@@Cemi_MhikkuI felt that one deep in my soul too, simpler times etc…. On the other thing, idiots will idiot and the name really says all we need to know. Peace and joy to you and yours.
In its way, another masterpiece, Nekkid. Not the watch, that had always been at or close to top of the shop. It's you Nekkid. You are what makes that repair a masterpiece. If for nothing else, for knowing and expecting glass fragments to have migrated as far as they did. I was amazed and appalled at just how far jagged and vicious shards had migrated into the tiniest interstices. All the buffing and polishing is what we now expect from you, mate and it was as good as it always is, but it was hunting down the last, infinitesimal motes of sapphire dust that did it for me. Masterpiece of a masterclass. Cosmic.
If they saved one dollar from taking it to Rolex they’re lucky to have you….. and in my opinion You show the skill and the patience of someone who loves their job. They should consider themselves lucky to have their watch fixed by you…..
I will never have a nice watch. The closest thing is my Seiko that I got for HS graduation back in 1989. I put it away when I joined the Navy and just found about a year ago. doesn't work, replaced the battery but still something wrong. But, here's my point finally, even though I am not a watch guy, I am a sucker for watching people at the height of their craft. I watch painting videos, I watch sports, I watch restoration videos, I watch woodworks, glass blowers, welders...A whole lot of watching people be good at things I will never be good at. This is purely from an admiration and inspiration point of view. In some cases I even learn things that transcend disciplines. But you my friend are in the 'Supreme' tier as far as I am concerned. Not just the watch restoration, but the video and audio quality, the editing, the narration and yes even the humor. I love your videos. Who knows, maybe after I get my car fixed, I might get my Seiko watch repaired.
Hi Nekkid such a joy watching your videos what an incredible experience you Sit have such a wonderful and amazing skill you have I bet the owner of that Rolex GMT when I get it in is wrist he should see how much work you had done 👍 If the watch was taken to Rolex service 2/3 months plus big shrunk of cash 💰! And I would bet the service wouldn’t be done with such a care and joy like you did it ! Wish you had long life doing what you love to do ! Fixing watches with pleasure not like some other watchmaker’s work at least as far as I know in my country it’s pain in button to find such nice and trusted watchmaker all are in AD’s hands or better said all go to Lisbon lots of time and huge cash 💰 had a broken Certina 2824-2 the crown pusher was broken and waited 2 months paid around 150€ this was around 2016 more or less they cut it little bit so it doesn’t pop off when it’s unscrewed as it should! Poor job plus they said it was done by Ad Watchmaker 😢 ! I know it’s not a Rolex but at least the job should be well done not just cut it and poor job and expensive! All the best to you Nekkid keep doing your work with good health sir ! 😊👌
Out of all the You tube watch repairs out there, you are by far the best. I never tire of listening to you along the way be it a joke or some information about the watch you are dealing with it or the oiling process it all sinks in and you lucky you have that perfect pitch voice which we never tire of listening to. Say hello to your little one and of course your accountant without them your work and life would be pointless. Hope to see the next video soon.
there are other channels doing watch restoration...And some of them are quite good! But!.. No question! You are the Master polisher..Your overall work is as close to perfection as can be.. Thank you for this hour of artful mastery!👌
When you mentioned your silent Joe channel I think the majority of your viewers wouldn't bother It's your comments and the additional utterances from your little helper that make it so Good thank you.
Dear Joe, I think I have managed to watch all your full length videos so far and this was my favourite. Beautiful work. Thank you. My 4 year old daughter too does the sensory holding things and would prefer to fall backwards off a ladder than let them go!
Thank you, Joe. I had an afternoon with sadness and stress that I was having difficulty letting go of, and I thought, ah, that will be good for me to watch. Thank you for an hour of letting go of the sadness and stress, and of seeing the beauty of this Rolex movement through the eyes and words of someone who appreciates it with far more knowledge than I can. And thank you for showing us, each video, how to see the world with patience and kindness and love.
What a master piece of a video and great detailing of the movement and process of restoration, congratz! Also still can't fathom what such a young GMT went thru to get such a beating 😑
That was, without a doubt, one of your finest efforts. The editing, voice over, the absolute pin point accuracy attention to details, places your videos in the stratosphere. I just watched an hour plus long video and I wanted more. The watch needs no words. it's stunning in its own right and you brought that beauty out. Beautiful work sir and thank you for the journey. I'd do it again tomorrow.....
This is such a display of craftsmanship, integrity and honest work. When you said when we were allowed to dream it was a shot of honesty that hurt deeply. Dreams make life fun and rewarding.
One of the best Rolex videos I’ve seen. I have that model (I did gave a much older GMT, with the aluminium insert, in years gone by). It was very interesting to see how the entire process of disassembly, cleaning, oiling and reassembling, was done: and the refurbishment of the case too. AN impressive demonstration of skill and experience. Mine was serviced a few years ago and now gains about 2.8 seconds a day - I timed it over about 60 days using the watchtracker app on my phone (no, honestly,I’m not obsessed about knowing the time of day to the second😂. I just admire exquisite engineering). Again, thank you for uploading this interesting and educational video. And thanks too for your kind and wise words: I wish you and yours happiness and peace in return. ❤
Brilliant! I had often wondered why some watchmakers ran the movements with the pallet fork and the balance jewels dry before oiling them. Now it makes perfect sense. Thanks and peace, Joe.
I like many things about your approach to this work. I can see how you "warm' up to the tasks and are patient until you find a rhythm. Your attention to picking and placing both screws and components is very well practiced. :) You have definitely settled into your calling. I also appreciate how your demeanor translates across everything. This is a gift. Im very sure that "Trouble" will be no trouble at all. namaste.
What a pleasure it was watching your vid Joe. Even if these watches are unobtainable for most (all?) people, it is so satisfying to have a peek inside and see that it is always only a machine (albiet very clever). I love your pragmatic comments about the brand an agree that you have had many far more beautiful, innovative and underappreciated watches on you show. I guess that's why this video is so inspiring. It's kind of how some people are and maybe that is why the world is so unhappy at the moment.
Ah, Joe - maybe I’m too far away and too old and different - but I am subscribed and your channel is bookmarked and I know how to find you. On the other side of the planet, I have the end of your rope. Humanity, empathy, respect and compassion - those are some powerful strands, Joe. Thank you
As always , it’s an absolute pleasure watching you work . I’ve never serviced a watch , but I can absolutely appreciate being great at what you do . My grandfather used to say a true master of his or her craft will never admit they are . Your humble , kind and therapeutic way is what keeps me watching you , video after video . Thank you Joe .
Thank you, Joe, for sharing your skills and the beautiful video you created. It's truly mesmerizing. I am very grateful for your attention to detail and for taking the time to explain the entire process. My teacher was very strict about following the rules of watchmaking and never suggested taking shortcuts that could result in subpar quality. Watching your videos, I realize that you are one of the very few on RUclips who truly falls into the category of a Master.
Another spectacular restoration!! I had the same accident with my Explorer 2.....I immediately stopped the movement and sent the watch to my watchmaker......everything worked out well with only a new crystal and some other parts as the watch was 18 years old. Those saphire crystals will break!! Thanks for the video, Joe!!!
I find your very English chatter patter very therapeutic and reminds me of my old Dad's London friends and listening to their storytelling as a child. Thanks for your great commentary & yr surgical watch-reviving skills. With the energy locked up in a mainspring & its release to power an inanimate object and make it seem to come "alive" touches something deep within our being!
If I could I would give you a hug for all you do and say. Lovely video and thank you again for just over an hour where I can tune out the noise and focus on something that reminds me just how inventive and creative we can be as a species.
"It's a joy to learn new knowledge." I absolutely agree with that statement and am thankful for every day that I am able to do so. Some folks just don't understand such things.
Joe, I want you to know that this presentation was flawless in my eyes! Your knowledge in anything watch repair and renewing came out full force. The teaching and showing can only be well appreciated by those that are doing or have done any of the tasks! You are a true honest person that I enjoy learning from! Thank you for your videos!
I have been a avit supporter of this channel since the start.... The surgical precission that this gentleman works on a watch without so much as a flinch is unreal.... well done on an awesome stunning channel..... Please keep on uploading more of this fascinating watch repair content.....Thank you in sharing this awesome work with us.
Such attention to detail makes me realise that if I take my watch to get it serviced, can I trust the jeweler to be as thorough as you Joe. Great video showing what really goes on behind closed doors and makes me appreciate your trade all the more. Look forward to the next one as always.
with regards with your new lens, it seems to have the right depth of vision for your purposes. Nothing seems to be out of focus unless it's right up against the lens itself. Lovely to see all that detail.
Your video and commentary brought me some peace today. I've been stressed as projects for my own channel have been getting buggard up (by me). Like "Calgon, take me away," so does the Nekkid content for a time. Tarraraby.
I can't express enough how much I love this channel. I've watched every video, and I'm working my way through a second viewing of all of them. Keep up the activism, we'll help you pull on your rope.
I stumbled across your channel as I’m looking at buying a Rolex 116710LN !!! What an incredible master craftsman u are , I loved watching that repair . Keep up the incredible work 👍😀
Thanks for this one Joe, as always you make it look so straightforward and easy, and your desciptions so accurate. Keep the comments coming, and consider the rope held. Regards to the family, and yourself.
Mate,that's brilliant,saw you add gold to the Cartier but you've done every step ,that's years of doing,before youtube and not doing watches because of youtube,been at this for years and it shows ,so nice to see it .
The Zen of watch makers. The new lens are stunning. The backlit shot of the pallet fork at 52:33 is simply excellent. Wish we were closer, My 1965 Omega Sea Master 321 needs service.
Nekkid: simply superlative. No other words needed, except to say that I truly admire and respect your philosophical, compassionate and thought provoking epilogues. ❤
That really must have taken a hit to damage the sapphire like that. I'll keep watching the speaking Joe channel because speaking Joe has so much of value and humour to share. Thank you.
Appreciate you giving a valuable insight to how intricate watch making really is, I’m a skilled stonemason by trade and have ocd so I get it, and I take my hat off to you 👌 one of the most interesting 115 min of my working life, you need ffm like a surgeon
Thia renovation has been such a pleasure to watch. From such damage it has been transformed into something of beauty once again. Keep doing more of these videos, please.
What a lovely video. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. Wonderful to hear the kids again. Be safe and look after yourself and your family.
The restoration of this piece is fabulous. the watch is a complex work of art, faithfully cleaned and rebuilt. I truly wish I could be apprenticed to you to learn from the master. And I'm not blowing smoke at you I'm genuinely in awe of your skills
Outstanding. This is your best video yet. The level of detail, precision, and general care is amazing. As a tinkerer beginning in the watch service game I learn more from your channel than all the rest put together. Keep it up! Love to see you do an Omega with a co-axial escapement and talk about the history of that.
I'm not a fan of Rolex watches but it is great to see the attention to detail in these classic watches. As for the restoration - absolutely stunning. You take care and attention to detail to the next level in this restoration and I admire the skill and knowledge you bring to the table, quite extraordinary. Long may you bring delight to our lives with your lovingly made videos and dry humour, In an age of automation it's such a pleasure to observe true craftsmanship at work, take care and we're all looking forward to your next project.
I have the same 116710LN with a bit of a scratches done by myself replacing the bezel, on the topside left side lugs. Driving me crazy. It was awesome watching your video.
I have to say, that was a superb video..learnt so much on what’s inside..now subscribed to see more of your steady hands and future videos…I bow to you sir
17:35 "Back in the day, when we were allowed to have dreams..." Maaaaan, I felt that one.
I look at it as a time when we could say something with not offending some snowflake victim.
@Cenu_Mihkku I was on my way to say the same; you said it first and probably better.
@@memememe2674 point missed...
@@PapaRich3165 He didn't miss the point, he's spewing dog whistles to try and upset people. Ergo he's a troll. Don't feed trolls, ignore them.
@@Cemi_MhikkuI felt that one deep in my soul too, simpler times etc….
On the other thing, idiots will idiot and the name really says all we need to know.
Peace and joy to you and yours.
In its way, another masterpiece, Nekkid. Not the watch, that had always been at or close to top of the shop. It's you Nekkid. You are what makes that repair a masterpiece. If for nothing else, for knowing and expecting glass fragments to have migrated as far as they did. I was amazed and appalled at just how far jagged and vicious shards had migrated into the tiniest interstices. All the buffing and polishing is what we now expect from you, mate and it was as good as it always is, but it was hunting down the last, infinitesimal motes of sapphire dust that did it for me. Masterpiece of a masterclass. Cosmic.
Thank you 🙏
If they saved one dollar from taking it to Rolex they’re lucky to have you….. and in my opinion You show the skill and the patience of someone who loves their job. They should consider themselves lucky to have their watch fixed by you…..
I’m pretty sure Rolex would touch this but if they saved a dollar they owe it to Joe.
My sentiments EXACTLY !!
I think he’s married, calm down bud.
I do not know anything about watches. I just love watching an artist at work.
I was about to say the same...
I know quite a lot about watches, just from watching an artist at work 😊
Always a good day when a new video from Nekkid Watchmaker comes along
Your skill never ceases to amaze me. And your messages are always taken and appreciated.
I will never have a nice watch. The closest thing is my Seiko that I got for HS graduation back in 1989. I put it away when I joined the Navy and just found about a year ago. doesn't work, replaced the battery but still something wrong. But, here's my point finally, even though I am not a watch guy, I am a sucker for watching people at the height of their craft. I watch painting videos, I watch sports, I watch restoration videos, I watch woodworks, glass blowers, welders...A whole lot of watching people be good at things I will never be good at. This is purely from an admiration and inspiration point of view. In some cases I even learn things that transcend disciplines. But you my friend are in the 'Supreme' tier as far as I am concerned. Not just the watch restoration, but the video and audio quality, the editing, the narration and yes even the humor. I love your videos. Who knows, maybe after I get my car fixed, I might get my Seiko watch repaired.
My Seiko is a 7548 diver that I got after I graduated HS and joined the Navy. It's collectable now. Rare cause it's a quartz during the crisis.
Hi Nekkid such a joy watching your videos what an incredible experience you Sit have such a wonderful and amazing skill you have I bet the owner of that Rolex GMT when I get it in is wrist he should see how much work you had done 👍
If the watch was taken to Rolex service 2/3 months plus big shrunk of cash 💰!
And I would bet the service wouldn’t be done with such a care and joy like you did it !
Wish you had long life doing what you love to do ! Fixing watches with pleasure not like some other watchmaker’s work at least as far as I know in my country it’s pain in button to find such nice and trusted watchmaker all are in AD’s hands or better said all go to Lisbon lots of time and huge cash 💰 had a broken Certina 2824-2 the crown pusher was broken and waited 2 months paid around 150€ this was around 2016 more or less they cut it little bit so it doesn’t pop off when it’s unscrewed as it should! Poor job plus they said it was done by Ad Watchmaker 😢 !
I know it’s not a Rolex but at least the job should be well done not just cut it and poor job and expensive!
All the best to you Nekkid keep doing your work with good health sir ! 😊👌
Fix your Seiko. I'm sure it's nothing too serious.
It will probably be cheaper to buy a new movement than to have it serviced. 😢
Out of all the You tube watch repairs out there, you are by far the best. I never tire of listening to you along the way be it a joke or some information about the watch you are dealing with it or the oiling process it all sinks in and you lucky you have that perfect pitch voice which we never tire of listening to. Say hello to your little one and of course your accountant without them your work and life would be pointless. Hope to see the next video soon.
Thank you 🙏
there are other channels doing watch restoration...And some of them are quite good! But!.. No question! You are the Master polisher..Your overall work is as close to perfection as can be.. Thank you for this hour of artful mastery!👌
Thank you 🙏
When you mentioned your silent Joe channel I think the majority of your viewers wouldn't bother It's your comments and the additional utterances from your little helper that make it so Good thank you.
I find the best way to watch this is with a scotch and a cuban cigar. The only channel I watch on a high end projector. Because it is worthy.
Joey Joe-Joe, you are the Bob Ross of watchmaking. Thank you for what you do.
Dear Joe,
I think I have managed to watch all your full length videos so far and this was my favourite. Beautiful work.
Thank you.
My 4 year old daughter too does the sensory holding things and would prefer to fall backwards off a ladder than let them go!
Thank you 🙏
I enjoyed every minute of this video, and your closing words were truly impactful. Thank you so much for your support 🇵🇸 .
Thank you, Joe. I had an afternoon with sadness and stress that I was having difficulty letting go of, and I thought, ah, that will be good for me to watch. Thank you for an hour of letting go of the sadness and stress, and of seeing the beauty of this Rolex movement through the eyes and words of someone who appreciates it with far more knowledge than I can. And thank you for showing us, each video, how to see the world with patience and kindness and love.
Watching your videos always calms me down and I love the longer format. For me, the longer the better. Thanks Joe. It really is appreciated.
Thanks mate
What a master piece of a video and great detailing of the movement and process of restoration, congratz! Also still can't fathom what such a young GMT went thru to get such a beating 😑
You inspired me to get a new battery for a watch my sweet husband gave me many, many years ago. I still love it when Trouble helps you. He's precious.
That was, without a doubt, one of your finest efforts. The editing, voice over, the absolute pin point accuracy attention to details, places your videos in the stratosphere. I just watched an hour plus long video and I wanted more. The watch needs no words. it's stunning in its own right and you brought that beauty out. Beautiful work sir and thank you for the journey. I'd do it again tomorrow.....
This is such a display of craftsmanship, integrity and honest work. When you said when we were allowed to dream it was a shot of honesty that hurt deeply. Dreams make life fun and rewarding.
One of the best Rolex videos I’ve seen. I have that model (I did gave a much older GMT, with the aluminium insert, in years gone by). It was very interesting to see how the entire process of disassembly, cleaning, oiling and reassembling, was done: and the refurbishment of the case too. AN impressive demonstration of skill and experience. Mine was serviced a few years ago and now gains about 2.8 seconds a day - I timed it over about 60 days using the watchtracker app on my phone (no, honestly,I’m not obsessed about knowing the time of day to the second😂. I just admire exquisite engineering). Again, thank you for uploading this interesting and educational video. And thanks too for your kind and wise words: I wish you and yours happiness and peace in return. ❤
Brilliant! I had often wondered why some watchmakers ran the movements with the pallet fork and the balance jewels dry before oiling them. Now it makes perfect sense. Thanks and peace, Joe.
I like many things about your approach to this work. I can see how you "warm' up to the tasks and are patient until you find a rhythm. Your attention to picking and placing both screws and components is very well practiced. :) You have definitely settled into your calling. I also appreciate how your demeanor translates across everything. This is a gift. Im very sure that "Trouble" will be no trouble at all. namaste.
What a pleasure it was watching your vid Joe. Even if these watches are unobtainable for most (all?) people, it is so satisfying to have a peek inside and see that it is always only a machine (albiet very clever). I love your pragmatic comments about the brand an agree that you have had many far more beautiful, innovative and underappreciated watches on you show. I guess that's why this video is so inspiring. It's kind of how some people are and maybe that is why the world is so unhappy at the moment.
Thank you 🙏
Ah, Joe - maybe I’m too far away and too old and different - but I am subscribed and your channel is bookmarked and I know how to find you. On the other side of the planet, I have the end of your rope. Humanity, empathy, respect and compassion - those are some powerful strands, Joe. Thank you
Thank you 🙏
Your skill is obvious and appreciated. I really enjoyed the closeup view.
My Brother. Jazakallah for providing a little solace in these hard times. I truly wait for your videos. ❤
Thanks mate
That was a beautiful job you did here. Your comments at the end were all well spoken truths. Peace be with you. ✌️
As always , it’s an absolute pleasure watching you work . I’ve never serviced a watch , but I can absolutely appreciate being great at what you do . My grandfather used to say a true master of his or her craft will never admit they are . Your humble , kind and therapeutic way is what keeps me watching you , video after video . Thank you Joe .
Thanks mate
Thank you, Joe, for sharing your skills and the beautiful video you created. It's truly mesmerizing. I am very grateful for your attention to detail and for taking the time to explain the entire process. My teacher was very strict about following the rules of watchmaking and never suggested taking shortcuts that could result in subpar quality. Watching your videos, I realize that you are one of the very few on RUclips who truly falls into the category of a Master.
Thank you 🙏
Another spectacular restoration!! I had the same accident with my Explorer 2.....I immediately stopped the movement and sent the watch to my watchmaker......everything worked out well with only a new crystal and some other parts as the watch was 18 years old.
Those saphire crystals will break!!
Thanks for the video, Joe!!!
Beautiful job. Thank you for everything, especially your 'riddles'. Bless you, Joe.
Thanks mate
I find your very English chatter patter very therapeutic and reminds me of my old Dad's London friends and listening to their storytelling as a child. Thanks for your great commentary & yr surgical watch-reviving skills. With the energy locked up in a mainspring & its release to power an inanimate object and make it seem to come "alive" touches something deep within our being!
Thank you 🙏
As always, a joy to behold.
My favorite watchmaker. Always...
Artistry in motion... If I ever need a watch repair, I'll be sending it to you. Absolutely fascinating!
Beautiful watch and I totally agree with your “Shy” GMT explanation. The Pepsi SCREAMS “I AM A ROLEX GMT” The Batman says it in a loud voice.
Thanks Joe the Master watchmaker, as always superb result ...
If I could I would give you a hug for all you do and say. Lovely video and thank you again for just over an hour where I can tune out the noise and focus on something that reminds me just how inventive and creative we can be as a species.
Thank you 🙏
"It's a joy to learn new knowledge." I absolutely agree with that statement and am thankful for every day that I am able to do so. Some folks just don't understand such things.
Joe, I want you to know that this presentation was flawless in my eyes! Your knowledge in anything watch repair and renewing came out full force. The teaching and showing can only be well appreciated by those that are doing or have done any of the tasks! You are a true honest person that I enjoy learning from! Thank you for your videos!
Thanks mate
Thanks Joe from Melbourne Australia. Your warmth spreads around the globe. Not bad for a tinkerer.
Thank you 🙏
I have been a avit supporter of this channel since the start.... The surgical precission that this gentleman works on a watch without so much as a flinch is unreal.... well done on an awesome stunning channel..... Please keep on uploading more of this fascinating watch repair content.....Thank you in sharing this awesome work with us.
Wow, you are a fantastic teacher
Blessings to you and your family
Thank you 🙏
Such attention to detail makes me realise that if I take my watch to get it serviced, can I trust the jeweler to be as thorough as you Joe. Great video showing what really goes on behind closed doors and makes me appreciate your trade all the more. Look forward to the next one as always.
with regards with your new lens, it seems to have the right depth of vision for your purposes. Nothing seems to be out of focus unless it's right up against the lens itself. Lovely to see all that detail.
This was a real treat to watch. I prefer this 'simpler' GMT to the newer models, it's classic and understated.
Your video and commentary brought me some peace today. I've been stressed as projects for my own channel have been getting buggard up (by me). Like "Calgon, take me away," so does the Nekkid content for a time. Tarraraby.
Thanks mate
Wow!!!! That is a beautiful result. Well done you!
"for those who are allergic to my voice..." .... Are you kidding ? Your voice is the important part of the experience ! 😆
Yeah - Much like watching Bob Ross do one of his paintings!.. just not the same without the soothing commentary
I can't express enough how much I love this channel. I've watched every video, and I'm working my way through a second viewing of all of them. Keep up the activism, we'll help you pull on your rope.
Thanks mate
Thank you for your video, as well as for your words ❤
You’re welcome
I shall play this again and again to just hear you narrate, Nekkid Watchmaker. Maybe I'll watch it, but, I just listen for relaxation and inner light.
I stumbled across your channel as I’m looking at buying a Rolex 116710LN !!! What an incredible master craftsman u are , I loved watching that repair . Keep up the incredible work 👍😀
It is so satisfying to see how much patience and taste for the clean job you have. Your customers should be very happy. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for this one Joe, as always you make it look so straightforward and easy, and your desciptions so accurate. Keep the comments coming, and consider the rope held. Regards to the family, and yourself.
This was my first time watching a restoration video of a Rolex. It was great to watch it. Thank you!
I often wonder if the owners of these watches give the same appreciation to the master who worked so professionally to restore these works of art.
Mate,that's brilliant,saw you add gold to the Cartier but you've done every step ,that's years of doing,before youtube and not doing watches because of youtube,been at this for years and it shows ,so nice to see it .
The Zen of watch makers. The new lens are stunning. The backlit shot of the pallet fork at 52:33 is simply excellent. Wish we were closer, My 1965 Omega Sea Master 321 needs service.
Oh that poor movement, it had suffered a hard life. You gave it its dignity back Joe as you always do💖
Nekkid: simply superlative.
No other words needed, except to say that I truly admire and respect your philosophical, compassionate and thought provoking epilogues. ❤
Thanks mate
Wow NeKKid super crispy camera shots and another cracking job as usual. Cheers dude and all the best too you and yours.
Thank you very much ❤ A great watchmaker and a great human being.
That really must have taken a hit to damage the sapphire like that. I'll keep watching the speaking Joe channel because speaking Joe has so much of value and humour to share. Thank you.
I always find your videos funny ,informative and very interesting.Thank you all.
Appreciate you giving a valuable insight to how intricate watch making really is, I’m a skilled stonemason by trade and have ocd so I get it, and I take my hat off to you 👌 one of the most interesting 115 min of my working life, you need ffm like a surgeon
Probably my favorite Rolex color combination. Great video and appreciate the in depth explanation on the fine tuning of the balance.
WOW your craftsmanship is second to none. Beautiful restoration.
Thanks for sharing what you do and being who you are.
Thia renovation has been such a pleasure to watch. From such damage it has been transformed into something of beauty once again. Keep doing more of these videos, please.
Excellent service, excellent case work, excellent finish from an outstanding person. One of my favorite videos for sure..... 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
What a lovely video. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. Wonderful to hear the kids again. Be safe and look after yourself and your family.
Thank you 🙏
What a beautiful watch. So glad you got it running again.👍🥰🙏
Your hands are so steady to work on the watch with one hand while filming a super steady camera is just mind-blowing! 😊
it's a pleasure to whatch the entire process.
Its amazing to watch you work. Such precision! I can't even open a packet of crisps without spilling half of them.
Quite simply the best watch repair channel.
The restoration of this piece is fabulous. the watch is a complex work of art, faithfully cleaned and rebuilt.
I truly wish I could be apprenticed to you to learn from the master. And I'm not blowing smoke at you I'm genuinely in awe of your skills
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. If Bob Ross was a watchmaker...
Thanks mate
What a lovely job! And I enjoy the humanity in the thought inducing riddles.
Your voice if I may say is very relaxing.
That's not gay sounding at all.
@@thefrogking481 it’s ok for you to be gay. No one is judging you. Just accept yourself and everyone else will.
A masterpiece serviced by a real master.
I never thought I would want a Rolex, when I see how well they're made, your opinion changes.
You, sir, are a seemiingly infinite source of knowledge on watches. A joy to watch and hear.
Simply outstanding work! No replacement for experience-proven again by you.
Outstanding. This is your best video yet. The level of detail, precision, and general care is amazing. As a tinkerer beginning in the watch service game I learn more from your channel than all the rest put together.
Keep it up! Love to see you do an Omega with a co-axial escapement and talk about the history of that.
I love my 2010 GMT Master II with the ceramic bezel. This video makes me realise mine needs its first service.
You really are a master craftsman.
Just about to scream: Watch out, there is still a particle left on the dial! Turned out it was on my screen😂
Fantastic work, once more!
I'm not a fan of Rolex watches but it is great to see the attention to detail in these classic watches. As for the restoration - absolutely stunning. You take care and attention to detail to the next level in this restoration and I admire the skill and knowledge you bring to the table, quite extraordinary. Long may you bring delight to our lives with your lovingly made videos and dry humour, In an age of automation it's such a pleasure to observe true craftsmanship at work, take care and we're all looking forward to your next project.
I have the same 116710LN with a bit of a scratches done by myself replacing the bezel, on the topside left side lugs. Driving me crazy. It was awesome watching your video.
I own one of the new GMT2 masters, amazing watches. You did this customer a solid.
I have to say, that was a superb video..learnt so much on what’s inside..now subscribed to see more of your steady hands and future videos…I bow to you sir
Great video 2x👍
The glass worked its way deep into the mechanism, father then I expected.
it's not just in your head😜. and by the way you have a quiet voice and your son in back ground is simply cute. 👍👍
Loved the illustrations! ☮️ ❤
What a treat! Your new glassware worked a treat. Nice clear footage.
Sound next. Sometimes loud, sometimes quiet.
We LOVE your vids!
Excellent video! Your filming technology has sooo much advanced since you started! Take good care too!
Crazy how deep into the movement that glass got!
A true master, a joy to watch. Thank you.
Thank you for an illuminating tour of a Rolex!