16 Case-Making for a pocket-watch movement B. Haas Jeune & Co, Genève

The end of the series films 1-16 English version: Case-Making for a pocket-watch movement, hunter-case. Closing the fly-lid winds up the main spring. Topic: Dial-Making, Slide-bolt, Setting-Lever, Show

[@toninobaroni1572]

As always.... an utter pleasure watching you craft such a magnificent time piece... Heartfelt Thank you.........but I often ponder why in God’s name does he not have millions of views and subscribers... (sign of the times) smh

[@lohikarhu734]

Ist "außergewöhnlich" das richtige Wort? Absolutely! A superb series, Maestro. An opportunity to see so many techniques and idea, ja, und, denke ich, "Leidenschaft" .....

[@lohikarhu734]

Alles gute! Ein gutes neues jahr.. hoffentlich sind Sie Gesund und etwas glücklich! Wishing you all the best, hoping to see you on KZbin again... starting to reassemble my little Lorch, with all new original paint colour ;-) greetings from B-W land

[@billg125]

I can only echo previous comments - beautiful workmanship. Like the satin finish too

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello Steffen, I have really enjoyed the series... thank you for taking the time to share it with us all... Take care. Paul,,

[@gayle4s383]

Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos! They are excellent in every possible way

[@martinlouden9005]

Absolutely beautiful work Steffen, befitting of the beautiful movement.

[@grottonisred6541]

Simply a masterpiece....you must be very proud Steffen.

[@ianmedium]

Wonderful Steffen, I always so look forward to a new video from you!

[@grottonisred6541]

You must be very proud of your achievements Steffen. This is certainly a masterpiece. The question is what type of mind created this piece all those years ago?

[@OldSkoolF]

Still going strong.... Love it!

[@TheMartinpg]

A great series of videos. I enjoyed watching.

[@Thecompanioncrate]

Merry Christmas Mr. Pahlow, great work and I hope all goes well with you. I look forward to more content from your channel.

[@santecastignani4192]

Amazing work as usual. Chapeau!

[@antsfur]

Great video enjoyed the whole series you are the best no one does it better than you ! Will have to buy your books to fine tune my skills and knowledge. Thank you for the videos Edit. Lovely pocket watch must be worth quite a lot.

[@bfx8185]

Super series! Great masterwork! Thx

[@Neverokful]

Great series as always and interesting that you used the German/English? spelling for the calendar wheel, not French like the days of the week. Stay safe!

[@loricastro3772]

Nice video, thanks for sharing!

[@sentiretina]

Spettacolare, grazie per la condivisione del sapere.

[@maxberezin2407]

Simply marvelous This was an "Avengers: Endgame" of mine

[@dorkflassbury1164]

Nice video. Thank you. Also, nice Apple watch 😉

[@marekkoralewski8757]

dzięki za dreszczyk emocji :) ...

[@janvanruth3485]

thanks for the video

[@therealrepete]

I am very grateful for all your sharing in these videos and your books (which are fantastic!). When you were “rubbing” the dial while it was set in its ring, were you burnishing the edge of the ring over the dial? Too hold it in place?

[@mmsgkg]

Дорогой Учитель, где Вы? Хотелось бы увидеть Вас в новом видео! Dear Teacher, where are you? I would like to see you in a new video!

[@elgustodelreloj4513]

Excelente

[@adrianw.1638]

Verehrter Meister, die Uhr ist bewundernswert und was Ihre Arbeit anbetrifft, fehlen mir die Superlative. Bitte erlauben Sie mir die Frage, warum Sie für das kleine Monatsscheibchen die englischen Abkürzungen gewählt haben. Hätten die französischen hier nicht besser gepasst?

[@stuartmartin3408]

Es ist auf Deutsch....Mai..Okt..

[@spahlow]

Ja, ein Versehen, ich hoffe ja ein Blatt in Metall ergänzen zu können, dann denke ich in französisch

[@carlocugliana195]

carlo cugliana parabens pelo belo trabalho brasil

[@stirlingfromla]

How did the paper (Month) dial magically turn into a metal (enamel) dial?

[@therealrepete]

Looks like a dial blank was in the large stump on the staking tool. The small piece of (double sided tape?) was laid down in the edge of the stump. The paper blank was trimmed and a hole put into its center. Then while holding the paper above the blank and adhesive on the side, a centering punch was used to lay it exactly over the center of the dial blank and then smooth it down onto the adhesive on the side. The brass button had a nib on the under sided (sized for the hole previously marked into the paper blank?) that looks the have centered it below and a mating spot for another punch on the upper side. One sharp strike and it acted as a paper cutter. Like a metal disc punch set would. I would think there was adhesive on the dial blank already to avoid the need to repeat all that alignment work again. Just punch it right into the correct position. Just my thought. But could be way off. :)

[@markjob6354]

*You are a master watch maker Steffen 👍 This is quality work. I would love to see you make an entire watch from the beginning. Do you have any designs in mind for such a project ?*

[@spahlow]

I see, read, and understand you like watchmaking, you asked, yes I made some pocket watches from scratch, look my videos on KZbin or find the answer by getting my website ask for Steffen Pahlow, keep healthy

[@markjob6354]

@@spahlow And I see, read, and understand you, Sir. 👀. I was apprenticed @ 8 years of age to a local watchmaker. He used to hand me an old shoebox full of watches and clocks he could not fix, and I repaired them all. My hope and quest today is to see the development of a mechanicle watch which keeps accurate chronometry equal to a quartz watch, and doesn't require lubrification, which dries out and impedes the function of the movement.

[@zemazemelya645]

Добрый день ждем Ваши работы с ув.

[@ilioemilio3504]

Helo master!!!best regards !!!

[@themaicky3209]

Can you make a case for a fusee pocket watch?

[@christiandettmer4428]

Und bitte die Schrift angleichen an den Monats-Wochentag-ring!