Framont 17 Jewels Vintage Wristwatch Restoration

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Hi, in this video I attempt to restore my new vintage watch. This unloved swiss watch was sold at 10$. Why not buy it and restore it!
    Thank you so much for watching my video. This is non-professional work. I really appreciate your likes, suggestions, advice, and comments. I hope you enjoyed my restoration. If so, please subscribe to my channel!

Комментарии • 14

  • @adamwest8885
    @adamwest8885 5 месяцев назад

    Great video thank you. I have a similar movement in an old Croton watch that I have acquired and I will be using your video as a "How To..." when its on the bench. Thank you.

  • @barryfleischer6553
    @barryfleischer6553 Год назад +1

    This is my favorite kind of watch. Just a beautiful simple understated design. Nothing pretentious. It was an everyman, everyday watch. I have a Banner watch and a Welsbro with very similar dials hands and case designs. They are my favorites in my collection. Great video.

  • @daviddillman3301
    @daviddillman3301 Год назад

    I agree nice work. Thanks for the video, I will go to the first video you posted and watch them all

  • @walther9161
    @walther9161 Год назад

    Nice work! Thank you for posting

  • @konavader
    @konavader Год назад

    The rodico on the end of peg wood got the like. Aloha

  • @keithmclean3627
    @keithmclean3627 Год назад

    Nice job. I just did an fhf 96, but mine only has removable jewels in the balance. Yours is very nice! The case is common, and will complete the piece nicely. Good job!

  • @menw7470
    @menw7470 Год назад

    Very Nice my fellow hobbyist! Best of Luck and many happy hours watchmaking!!

  • @SkyBlue-le7cd
    @SkyBlue-le7cd Год назад

    Thanks for the video. Good job with the watch. Happy New Year.

  • @matthewdowning6344
    @matthewdowning6344 Год назад

    love the video. Can you advise on what olis you used at each point. thanks

    • @vintagewatchtinkerer
      @vintagewatchtinkerer  Год назад +1

      Thanks! I used Citizen/Seiko AO-3a oil. This is medium viscosity oil so I can use at all points, expect for the keyless works. I know I should use some specialized oils at some points though.

  • @scarborough291
    @scarborough291 Год назад

    Enjoyed watching the video and I’ll have a look at some of your others but, this was just a standard clean not a restoration. Be interested in knowing if you did the case, that would be a restoration.

    • @vintagewatchtinkerer
      @vintagewatchtinkerer  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment. That's true. This is not a restoration. I was thinking to re-plate the case but I didn't. I'll revisit this watch to restore the case.