Restoration of a Rusty Bruno Söhnle Glashütte Automatic-Watch - Sellita SW-200 Full Service
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- This time i´am restoring an automatic wristwatch. The model is called
"Lagomat" and it´s made by Bruno Söhnle in Glashütte (Germany).
It is powered by an Sellita SW-200 movement, made in La Chaux-de-Fonds
(Switzerland) and modified by Bruno Söhnle. The saphire crystal is
surrounded by a rose gold ion-plated stainless steel bezel. The black
dial with rose gold indices and hands complete the portrait of this
elegant dresswatch priced at approx. 1300 USD.
Unfortunately the watch isn´t running at all, the crown-stem is
broken and there is quite some rust inside this beautiful movement.
The watch and especially the strap is dirty and smells awful.
It seems like some of the rust and dirt has found it´s way to the
dial as well and the hands have tarnished over time.
After disassembling the watch, the movement starts moving again.
But as expected, the movement is in a pretty bad condition and loses
several minutes a day. I need to disassemble the whole movement,
clean all the parts and re-assemble it with some fresh oil.
The crown-stem has broken off flush on the crown. No chance to get
it out by handtools, without damaging the crown itself. After 1 week
in an alum/water-bath the stem has dissolved completely and
a new stem can be mounted.
Dial and hands are cleaned and after some slight polishing of
the case and bezel, the watch can be assembled again. Treat this
watch a new strap and enjoy it on the wrist.
A small downer: The rosegold bezel has some slight signs of wear-off.
Re-Plating the stainless steel bezel is a pretty expensive job,
even more if the color shade should match the original. That´s why
i leave it as it is.
I hope you liked this restoration, if so, like, comment and subscribe ;)
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These videos are perfect. Love that there is no narrating; all you hear is the clicks when pieces fall into place. Super relaxing and satisfying. Great job please keep it up.
Exactly... In your silence is the perfection
Jorge Custódio Definitely the full ASMR effect with this guys vids
That's true, I have to try that also on my channel :-). He is doing a realy good job.
@@MrInterkid ⁶😉
Don't forget the socks
I need more videos!! I've watched all of yours at least 5x times each, they're super relaxing and I love watching the craftsmanship
Same!!!
Please
Hell yeah keep them coming!
How much watch
Same haha, maybe some even more 😂
Amazing work. You deserve more views and subscribers. They will come.
Yes man u dont talk dats is what amazing
Needs music 🎶
Lets blow this channel up!!! Quality content. Not like those fake "I happened to find a watch in a rice field that needs restoration" channels that gets millions of views pretending to restore fake watches.
100% agree 👍
Lol I saw that one, well the first 30 seconds before I stopped watching.
Music 🎶?
I’m am just so impressed that you are able to keep you hands so incredibly still. Putting that jewel in the balance wheel pivot would have given me way too much anxiety. Incredible work!
More of this restoration videos pls
It's after 2am and I'm watching these to soothe me into sleep. Better than Valium.
funny. same here :-)
How does someone get into this profession/hobby? I find it super interesting and I would love to give this a try but was wondering where and how to learn.
Either am I
Buy a Rolex and strip it down!
Probably by buying broken watches and repairing them
There are online classes you can take toget you started
mostly by sitting down and studying and then even more sitting and practicing and practicing and practicing and...
Something extremely satisfying about watching you work. Lovely to see such skill and care. Making it like new again instead of conforming to the throw away culture we live in
Also such a wonderful degree of craftsmanship to create the movement to begin with.
Love your channel. You are such a creative person. Bringing life to dead watches. Hats off to your hard work. All the best and keep it up. Already subscribed!👍🏼
Also nice how you fixed the broken stem in the crown, good job!
So relaxing. No music. No narration. Just the sound of watch tools and movement... Perfect.
I laugh every time you throw a strap in the trashcan!!! I know it's coming, but I still can't help myself!!!!!
Just the type of Asmr channel I have been looking for!
Muy buen video "Red Dead Restoration". Exelente demostración. Saludos.
Roberto-Córdoba Argentina.
Rich people be like: "I'm going to buy this nice watch and wear it around like a construction worker would, because the watch is classy but i'm really not".
(Great camera work btw.)
It is not a _that_ expensive watch, much better to use it than have it in a collection gathering dust
Can i send u a watch to restore it for me , if yes , how much please? And how to contact you.
You can actually see the dirt hop off in the ultrasonic thingy! Beautiful restoration, no music as well (Thanks!).
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I Think what makes these Videos awesome is that it's all About the Artistry.....And not about Self Gratification...How many videos have we watched that is about the Individual and not the work being done ........This Brother doesn't find it necessary to even show his Face.....All About the "CRAFT''.....Well Done Young Man
Thank you for not talking...the video and sound are great...I feel so good when I hear your breathing and the sound of your tools clearly...whenever I'm tired and come back from work, and a lot of time I watch your channel's videos before going to sleep...thank you♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍👍
Never heard of the watch brand but it is beautiful and the internal craftsmanship is awesome. Thanks for the video...very enjoyable.
Very nice work.
PS: For a watch named "BS" it looks pretty decent! :D
How can someone treat this watch this badly ? Appreciate your work tho, this video alongside with the militairy watch one gain you a subscribe :)
Die Videos haben eine unglaubliche Ästethik. Man muß beim zuschauen die Luft anhalten. Ganz großes Kino. 👍
How incredibly satisfying this process is.
Brilliant piece of work on a fine watch. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos for us.
at time stamp 9:56 what is that purple thing called, you handle it so carefully like it is dangerous?
That's the shock absorber for the balance staff. I handle it carefully because I don't want to jump out of the tweezer. It is so tiny... Finding it on the floor will be hard 😉
Fascinating skill demonstration, making each part must be even more intricate.
I'M NOT YELLING AND I KNOW THIS WAS SERVICED A YEAR AGO, BUT! I THOUGHT RICHARD HAD STEADY HANDS. YOU TAKE THE "STEADY HANDS" PRIZE. i AM VIEWING THIS ON A 47 INCH FULL SCREEN @ 0.5 SLO-MO SPEED, LCD.THIS SURE IS SWELL VIEWING!!!!!!! CAN YOU PLEASE RESTORE A POCKET WATCH? IF YOU DON'T HAVE ONE I COULD LEND YOU MY 18s 1912 15 JEWEL ROCKFORD WHICH THE STEM SKIPS AND NEEDS A CRYSTAL, (WHICH I HAVE), THANK YOU SIR. OH AND BTW I LISTEN TO 60s, 70s, 80s AND OTHER MUSIC WHIST PERUSING YOUR CRAFTSMANSHIP!
Beautiful job in a lovely watch , I never knew that “Alum” was so powerful, saw it as a comedy item on old Loony Toones cartoons😐😐😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻
I swear you must have the largest DNA donor samples in the world.
What a super sexy watch btw! Great work once again. And thank you once again for the awesome upload.
Where ever you find these watches please let us know. I would like to stay away from these people. Anyone who treats a watch like that has serious issues. Or did the prior owner loose his life in that tragedy?
But as always you do an awesome job. Hey there us a Chinese watch repairer on here that pulls them out of the dirt, out of the ocean and even rusted solid and even in concrete. He works unrealistic miracles in had fantasy world. He should watch your channel. At least your restorations are real.
Sir. You do fantastic work!
Thank you for another fine video!
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Dude, you are like the Swiss Watch of Swiss Watch restoration.
Beautiful rotor on this watch, I love it. Nice video editing as well!
I know you need to know where everything goes to put it back together but that's crazy! I would be way to worried about losing anything and scared to put it back together so many little things
Thank you ! amazingly satisfying and relaxing, great work and beautiful time pieces.
For someone who is starting out, this your old video seems way more achievable than the new videos. Also no silly time travel machine.
Your videos are like therapy, please continue to making them :)
i don't understand how some ppl are neglecting such awesome watches... it pisses me off
Stunning work . It took me an hour to put a second hand back on , cased it up and it fell off ....Thanks for sharing your skills with us .
Neat trick using potassium alum to dissolve the broken stem in the crown.
So dumb, but I just love the sound when you pop off the hands from the dial.
That is a beautiful watch. I do not know much about watches YET but this watch struck me as a quality product. It never occurred to me that Germany made any kind of quality watches . but in my opinion this watch looks fantastic.
Germany is making some awesome watches. Glashütte Original, Steinhart, Nomos, Sinn, Laco, Junghans... for example 😉
Pity they spent so much effort beautifying the movement but the dial design totally didn't match it. Out of curiosity, can you advise what do you use to polish away those hairline scratches? Possible to get at stores/online?
On the case? "Nevr dull"
Should be available at every hardware store 😉
Wow that's an amazing watch .. Rather rare so thank you so much for the video it was a perfect service.
Black and gold is the classiest of look on a wristwatch . Can't stand a thick watch though
This person has golden fingers. The precision of the gesture is close to perfection, they are rare people because to refurbish this kind of broken thing is a feat. It's a company with a lot of people who made this watch. While he is alone
Thanks I appreciate that 👍😉
the cool thing is that you could hide half these parts under your fingernail.
Why don't you clean the dial and hands in the water / soap cleaning machine? Just curious. Love all of your videos!
That would kill the dial painting and the hands 😉
What do the numbers inside the watch mean? The 1-31 ring. Is that like seconds? But that doesn't make sense...?
That's a date disc
Marvelous movement. Shame someone abused it like this.
How could somebody let this watch age that bad? Marvelous restoration job as always!
You got me at 2:06 :D awesome work and nice humor!
BECHER
J’admire l’état de tes mains. Des mains d’horloger.
Merci pour ce partage
Amazing!
Please make more videos!!!
If I remeber correct, the SW200 movement should have two jewel onto the barrel shaft, isn’t it?
By the way, great job, as usual…
One question: why don’t you use the cleaning machine instead the ultrasonic one?
Thanks again…
At this time I didn't had the Elma machine yet 😉
@@RedDeadRestoration aaaaahhhh…I see…thanks for your prompt reply!
About my question concerning the jewels onto the barrel bridge/platine?
i have longed to wait this watch restoration style, the others are either too long or too short, or too simple, or too complicated. this is the video i need. please make more video of watch restoration like this with all swiss watches!
Thanks for your comment
I'm currently working on a tiny swiss ladies watch. I hope I can upload it soon ⌚
better than toy story andy restoration :) such as fast movement i like it
Greetings from México city 🤗🇲🇽🍀:O
In French we call the winding spring, le cheveu (the hair). Is the the new bracelet (Strap) a Hirsch
No it's a Bruno Söhnle original strap 😉
I don't think the case had enough individual parts.
I love your work I hope I can learn some of the skill thanks for sharing
I'm not sure this guy is human. How does he remember where all the tiny bits go? How does he know how to do everything? I think all watches are made on the planet Zowie and these (lovely) aliens come here for fun and fix the watches that we humans don't look after.
2min a day is 1h a month. Just imagine you come 1h late...
Hier sieht man auch schön den Unterschied zwischen einer einfachen und einer hochwertigen Uhr.
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Oh and what a fantastic dial! That is one sweet watch!
And btw nothing wrong with the stem that a little JB weld couldn't fix..But it is best to do that after super gluing the dial in place.
Why was it losing time? Was it dirt or lack of lubrication or something else?
Both
I hope the rest of your videos are much closer to the camera or at least zoomed closer. I like your work.
Yes, they are 😉
Finally after watching all of your video,
i know what the purple thing is...
Shock-absorber
Thanks
Very patiently doing assembling works
although I compained for the scary scull and the name dead I must admit that the videos are perfect. The image is perfect and from all the videos that I have seen of this type the best.
There is something so relaxing when viewing your videos. I also love the wimsy you add at times. First class all the way.
I'm going to be a geek here, but your the only person I've saw using that putty to handle the gem stones. I would imagine they are quite delicate. And yet I've watched other repairers grip them with tweezers across the top and bottom. Surely that would scratch it .
How do you choose which watch to restore? I have a Rolex Oyster manual wind is serious need of attention!
Great video production. Your camera is amazing.
Great job!
Great job. I don’t see loads of lubrification though. Do you skip on the screen intentionally ?
Sometimes I show it, sometimes not. It's not the most interesting part I guess 😉 (for most people)
Red Dead Restoration 😂 for sure !
Perfick! Such a lovely job you did. Great to watch. Thank you.
genius. I've just binge-watched all your videos... It was amazing.
Very beautiful watch. Nice job !!
Good work, great job, well done...😀😂👍
When you replaced the watch stem and had to cut to fit. Is the stem held to the crown by mechanical means (torque) or is it held by a locking compound??
Torque is basically enough
But sometimes I'm adding some loc tite (medium), just to be sure.
@@RedDeadRestoration ah yes, a little 242 does the trick.
@@ditzydoo4378 I'm using 243 😉
@@RedDeadRestoration curious and curious, I must look into this. ~_^
removing the dials seems like the scariest part.
5:15 Hebben de inspringingen in het metaalwerk een doel? Ik zag een video van Patek Philippe die een Grandmaster Chime liet zien met vergelijkbare markeringen die uit het metaal waren geslepen.
It's called a "pearl cut". Just a design feature 😉
@@RedDeadRestoration Bedankt
Hello, which percentage of alum powder do you apply? How long would it take to dissolve a broken screw in a bridge? Thx in advance
As much as the water can dissolve
Something around 1 week
@@RedDeadRestoration I read that if you heated the alum solution it could/would accelerate the process.
@@bmw128racer that's correct
That's a sw-200? Wow I they've done so much finishing work that I couldn't even tell! Nice job.
I love your work. YOu are doing a great job. I wish I could do that too. Why buy a new one when you can restore something :-). You are preserving history with your work :-) Nice.
These videos are perfect. Love that there is no narrating; all you hear is the clicks when pieces fall into place. Super relaxing and satisfying. Great job please keep it up.
How people can destroy their watches like that? WTH... Even my quartz watches are like new...
If i had to rebuild a Watch like that it would probably take me into another dimension.. Good work man... Subscribed!
Great work on a watch that has not had a good past life.
Simply amazing! Subscribed immediately ... now busy waiting for the new videos!
Many thanks!
So satisfying to watch, very well produced video too. Thankyou for producing this content, most enjoyable.
Wow and good morning.................................
Regards for Bruno, have worked together
wow!! nice watch!! your videos are so cool!!!
How in the world do you adjust the time? And from one watch to another, are they basically put together the same, do they have different internal movements, do you have to research each watch individually? I have so many questions. Completely fascinating and fun to watch... hehe watch. Bravo!!!
The main mechanic is pretty much the same on most movements. Some complications are different. Date and day indication for example.
I've always wondered how my automatic watch was built inside. This was very satisfying to observe.
What up, Red? When I found you last month I commented on how much I like your videos. I especially like no narration. The ASMR thing really works for you. And all your little gimmicks & shticks are a crack up. The Time Machine and those socks are my favorites. So I thought I’d take a look at how many videos you’ve got racked up and noticed you’ve only got 37 over the last 3 years. So I was like, oh hell yes siree Bob, I can go back to the very beginning and watch… pun intended… you from the very start and be up to speed in a couple of days. So I got some ‘watchin’ to do. And, FYI, I’ve watched a bunch of other videos and I’ve got to tell you, I really, really like your style
Man, i begin a formation in watch, in this time we learn the automatic movement, and it’s the same like you, awesome. Thank you for the help lol