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Super 👌 and very interesting to see how this is done .

Wunderbar!

Hallo, ich habe ebenfalls eine f300hz von meinem Großvater geerbt. Leider ist das Gehäuse sehr zerkratzt. Besteht die Möglichkeit, dass sie sich das angucken könnten ? Bzw. Kann man sie kontaktieren ?

Thank you for making this video. Fascinating to see the process.

Excellent work.

Thanks for nıce vıdeo

Wow! Great restoration job!

Wonderful restoration and happy to be a new follower from Sydney, Australia

Lovely!

There's only 1 way to find out if the old gasket is not as tasty as a cracker.....

You certainly brought an old relic back from the brink...looks lovely ...

Great video! love watching people work on vintage omegas.

Nice job, I like your work! and you did earn my subscription too

Excellent job, as usual....

The cleaning machine is seen so often that I don't really mind if you skip it, maybe just bring it back sometimes, but it doesn't need to be always in the video at all

Fantastic.. Great idea.

This one was amazing

Thanks RUclips for recommending this wonderful channel

please, show cleaning always

Did you have to use a special basket for the cleaning machine since the parts are so small? Great work as always!

Great job on getting the watch together with spare parts. Just like to know what type of grease you used on the keyless works?

Good idea to get hold of an omega this way😀. Thanks for the nice video.

Thanks! ⌚

Lovely job .

I always marvel at the way the denture tablets seemingly remove the cracks in porcelain dials. That timepiece did come up quite nicely. Your classic Urema cleaning machine looked to be in nice condition too. I would just like to mention that WW2 was from the 1st of September 1939 to the 2nd of September 1945... which I've always found easy to remember because it was 6 years and 1 day long and the 1st of September is an easy date to remember because it was my father's birthday... in 1939!!! I hope you keep posting more of these interesting videos. I subscribed and clicked the bell for all notifications. Hint, hint. 😊

Nice work with the electroplating

Early congrats on the 1k subscribers

Nice work mate 👍

Cool watch and great restoration. Thank you for the generous giveaway too.

What an amazing restoration and such a cool watch. Thanks for the generous giveaway.

Great restoration. Love this new channel

There's just something so satisfying seeing a vintage Omega come back to life!

Great Video. Hope the best for de giveaway^^. Greetings from Switzerland

love the watch and the video. greetingz from holland

Magnífico trabajo, enhorabuena compañero. Saludos desde España, sigue asi

Nice video!

Great job

Fantastic restoration! Good luck everyone!

That is an absolutely beautiful watch! Thank you for your generosity and the opportunity to win it!

Greetings from Germany.

I am waiting for the results with great curiosity.

Omega and Military OMG. I want this watch :)

Nicely done, GWC. It's clear why Swiss made watches are so popular, they are tough and have great longevity.

Love watching you work and explain the process but the music is horrible and makes it difficult to focus solely on what you’re doing.

I like the aging of the lume, but would rather use brewed liquid coffee, than the powder. But the watch still looks beautiful!

I really appreciate your informative commentary and creative use of techniques accessible to a hobbyist! And you capture some operations that are very difficult to film. This watch was interesting - a split bi-metallic compensation balance in a wristwatch! With Nivarox hairsprings coming out in 1933 this must have been right on the transition to monometallic balances even for expensive watches. You triggered me to read about that: Thanks!

This is visual poetry !!

❤

Soldering the caseback was an impressive solution. Being new to watchmaking I would never have thought of that. Also I've seen other watchmaker use liquid coffee but never coffee grounds. It made the lume interesting with the spots.

Hi and Good Luck with the channel! Thanks for the content 🎉