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I watch your videos to calm myself down

Interesting. My first real automatic watch apart from a Seiko SKX was an Airman 22.

You went on about making "old english" line up correctly, but then you went and put the steering wheel on squint!!!! xD

Whoever had this watch new value to time more than the watch

I would use the trash dial. Great job!

Is this the original Pepsi

Algo

Hey Marshall, I’m curious if you wouldn’t mind sharing how the case clamps work for this movement, mine is loose and I can’t figure out why?

Just a fun fact, way late, in case anyone cares: In electroplating the negative lead is always the anode and the positive is the cathode. When plating the Cathode is attached to the part being processed and the Anode is attached to whatever metal is being used to conduct to the negative terminal. When stripping it is just the opposite, The part is the anode.

Just wane mention. there also taps that don't have slits. and push the material back where it belongs. i would have used that in this case.

such a shame the dial couldn't be cleaned up.... and man, I really want to learn your skill with setting the second hand... I've had to replace many second hands in my journey of making myself watches and I have yet to get that one under control.

The older Rolexes are built better

Great job!!.. always enjoy watching your vids!!.. 👍😁 … sub for life!!!…

With my respect, It's not restoring. It's cleaning and shaping. But it's good work

How come, you never polished the stainless steel back. seems odd to have missed that.. ?

Where can i order moebius 9010 at a reasonable price, cus €90 for 2ml is like damn

Very nice restauration! I do wonder how long it manages to keep it's time correctly after the salt water.

Your're going to be able to do another one of these watches in your sleep now Marshall..😁

Are there specific torque specific submissions on any of the screws?

Hello there! Where can I get the brown leather strap you put on at the end? Love your videos

Loved the technique of painting the numbers back in. Exactly the same technique when I restore vintage Gillette adjustable razors like the 'Fatboy', or 'Slim'...

Beautiful!!! is the watch a 34mm or 37mm case? it's similar to a gold version that Jimmy Dean allegedly wore.

Any advice on service interval for a Seiko Sports Automatic?

Love the clean look, right up my alley. Very interesting movement. I'm getting closer plunging into the craft and joining your Patreon m

That definitely looks like a village fishing camp up here, cheers from Alaska!

Is there a way to dm you about a watch project suggestion?

The first GMT Watch wars a Longines in ca. 1920. A new Glycerin Airman you can buy vor 845,- Euro.

The next time I procure something valuable, I'll say I found it it in a draw too. 🤣

All that work but can't clean the dial or watch face that's the most important part bruh wtf lol

Is wat een gek er voor betaald

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Fabolous work..👍👍👍👍

stunning video😍

is this made by Donghua Jinlong?

Ive spent 50mins watching this❤well its better than just watching random videos😊

Excellent video as usual. I have one minor quibble. I would have kept the original crown.

I know what you mean about little springs flying away too. I work on a lot of hydraulic and pnuematic installations and opening up some of the valves is a lottery. Some are fine, others have tiny springs that you can't see on the drawings and they fly off into the depths of the factory as soon as the cover is lifted. That's when the customer is paying for one more valve than they thought they were.

Hey Marshall, I have a vintage Glycine Airman that needs reassembly and I hear you're an expert at it...? :)

I looked up a Helicoil drill chart and they go down to M2 x 0.4mm in their thread repair kits, that might be small enough. Hard to tell if those screws are 1 or 2mm diameter on a computer screen. Helicoil has UNF kits too, if that watch is imperial.

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I’ve seen another restoration guy who uses evsporust on larger items where he can buff them back out to remove that black marring it creates. Not sure how easy that would be to do on something of this scale.

Tell your supervisor i love them

I watched this…… carefully haha 😂

Love the genuineness and passion in these videos

Thanks!

Hi, came across a Omega Seamaster at my Father's House that had been sitting in a box for years who is a WW2 Vet. I remember him wearing this in the 1960's. It is not working and the crystal has a small cracked on it, I have been informed that it needs cleaning and the balance complete wheel and crystal replaced. Do you have any idea what the cost would be to get it back in working order? Thank you

At 9:45 you said you have tool kits on your website. I’m subscribing now and buying em as soon as i have the money. I’ve wanted to get into watch making and repair for years and this looks like my first few steps from lurking to owning

Can't tell if your doing the commentary while your working on it or if it's added after you film everything.

I have to agree with every positive comment I've seen on this remarkable channel. Marshall's voice and filming are both engaging and mesmerizing, making the field of watch repair so appealing and satisfying. Also, I can't help but note the remarkable similarity of his voice to that of Paul Rudd in inflection, accent and idioms -- wonder if they were raised in the same area?

This guy sounds exactly like Magic The Gathering podcaster I used to listen to back in the day.