Vintage Chopard pocket watch LUC disassembly My First!

Part 1 of 2. This is my first shot at taking a watch apart to help learn how to service my own watches. I am learning from Mark Lovick of The Watch Repair Channel. These are great courses and I have learned a ton!
This Chopard LUC pocket watch with Briguet overcoil hairspring in a silver hunter case (grouse stamping and hallmarks) with interesting peatures like Ancre Ligne Droite, Chaton jewels, Levies Visibles 2 Plateau, Balancier Coupe, and 15 Rubis, is a high quality watch made around 1910, I think. I got it cheap, so I am risking very little if I screw it up :) ...Which I didn't do! Turned out that I was able to put it all back together and it kinda works. I need to take it apart again and do a proper job of oiling it. But I learned a ton!
Music is ES_A Letter from the Caspian Sea - Daniel Kaede From Epidemic Sound

[@roygardner2374]

A nice pocket watch for a very good price!

[@ADudeAndHisWatches]

I couldn't believe it what I found it :)

[@Curtishardy09]

Nice vid bro. I’ll check out the others when I can. Good talk tonight.

[@ADudeAndHisWatches]

Thanks! My older videos are pretty bad, but the later ones got better :)

[@timothythomas1626]

I too have wanted to dive into the watch tinkering .And really been wanting to do a Build .

[@esteban8840]

very nice watch, the dial is not porcelain but enamel, why do americans often confuse thoes? good restoration and nice video

[@ADudeAndHisWatches]

Thanks for stopping by! You are right, we do get them confused. : /

[@esteban8840]

@@ADudeAndHisWatches now no know, they are very different

[@timothythomas1626]

Is your Class Online? Or Local?

[@ADudeAndHisWatches]

It is online :) www.watchrepairlessons.com/