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I hope the dail wasnt radioactieve?

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nice but where is the scam

ya I bet she was even more shocked when she got your bill

Love the silence. Love the work. Thanks

Well done, lovely job! You never said why the bezel was loose and how you fixed that? I doubt you were scammed. If you buy from eBay chances are you bought it about half the price you would sell it for. If it ran a bit, for some people that’s good enough. However I ask a lot of questions before I bid, but even then some sellers pretend they are not watch people when in fact they sometimes know more than they let on, they just don’t want to tell you what might be wrong. I would suggest if you want more views of your videos on RUclips try adding a voice over in English, even if you are not that good you will get a lot more views. Good luck.

I am sure that you are doing a good job, but am afraid that the your photography of the disassembly techniques are often blocked by by your hands and fingers, as well as there being a lack of magnification of the process, such that the process cannot be adequately viewed. I think that you will have to greatly improve on those elements before yo will start getting a lot of views. Good luck to you though.

This watch should be some where of fortys decade.

What was final beat error? Close to zero I hope. Final amp and rate in 5 positions?

Which drum did you use for main spring

Thumbles = Finger Cotts.

So what I'm seeing is, your friend bings you watch adventures. 🤭🫡

Nice Chronograph, nice job. It's only a scam if you paid too much for it and in all honesty, if you did that, it's your fault. It looks like it came with everything you needed to complete the job.

When an eBay seller advertises a watch as 'runs', they don't mean it runs very well, or for very long. The best bet is to assume the worst. I keep my expectations and offers both very low. When looking at pictures think about what they're NOT showing you. I think we all know that at the very least it's going to have to be taken apart, cleaned, put back together, lubricated, and regulated.

Why so much areas of the watch you leave it without oil? I saw the mainspring no having any oil, and the winding click.

Bit error too much , you have to adjust it

Beautiful watch..? Beautiful work!

Great idea, make things much handier

Are you going to tell us what is happening????

Can you use a soft brush to help clean the movement plate? Or is that corrosion damage? It always looks like dust that’s been there for a long time and won’t come off without a little mechanical scrubbing.

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Great vid! Obviously you know what you're doing. You may already know this but my "trick" to getting the beat error really close after I staff a watch is to install only the balance assembly and the pallet fork with bridge. You can then clearly see where the arm of the pallet sits between the banking pins. Makes it way easier to determine which way to rotate the HS collet. I use a balance tack to hold the balance bridge while I rotate the collet. Once the arm is centered visually between the banking pins you should be close on beat error.

I can’t find the Mainspring for the Citizen 6000. Are there other compatible calibers that have the same spring?

Hi, congratulations nice job! I have the same one and I should change the glass, can you tell me what type of glass it has? if you have the code maybe?

Thanks for the video! I really enjoyed it!

Booooo no narration. Subbed anyway to throw ya a bone

P r o m o S M

Voiceover instead of subtitles please. Is this about storytelling and watchmaking or ASMR? 🤔

An der Unruhe/Spirale zu arbeiten ist nicht ohne. Daher Respekt dafür. Sehr gut 👍🏻

amazingly beautiful watch

How did beat error turn out using beat corrector. I question if a balance complete at $120.00 wouldn’t have been better use of time and money.

You have good screwdriver control.

Excellent work and a beautiful watch.

Great work, well done. In English a thimble refers to a rigid covering for a finger, like when sewing to prevent getting pricked by the sewing needle. The finger coverings you’re using are referred to as “finger cots”. Edit to add : You explained the ‘anti-spread’ well. In English the anti-spread is referred to as ‘epilame’. It is ok to submerge the escape wheel completely into the epilame, but once it is dry the pivots should be poked into some pithwood several times to remove any epilame from the pivots. The pallet fork should not be submerged completely in the epilame, you should only dip the pallet stones and the part of the fork that holds them into the epilame. The fork pivots, the horns and safety dart should not be treated. Just dip the stones into the epilame and let it dry.

Great work and a super result.

Looks like a late 1940s face, but is the movement an older one?

Nice.

Great hairspring work. It's not easy to do!

Excellent work on the watch and video! Really enjoyed that.

Thanks for this video. I have this movement in an old watch I wore when I was a teen, I plan on cleaning it and seeing if the mainspring is serviceable. .

How do you remember each step when assembling?! 😅❤❤❤

thx mate!

Props 👏

Eine tolle Arbeit!

Nice job and nice watch

scammed is double m. but yes you should of claimed your money back

That's the ETA 2836 movement. I have two of those watches, one is a extremely rare one with a red dial. Those watches are still made today with exactly the same dimensions. There has only been slight variations in the dials. 👍

Much better with voiceover!! Great choice