Beginners Guide to Working On Automatic Watch Systems
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2022
- In this video we go over cover how the 3 most common self winding system used in automatic watches work as well as how to inspect, service and lubricate them.
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There’s important content in this that I’ve never seen in many excellent videos on other channels. I especially value the timing - I’ve serviced about 25 mechanical wind watch movements- some multiple times- and have just acquired a vintage automatic Seiko watch to service. The details you provided here will be really helpful as I graduate into automatic movements. Your teaching style is excellent and very much appreciated! Bravo!
Your bonus tip was fantastic. Buying these costly once-a-year products is expensive. Thanks for your video series. You are a very good teacher.
Thank you immensely for sharing your knowledge and tips.
Just watching your videos has a healing rherapeutic influence.on my mind. Maybe I love watch movements too much
As usual, great content that isn’t covered by many others.
As a hobby watch maker, I've seen many videos on RUclips to learn about (dis)assembly, cleaning, lubrication and regulation. Your videos are WAY BETTER than the video I've seen elsewhere. Very entertaining and educating with excellent explanations and 'in depth' information. Again, in my opinion, much better than the other channels with - in some cases - hundreds of thousands subscribers. How come you "only" have 30K subscribers? Thanks for your channel and please keep ut the good work and footage, there's so much to learn for me! Regards from The Netherlands
Absolutely the best explanation of how and why ETA reverser wheels are lubricated the way they are. Thank you.
I've enjoyed watches for several years, never very expensive ones, but automatics really have my heart. I've been steadily viewing your tutorials, working toward getting the tools and the courage to begin taking apart a movement. I recently purchased three vintage automatic Seikos that will likely be the first candidates and this video is timely. Keep up the good work, we appreciate it.
Awesome video!!! Thank you for posting and the great tips!!
Thank you for your no-nonsense approach, I started on this journey at the age of 70 and I wish your tutorials were around then they are so very helpful. Thanks again.
Great video with very useful information that I will be using very shortly. Thank you!
Happy days. I was jonesing for your next video to drop. Thanks to you, I have been stripping the pallet fork, cleaning it, trying to lube the exit stone, f**k up, repeat and repeat until I have something close to what you instructed. The only thing I have not been able to do yet is see the backlash when testing the power train. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work my man.
Another awesome video.
Great tutorial. I've done many seikos but no ETA nor bumpers so far. It's great to know how they work too. I'll keep this video with my favourites collection to review it when needed. Thanks.
Another excellent training video. Thank you very much.
Your videos are very instructional and you have a great way of teaching. I kinda want to get on this hobby, and your content has been invaluable. Thank you very much, and keep up the great work!
Such clear and excellent explanations.
Great tip there at the end. Thanks alot!
Great video with very useful information. Thank you!
Thank You for the information, it makes my hobby more fun!