Swiss Clone Stake Set

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Introduction and Description of the Hobbyist Watchmaker Swiss Close Stake Set. Comparisons with Vintage sets in technical parameters, and finally a description of the quality checks performed on each and every Stake Set to ensure a great experience.
    The Hobbyist Watchmaker's mission is: to lower the barrier of entry for Hobbyists into the watchmaking field by providing effective, quality tools within the reach of the everyday Home Watchmaker.

Комментарии • 27

  • @Seftdelmer
    @Seftdelmer 3 месяца назад

    Thanks for making this, I wasn't sure about the clone sets, but given your information I might now be tempted.

  • @misteryman5109
    @misteryman5109 Год назад +1

    This is a really informative video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.

  • @FannieLaGreca
    @FannieLaGreca Год назад

    Thank you. I bought one to begin my new hobby of watch repair.

  • @pammoore8963
    @pammoore8963 2 месяца назад

    Great comparison! Thanks!

  • @watchget1972
    @watchget1972 Год назад

    I've been thinking for a long time about whether I should buy this clone staking set. I had my doubts about the quality. But now that I've seen your video, the decision is easy for me. I will buy this clone set. Thanks for this helpful video.

    • @tylerfukuda
      @tylerfukuda Год назад

      Where do you get them from??

  • @4godandcountry663
    @4godandcountry663 Год назад +4

    I would take a vintage set all day. They made things way batter back then. They made things to last. Now things are made to be trashed

    • @davideyt1242
      @davideyt1242 11 месяцев назад +2

      they made things to last, today they make things to last a fixed amount of years so that you will be forced to buy a new set every X years.. for cheap products I can understand but for very expensive tools this is just pure greed, if you sell a tool that costs $100 to produce for $1400, it should freaking last a lifetime.. your profit margin is already calculated into the massive price multiple times over

  • @steinskotmyr2194
    @steinskotmyr2194 7 месяцев назад +1

    Very informative and I am surprised that the Chinese one came out so good. However I would love to see a comparison of the usefulness of the Chinese set based on the fact that it perhaps has only 1/3 of the tools included. Is it possible to purchase additional stakes and anvils for the clone? Perhaps the included set is even more than adequate for the hobbyist watchmaker? (If I have nothing to worry about I’ll just run and buy one).

  • @martinstabb7059
    @martinstabb7059 5 месяцев назад

    Very interesting and gives comfort as to quality but are there any stakes missing in what you get in the base set? Can other stakes be purchased if one you need is not in the base set.

  • @Tinman97301
    @Tinman97301 10 месяцев назад

    What happened bro? Would love to see what you got. I want to see what you got

  • @B48736
    @B48736 Год назад

    That's awesome. Thanks so much for that video. Keep going! Is the clone set compatible with Bergeon stakes?

  • @MiguelBricaBrac
    @MiguelBricaBrac 3 месяца назад

    Do you know if the base to utilize the stumps in the die plate will also be offered??

  • @maddewey8063
    @maddewey8063 Год назад

    Nice video. Where can we purchase?

  • @EricDatry
    @EricDatry 5 месяцев назад

    Do you sell tools and supplies? I’m just beginning my journey.

  • @danielmatatov1186
    @danielmatatov1186 8 месяцев назад

    Is the white one good ? To buy ?

  • @vascovisser
    @vascovisser 4 месяца назад

    I expect the vintage stakes to be hardneded at the business ends only. The butts of the stakes are not hardened, so they don´t break on impact of the hammer. The Chinese stakes might not be hardened at all...

    • @termonostruman
      @termonostruman 13 дней назад

      chinese do what they want your just biying the cheapest version

  • @ticktockmoto7301
    @ticktockmoto7301 Год назад

    no link to store, what's your website

  • @ricobos1129
    @ricobos1129 3 месяца назад

    What is the diameter of the clone set stakes?

    • @jakelewis3d
      @jakelewis3d Месяц назад

      5mm, presumably because they could get cheap steel at this diameter. The Bergeon upon which this clone is based, along with the two vintage models in this video, and most other makes, are all the 4.7mm standard

  • @alquiros4855
    @alquiros4855 Год назад

    Where can I buy your staking set clone ?

  • @azsharptime549
    @azsharptime549 6 месяцев назад

    how to order this tool kit

  • @alquiros4855
    @alquiros4855 Год назад

    Do you get these from aliexpress?

  • @ramprasad-jp3wq
    @ramprasad-jp3wq Год назад

    Ramprasath Reginal watch service Devangar street Thevaram Theni district Tamilnadu soth india.i wanted watchmakars Staking set tools your help with my friends for the first.

  • @1htalp9
    @1htalp9 Год назад

    One 1 year old video? No links to your store. What happened to this channel? Give up?

  • @davideyt1242
    @davideyt1242 11 месяцев назад +2

    Guy don't even know how to correctly pronounce "Bergeon" (one of the world's most known watchmaker tool manufacturers since decades) sell watch tools? I don't know if I can even take this review seriously..
    now seriously... Bergeon....not BerGeRon (or whatever he says). pronounce it like this: BER - GE- ON (the "GE" in a french accent, like JE).
    I know pronunciation has nothing to do with watchmaking skills, but those who sell watchmaker tools should have enough experience with at least knowing their field good enough to correctly pronounce the professional terms.