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Hello, I'm a time traveler from almost three years in the future. I have one of these spiffy watches, but it doesn't have any gasket for the caseback. The caseback also won't stay on. These statements are presumably related. Can you point me at where I can find a replacement gasket? Google is useless because I get nothing but people selling watches, and parts for Bison brand coolers.

I think the lift angle is 44°. Not 52°.

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I have an Etermatic 1000 with this very same movement, and the click spring has pinged away never to be found again 😞 Trying to fold a new one didn't work, I have nothing like it in my box of spares and am stuck. Where would one buy such a cliskspring? Apart from that it's a beautiful movement!

Have a business link?

Люблю такие калибры часов. Хорошее восстановление.

Do you have a piece of hard candy in your mouth or a halls

Ottimo lavoro. Posso mettere un trasformatore da 12 v 8amp ?

Great job overall and I really like that dial! I know nothing of Benrus' history, but that movement looks distinctly not Japanese and has many hallmarks of being Swiss. Except maybe the keyless, the joke spring is a shape I have not seen before. What makes you say it's a Seiko dericative? Keep up the good work, I had to search for an hour yesterday to find your channel again, Google isn't offering me your videos 😞

So incredibly helpful! 🙏 I’m working on the same movement right now!😂

Why does he eat while repairing the watch??

Joke from communist era : Anouncement of Pravda newspaper: Soviet Union won Swiss watch competition again..... Soviet watches were the fastest.

Good work and nice watch, what the lubricants that you use ? What is the model of camera ?

Dario hello, I'm looking for thid model Certina DS-2, any suggestion what I should look at for an original one, there is any risk of a not original? Maybe do you want sell this one? Hehe

Dario, do you have any contact of your perdonal business?

Bravo!

Tic toc tic toc ……good bye after 3 min

And again the stem and crown just magically disappear.... can you post a video hon how to remove the stem since its not in this video at all? 😢

Buenas tardes; cuando yo tenga la sabiduría suficiente para acometer una faena de este trabajo... ya me podré ir por el mundo. felicidades por el vídeo y muchas gracias por su tiempo, me ha resultado espectacular su trabajo. Saludos.

BENRUS very very old vintage watch, I have, too.

It is enough if you only use one oil to oil the watch

I have disassembled one of these and I'm watching a few similar assembly videos. This is by far the clearest and best photographed. Thank you. I got this watch for my 18th birthday and I'm now 72 and just taken up watch repair. It has been in a drawer, broken, for 35-40 years. I had to buy a new hour wheel because there were teeth missing. I guess I was too rough with it at some point when it jammed. I can't see any other damage.

Habe selber die Uhr. Nur leider ist das Gehäuse nicht mehr schön.

Sehr interessant. Sehr schöne Uhr. Hat etwas meditatives Ihnen zuzuschauen.

Looks garbage though 🤮

Proprio come hai descritto! L ultima spira della spirale toccava l altra leggermente, adesso tutto a posto, solo da regolare un po'. Per la posizione di partenza farò riferimento al video che hai postato. Grazie ancora!

Buongiorno, avrei da chiederti un parere, è normale che a secondo come regolo il registro del bilanciere vada a toccare l interno della massa oscillante? Grazie per la tua gentilezza, Simone

How much does a service like this typically cost?

Hi, thanks for uploading this video. I have a Ebel 214 to service which I believe is largely the same. Can I ask what lubrication you used on the reverser wheels please?

Whats the name of the tool u open the case with?

Thank you. One thing to mention is that both the crown wheel and ratchet wheel screws are left hand threaded on this movement. Ratchet wheel screw probably wasn't seized at all.

Great video, thank you! (Just a tip for the future: The Lift Angle for these movements is 42⁰ , not 52⁰ 👍)

Note to the Benrus crew.. that male snap in winding stem piece is PN is 404M

Hah, I own one just like this one and I also brushed all of the polished surfaces, exactly like this.

I have a DS2 but it is missing the yellow seal! Do you have the reference? And do you think it is so important? Congratulations for the work 👏👏👌

Glashütte GUB Bison. Ein traumhaft schöne Uhr.

Again, great work: 👍👌👏! The box that houses the movement could be nicer, though. It is particularly sad that you do not see the movement at work 😩. Maybe you can find a better way to house these wonderful mechanics?

Thank you for sharing this excellent video on RUclips: 👍👌👏!

Lovely work. Thanks for sharing!

Excelente reloj es de los años 70s verdad

Thank you very much for the video and I am looking forward to part 2!

Very interesting movement/clock. Nice lathe work done for parts.

Did You ever think about using denture cleaner on the dial ? It could hide a lot of the green cracks .

Nice video, could you tell me what would be service and repair cost for such a watch?. I have my late grandfather's longines with the different case shape, but it should be the same movement auto 890.1.

One or two explanatory comments please… isopropyl alcohol or just water for cleaning the electronics?

good job , all my respect

This case did not have any polished finishes. The edge of the case was brushed horizontally and the rest had a deeply grained finish done with a lapping machine. It’s a bit of a shame seeing overpolished watches.

Hi! Do you sell this watch ?

Great, an original Laco from ww2 era in nos condition! Excellent service Job. I have been to Laco in Pforzheim but they had nothing like your watch. Thanks for sharing! Regards from Argentina.

I think the brand is actually called Seca, not Leca. Thanks for the video, I'm currently trying to do a restoration of exactly the same type of watch as my first project...