

This clock looks amazing! It reminds me of the bright yellow clock I had as a child. The tick tock sound was so calming while laying in my bed. And the sound of the alarm bells..... this video really bring back so much memories. (I'm getting old🙈) Really love the fact that you've made a special tool for the lathe. It's so ingenious! The gold plating was like magic.🤩 Can't wait to see what your next restoration will be. Hope you will be posting soon!