Peter, I’m so glad that you struck out on your own! Great job on this watch and I truly enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
My father was a woodworking craftsman, and I fully appreciate what Peter just did. Peter took a watch that was butchered by the last watch repair person and restored it to almost new condition. Well done Peter!
@@dannysimenauer5745 appreciate it!! Thank you, I wish I could do more for this piece unfortunately limited tooling won’t allow me to re “bark” it but overall happy with the outcome!
My grandfather was a watchmaker from the Schwarzwald in Germany who came to the US almost 100 years ago. Peter- you do him proud by carrying on a great tradition.
I find listening and watching you to be very soothing, your work is beautiful! This watch is a real stunner. I remember seeing you back in your Luxury Bazaar days.Your energy evokes honesty and a true love for your craft as well as the hustle to be successful.Good Luck, I'll keep watching.
I used to own a 18078, but with a silver dial and the President bracelet. In my opinion, that bracelet is what a Day-Date should have on it. When the light hit the barked bracelet links at just the right angle, it would look like it was on fire. No diamonds on the dial for sure. This particular model has the quick-set function for the date only.
Another great restore from Peter, thanks for the video as always much appreciated edit man those baguette diamond markers really don't look good on that watch and they look poorly done.
Probably , imo, there is a background frequency and microvibrations, microwaves coming out of the underground, or from neighboring building houses, at the place where that watch owner lives, which thicken body fluids, dry up human bodies, destroying plastic items, parts, dry lubricants in the watches, and other luxury items, may even losen screws.
Peter, I’m so glad that you struck out on your own! Great job on this watch and I truly enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
I clicked the thumbnail without even realizing it was your video. So hopefully this one really goes viral for you!
haha sick, lets hope so!
same :D
My father was a woodworking craftsman, and I fully appreciate what Peter just did. Peter took a watch that was butchered by the last watch repair person and restored it to almost new condition. Well done Peter!
@@dannysimenauer5745 appreciate it!! Thank you, I wish I could do more for this piece unfortunately limited tooling won’t allow me to re “bark” it but overall happy with the outcome!
My grandfather was a watchmaker from the Schwarzwald in Germany who came to the US almost 100 years ago. Peter- you do him proud by carrying on a great tradition.
Peter you know how much i LOVE these restoration episodes! Thanks as always man👊🏻
Awesome man . I’m so jealous when someone has a skill like this . I love this day date .
It's a fun process and rewarding when it's done!
Peter's attention to detail is unmatched.
thank you!!
Upvoted brother... fine work
Thank you!!
I find listening and watching you to be very soothing, your work is beautiful! This watch is a real stunner. I remember seeing you back in your Luxury Bazaar days.Your energy evokes honesty and a true love for your craft as well as the hustle to be successful.Good Luck, I'll keep watching.
Beautiful! Very well done.
Thanks, you do some fine architectural work yourself.
If I send you my birthyear Daytona will you make a video servicing it? :) You the man Peter!
nice job!
Perfect overhaul performance.
Love the content bro I’m trying to get into watch repair & these are so informative🙏🏻
Probably my least favorite Presidential but what a beautiful transformation. Well done Peter!
Thanks! and its definitely not for everyone but I like it
I used to own a 18078, but with a silver dial and the President bracelet. In my opinion, that bracelet is what a Day-Date should have on it. When the light hit the barked bracelet links at just the right angle, it would look like it was on fire. No diamonds on the dial for sure. This particular model has the quick-set function for the date only.
i’ve never seen a bark jubilee .
cool piece 🫡
Yea it’s a bit rare for sure! Wish rolex would do it nowadays
Love a bark..
its definitely nice when its in good condition
I got one
keep it in good condition and it'll be worth some good money!
Do you replace the crown o-ring ? With your detailing/overhaul ? The water tight gasket?
@@zacharypalczynski8450 all gaskets, caseback, crown etc they’re cheap and you can buy 100s in a package.
Another great restore from Peter, thanks for the video as always much appreciated
edit man those baguette diamond markers really don't look good on that watch and they look poorly done.
Appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it.
Awesome work pete as usual
What does that cost if we sent you a watch?
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Peter: Do the Diamond markers add to, or detract from the value of this watch?
you selling this Peter or just restoring
Restored it / serviced for a client not for sale sorry
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@ they really don’t pop up for sale but if one does I’ll let you know reach out on Instagram !
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Probably , imo, there is a background frequency and microvibrations, microwaves coming out of the underground, or from neighboring building houses, at the place where that watch owner lives, which thicken body fluids, dry up human bodies, destroying plastic items, parts, dry lubricants in the watches, and other luxury items, may even losen screws.
Polishing a Rolex is blasphemous this poor watch 😂 I’m kidding but also I’ve always been told not.
Pistol Pete!! Ma mans! The day I'll be able to afford one, ima get my first from you. Trump 2024 babyy
whenever your ready!