Love the vid and the movement. An old classic piece that you serviced superbly. Great narrative while working through the process. Thank you for the journey..
I just wanted to take a moment to say how amazing your video was! I was really impressed with the quality of the footage, the editing, and the overall presentation. You did a great job of explaining the topic in a clear and concise way, and I learned a lot from watching your video. I also really appreciated the way you made the video engaging and entertaining. You kept my attention throughout the entire video, and I never felt bored or lost. I would definitely recommend your video to anyone who is interested in learning more about the video.
Beautiful Chronograph and superb work as usual. You can tell it’s a Valjoux 21/22/71/72 series without taking the movement out of the watch case! Just look at the spacing on the pushers to the crown. The four 0-clock pusher is always farther from the crown than the 2 o-clock pusher. Except for WWII Hanharts which are really extreme on the pusher to crown distance. The column wheel chronographs just feel that much smoother versus the cam system. Real difference between the 321 versus the 861 Omegas with the former feeling like butter. Nicolet is a very underrated company. The early movements are always decorated and chamfered. Later they became standard, unadorned ebauches. This is typically a 17 jewel movement but Nicolet adds an extra jewel to it. The perlage and stripes are gorgeous. Merci beaucoup for another great video! Geoff.
Great video please make a video of the tools the you use and the oils I started this is a hobby and I’m learning a lot from you do you I’m a fan of you show thank you for the video Muchas Gracias.
Witam wszystkich serdecznie życzę miłego dnia Tobie za to że Jesteś zdrowia życzę I pięknych chwil dla których warto żyć Stary Baca który kocha zegarki Dziękuję za to co robisz na kanale Dzięki za pokazywanie pięknego zegarka oraz Twojej fachowości Pozdrawiam serdecznie Stary Baca
Wow une vrai beauté ce mouvement, j’adore la prise de vue ou tu explique l’ajustement des roues du chronographe ! Beau travail, produits fini super nickel ! ✨👌 mes salutations !! 🙂
I enjoyed this, so I will subscribe. I watch a couple of horology channels but I have zero interest in repairing watches. I literally have no desire to do any of this. In fact, I don't even know what you're doing nor do I have a detailed understanding of how a watch works. (I'm slowly learning that bit.) I just enjoy watching people fix watches. I do have a partial watch collection. At one point, I handed down my watch collection - all but a few of my favorite pieces. I've since purchased more watches. I'm a Citizen fan, but Omega make nice watches.
Hello, thank you for sharing this restoration. It's always a pleasure to follow you. Just one question, what type of paper do you use to deposit and dry the parts after the epilame?
FWC, may I ask, what kind of tweezers are you using when handling those tiny balance jewels?. They look like very nice ones. Very fine ends. Are they Horotec?. Bergeon?.
Great video on a very beautiful movement in a spectacular watch - thank you very much. 👏👍👌! And you have stopped blabbering, which is great. There is just one thing I do not understand: why is the movement of the minute indicator of the chronograph so out of line?
I like watching all of the timepiece repairs and restoration give more information about all of the old watches movement 😂❤
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This is what its all about stunning movement! They can have all these new space age materials lol well done
It is so stunning
Yes Perfect. A lovely vintage chronograph and great work. Keep well from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Thank you Bruce
Love the vid and the movement. An old classic piece that you serviced superbly. Great narrative while working through the process. Thank you for the journey..
Thank you
Thank you very much for restoring the watch! My friend will be very happy
My pleasure
What a beautiful movement. Enjoying every millisecond. So childish like a real man :D
Thank you so much
Beautiful piece!! I have the Nicolet Watch of my grandfather and I love this vintage brand !! 😍⌚️🔝👍👍👍👏👏👏
It is a great brand
I just wanted to take a moment to say how amazing your video was! I was really impressed with the quality of the footage, the editing, and the overall presentation. You did a great job of explaining the topic in a clear and concise way, and I learned a lot from watching your video.
I also really appreciated the way you made the video engaging and entertaining. You kept my attention throughout the entire video, and I never felt bored or lost. I would definitely recommend your video to anyone who is interested in learning more about the video.
Thank you very much. Really appreciate it
Beautiful Chronograph and superb work as usual. You can tell it’s a Valjoux 21/22/71/72 series without taking the movement out of the watch case! Just look at the spacing on the pushers to the crown. The four 0-clock pusher is always farther from the crown than the 2 o-clock pusher. Except for WWII Hanharts which are really extreme on the pusher to crown distance.
The column wheel chronographs just feel that much smoother versus the cam system. Real difference between the 321 versus the 861 Omegas with the former feeling like butter.
Nicolet is a very underrated company. The early movements are always decorated and chamfered. Later they became standard, unadorned ebauches. This is typically a 17 jewel movement but Nicolet adds an extra jewel to it. The perlage and stripes are gorgeous.
Merci beaucoup for another great video! Geoff.
Thank you for the tip about the pushers
Another lovely looking watch and the movement was stunning, especially for a watch 80 years old.
Yes I love this type of movement
thanks for sharing, I don't like gold watches but it is a beauty, and what a stunning movement...high regards for your expertise...👍👍
Yes I was really surprised when I opened the caseback. The caliber is so nice
Il est magnifique ce mouvement. Une véritable œuvre d'art.
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Beautiful watch & some tidy work , those shock setting springs look very similar to Miyota series movements , good job.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful watch service and camera work! Really enjoyed it.
Thank you Tim
Super vidéo,bien expliquée. Pour un apprenti horloger comme moi , c'est un plaisir à regarder. Merci.
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Great video please make a video of the tools the you use and the oils I started this is a hobby and I’m learning a lot from you do you I’m a fan of you show thank you for the video Muchas Gracias.
I will do
Wonderful watch.
Thank you
Another great video!
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Witam wszystkich serdecznie życzę miłego dnia Tobie za to że Jesteś zdrowia życzę I pięknych chwil dla których warto żyć Stary Baca który kocha zegarki Dziękuję za to co robisz na kanale Dzięki za pokazywanie pięknego zegarka oraz Twojej fachowości Pozdrawiam serdecznie Stary Baca
Wow une vrai beauté ce mouvement, j’adore la prise de vue ou tu explique l’ajustement des roues du chronographe ! Beau travail, produits fini super nickel ! ✨👌 mes salutations !! 🙂
Merci Alain
I enjoyed this, so I will subscribe. I watch a couple of horology channels but I have zero interest in repairing watches. I literally have no desire to do any of this. In fact, I don't even know what you're doing nor do I have a detailed understanding of how a watch works. (I'm slowly learning that bit.) I just enjoy watching people fix watches.
I do have a partial watch collection. At one point, I handed down my watch collection - all but a few of my favorite pieces. I've since purchased more watches. I'm a Citizen fan, but Omega make nice watches.
Thank you so much for your comment
Fantastic movement! Why would anyone want to hide that u Der a solid caseback? I know, it's an old watch and not done then, but damn...
Yes it is a shame but yes before see through caseback was not a thing
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Hello, thank you for sharing this restoration. It's always a pleasure to follow you. Just one question, what type of paper do you use to deposit and dry the parts after the epilame?
I use this one www.watch-tools.de/tools/cleaning-testing/watch-paper-bullonge-cleano-4-for-watchmaker.php
Thanks a lot!!!
FWC, may I ask, what kind of tweezers are you using when handling those tiny balance jewels?. They look like very nice ones. Very fine ends. Are they Horotec?. Bergeon?.
I use this one: www.cousinsuk.com/product/dumont-noss-very-fine-tips
Thanks much. That Cousins is quite the store. Got everything.
I believe that is a Super Shock Resist shock setting.
Thank you for the information
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Great video on a very beautiful movement in a spectacular watch - thank you very much. 👏👍👌! And you have stopped blabbering, which is great. There is just one thing I do not understand: why is the movement of the minute indicator of the chronograph so out of line?
I don't know why it is so out of alignement. Maybe the previous watchmaker that moved it and did not check it properly