1:05 the dad bod walk sold me im watching till the end now 👍

@VintageWatchServices

4 ай бұрын

😂👍

@MEGVTRON

4 ай бұрын

@@VintageWatchServices loved the kid cameo also man us girl dads always have the little one asking what we doing n well stop to explain EVERYTIME!

@L4ftyOne

3 ай бұрын

You def a nazi when u say dad bod

Drying with compressed air right next to all those tiny screws and washers... you are a brave man indeed.

@VintageWatchServices

11 ай бұрын

😁 I know where the air flow goes :)

@cmalc8

11 ай бұрын

Ahhh, I just made the same comment, then saw yours.

@hugohabicht9957

10 ай бұрын

My humorous well

@benkonczal4584

10 ай бұрын

That freaked me out. I was like hey uh…..tiny things that look like dust specs RIGHT THERE!!!

@Watchcollecterzzz

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

You are the very first watch channel,,after 5 years of watching,watch channels to hear Arnold's name in connection to the invention of the tourbillon, .thanks.

@VintageWatchServices

3 ай бұрын

😂💪

@Kimo2Time

Ай бұрын

I had my hand over my mouth during that portion. My knees were hurting.

You made disassembly and reassembly look so easy. Absolutely amazing to me.

@VintageWatchServices

7 ай бұрын

😊👍

This is surprisingly nicely manufactured

@thomasneal9291

13 күн бұрын

It isn't though. Did you not even notice the stripped screw? the lack of polish on all the works? Hell, the flywheel looked like it was just pressed out of steel and left unfinished. it is the OPPOSITE of quality. *sigh*

Amazing work. Love the explanation of the design and the intended impact on the timekeeping. Well done Stian!

An ingenious design, just shows how clever they were back in the early days, you explained its operation beautifully

The impact of proper lubrication on timekeeping was impressive!

@johnsrabe

11 ай бұрын

As with so many other things in life.

@LIONTAMER3D

11 ай бұрын

That's what makes Swiss jeweled movements so accurate: they don't require lubricant.

@chriscraft999

10 ай бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D I have regulated Chinese watches that keep =/- 1 sec per day. Swiss watches are nice but overpriced.

@patchoi1031

9 ай бұрын

​@@LIONTAMER3DI'm pretty sure that almost, if not all, jeweled movements require lubrication. After all, it's a metal part rubbing against a gemstone. There have been some advancements to use less liquid lubricants by using non-metal parts such as silicone or using dry lubricant such as graphite, but any traditional jeweled movements, including Swiss, do require lubrication maintenance. It's just that the reputable brands lubricate the movements properly, so they last longer before they require servicing. You can google it to verify it yourself, or watch any of "Wristwatch Revival" youtube videos where he works on numerous Swiss movements--all requiring jewel lubrication. Actually, I recommend that channel to anyone who appreciates mechanical watches!

@HAlariousInc

8 ай бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D…r/whoosh? Or I guess you never serviced neither a Swiss nor non-Swiss watch before? All watches have lubricants lol

You help a lot of people who need it, thanks for caring.

I’ve never seen a Tourbillon disassembled and reassembled before. That seems like a very good price for what seems like a pretty good watch. I’d be interested in seeing how a double barrel works in terms of adding to the watch’s power reserve.

Thank you for sharing your work

What's amazing is that a tourbillon looks fairly simple to manufacture for a company that makes decent mechanical watches already

@bongkem2723

Ай бұрын

it is simple nowaday, watch companies just scare people with its complexity to skyrocket the price, Swiss watches are super overpriced. We can produce nanometer chip today, nothing in the mechanical watch cannot be perfectly done with machines, "hand finish" is another magic world to 100x the cost ;) Watches that cost as much as a house? that seems about right :))))

Great job Thank you always wondered how they work.

Excellent work as always Stian, and the entertaining talk through.

Absolutely the best! So small, so complicated, keep up the good work. Love your videos.

great video especially for the novice(mise), very informative, nice shooting too, thanks

As John "longitude" Harrison realized centuries ago, you have to make the movement as frictionless as possible. Your reassembly is phenomenal.

I own two Chinese tourbillon and no issues in 14 years. Not one issue.

@edgarkrattiger9185

11 ай бұрын

Wait one week more...

@jean-claudemorin7377

11 ай бұрын

@@edgarkrattiger9185 😁

@LIONTAMER3D

11 ай бұрын

0% chance you're telling the truth

@jean-claudemorin7377

10 ай бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D 💯 truth

@LIONTAMER3D

10 ай бұрын

@@jean-claudemorin7377 2 Chinese watches that haven't needed maintenance in 14 years? I solved the riddle: you haven't run them, much less worn them in 14 years!

I really enjoy your channel and the art of watchmaking. I am with you about the size of the watch as I only own a couple of vintage pieces because the size is right for me. Keep up the good work and look forward to future videos.

I've had my Stuhrling Tourbillon for 13 years and it still keeps great time.

Wonderful video. It was fascinating to watch.

I have this very same watch. I love the fact that you can get a tourbillon for less than a grand - and it looks good too! Yes, under magnifying glass, the finish isn't great but how many people carry a magnifying glass with them to inspect other people's watches? LOL. I wanted a turbillon and a skeleton watch in my collection and this fit the bill perfectly. Just goes to show that it doesn't have to cost a lot to be a nice watch. For the quality and price, I think it's a steel. Right next to my Omegas and Rolex's.

@ShivaKumar-pj1oy

3 ай бұрын

That's awesome Indeed I heard that tourbillon movement in this watch makes lot of sound is it true? Especially when in silence say in the night plz do reply

Truly a master watch smith beautiful presentation with explanations thank you for sharing with th plebs

Great video - Thanks.

I know you hear this all the time but you are amazing. I always enjoy watching your videos. You have a great sense of humor too. Thank you

Awesome! Always wondered how these were assembled

Very good job and a very knowledgable explanation of this movement. I’m also watchmaker, so I appreciate the skills needed to disassemble them reassemble this movement.

@VintageWatchServices

8 ай бұрын

Thanks, JD!

I definitely use my automatic wrist watch for time keeping. I also like to set my bezel on the hour I leave for work, usually at 4 am. It reminds me around 2pm I need to stop working after a 10 hour day

Cool, thank you sir Breguet for the tourbillion. God bless whoever invented the mechanical clock and watch.

Grazie Maestro, sono rimasto incantato dalla tua bravura.

我也有一隻中國製造的陀飛輪錶。超棒的陀飛輪拆解影片，拆組過程詳細，完整解說沒冷場，是我看過最好的腕錶拆解影片，值得大力推薦

thxs that was cool 2 see

Excelente video, quedé hipnotizado al ver la destreza. Me impacta la creatividad y genialidad de las personas que han creado mecanismos tan diminutos y complejos. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos

Thank you for another interesting look into how these watches work

What a fascinating and informative video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.

@VintageWatchServices

4 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is so amazing I love watches and would love to learn to do this

Finally, I’ve been looking for a tourbillon assembly video for years

@LIONTAMER3D

11 ай бұрын

In China? Good luck...

I think you're right, a dial would be nice on this watch with just a window in the dial to see the tourbillon. Love watching the tourbillion move as the watch runs! Thanks for posting.

Your skill is inspiring and I admire your videos and the watch industry knowledge you provide. So inspired, in fact, that I decided to repair my own Chinese watch, a Guanjin automatic with a day-date complication. I bought it because it was inexpensive and very attractive. Something was wrong with the keyless works and the day-date mechanism. Everything else worked and it kept good time. How hard could it be? After I opened the watch, I discovered dozens of paper-thin stamped parts and a mechanism for the day-date and the winding mechanism unlike any I ever have seen. I still hold hope that I will be able to fix it. Professional service would cost more than the price of the watch, so I probably will discard it if I can't fix it myself.

Second time through this video. This channel and wristwatch revival are two folks I can listen to 24/7. As an absolute amateur the information is phenomenal. Thank you captain!! P.S. the child's queries make a man well up. Swell

@VintageWatchServices

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much 😊

what a great review! I just completed their kickstarer campaign. I hope to receive mine this year.

This video had me glued

Very interesting!

Always enjoy your videos!!

@VintageWatchServices

6 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it!

Another great video and I just love how eclectic and fair your choice and judgement of watches is. Thanks Stian

Pretty cool!

Oh, what a beautiful view of Lac Léman you have! Wonderful.

Love this! Perfect video showing the ins and outs of a chinese movement

incredible work ! regardless of today's cost

At the point where you were blowing the plates with forced air I jumped back, totally expected to see the screws nearby flying into space! Very interesting video. Thanks!

Thanks for the show and tell of the Tourbillon. Said the loom doesn’t last that long in the dark.

Incredible skills!! I've subscribed as your meticulous workmanship is hypnotic!

@VintageWatchServices

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

Great insights in this video, thanks.

Fascinating video. Well done. I have subscribed...

Parabéns pelo excelente serviço e a postagem do vídeo. Seu vídeo é raro e especial e nos deu uma boa visão desses movimentos chineses como uma alternativa interessante em adquirir um relógio tourbillon.

Seeing the ball bearing relieved my quandary about cage rotation in my Seagull tourbillon movement, thanks for your fine work.

@VintageWatchServices

Ай бұрын

Great to hear!

Hello Stian ! Interesting watch to work on, I’m not a fan of tourbillon and skeleton design, but seeing service of this one was interesting, particularly with this rotating tourbillon assembly ! Very nice and interesting video ! Thanks for sharing !

Stain great to see the big guy out in the wild and beautiful scenery as well. Interesting Watch also. Keep well from New Zealand 🇳🇿

Dear Stian, thank you so much for sharing this very beautiful and highly instructive video with the watch-loving community. I also bought a Chinese tourbillon (made by Sugess with a Seagull movement) a couple of years back and totally agree with you: the less you are distracted from the tourbillon, the more you can enjoy it. The only issue I have with my watch is that the hands look cheap, which is a pity. However, there is very little on the "blue gold stone" dial, not even the brand's name, which is cool.

@user-cv9eq9ml1b

7 ай бұрын

😂

Very interesting Stian and, as you predicted, it's the first tourbillon I've seen being taken apart on KZread. Your videos are always excellent and you're in my top three KZread horologists (not saying where in the top three but, suffice to say, the other two need to up their games 😉). Keep up the great work and many thanks for all your insightful commentary.

@VintageWatchServices

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, Martin 😊

@JohnJones-pu4ld

10 ай бұрын

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@JohnJones-pu4ld

10 ай бұрын

T5kkytty6

@JohnJones-pu4ld

10 ай бұрын

😢😮😢yg

@nogloddolgon2781

10 ай бұрын

Maybe sometimes, we need to leave a dangerous life... 🤣

Very interesting review but having watched this, I'm still happy that I bought a Seagull watch as the timekeeping is excellent and the lume lasts for 2 hours approx. Interested in the flying tourbillon activity. Thank you Stion

The first, fantastic as usual. I enjoyed the video.Thanks very much. Keep well Theon. Mike

My Seiko 5 is definitely used for timekeeping. It's nice to be able to leave the phone in my pocket or on my desk.

Nice video and presentation. Following page 12:44 it was a courageous operation. Last time did that I have lost most of the screws on my work bench.

@VintageWatchServices

2 ай бұрын

😊

I have one of these watches and just love it. It is based on the Brand Angelus which sell for 25k. Not bad to get one of these for less than the tax on the Swiss version.

THANKS,,,GREAT VIDEO

This is amazing. It is getting rarer, to find specialists in this field of work.

I could watch u work all day.

@VintageWatchServices

4 ай бұрын

😊👍

Its amazing idea of doing like this, its too difficult on make it, and thanks to your talent and showing your skill, perhaps we can learned more, thanks Sir.

@VintageWatchServices

7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks Stian. Looked kind of complicated but very intersting.

I would love to be able to work on watches like this. You have amazing talent. This is something many people do not realise, the engineering of a machanical watch. They are a micro work of art. Even when I look at a simple Japanese movement, I'm blown away. Tiny works of art!

@VintageWatchServices

Ай бұрын

They are! 😁

Really educational. Thanks.

Great video, really interesting break down and build up again. Horrid watch, everything wrong with cheap watches in my eyes but fascinating!

Their high end replica manufacturers need to collab and make something mindblowing.

@LIONTAMER3D

11 ай бұрын

For what, shiny trinkets? Their watches don't keep time accurately lol

@SaHaRaSquad

10 ай бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D Nobody buys automatic watches for accuracy, what's your point?

@LIONTAMER3D

10 ай бұрын

@@SaHaRaSquad no, some watches keep time much more accurately than others & those with precision timekeeping capability (chronograph/chronometer) sell more units than the rest. This watch is bad at being a watch. It's a trinket, accordingly.

@SaHaRaSquad

10 ай бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3D So I just looked and the chronometer certification requires a maximum deviation of 6 seconds per day, which is nice but still not even close to a cheap $5 quartz watch. My point still stands, automatic watches aren't bought for accuracy, we're not in the 18th century anymore. I do appreciate those things for the craftsmanship, design etc, but "precision timekeeping capability" is a rather subjective term, just like "trinket". "those with precision timekeeping capability (chronograph/chronometer) sell more units than the rest." Citation needed

@LIONTAMER3D

10 ай бұрын

@SaHaRaSquad accuracy for Swiss watches, apples to apples mate. They all lose to quartz lol. There's a reason why officially certified chronometers/chronographs cost more & I'm not in a position to explain it to you. Also, 6 is the max allowable deviation; Longines Ultrachron is at 3, most Rolex/Zodiac watches 4, and 5 for just about everything else. However, when you have self-correcting mechanisms (think tourbillons) you get extreme accuracy & guess what else? Go on...

You have the coolest tools! Pleasure to watch your videos.

Absolutely scary, but when you know what is what its a little better, awesome breakdown.

awesome nice to se how it works 👍 nice video as always

Incredible work... Having watched this video I immediately order me the watch. I am not a fan of watches and have only worn smart watches up until now, but the mechanical work inside the tourbillon watch is just mesmerizing. I hope my watch arrives in good condition though.

@VintageWatchServices

3 күн бұрын

Mechanical watches are indeed mesmerizing and the tourbillon even more so 😍

My dady bought one NKUWAN and he loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when he went out with it.

merci, une vidéo très intéressante

That 'gap' that you can't unsee is very appealing to me. It makes a watch of that complexity -- the tourbillon -- look much more spartan, thus amazing. Since it's mostly for eye appeal anyway, like jewellery, it doesn't detract. Also, for around $800, what's not to like. Good video.

Nice 👍 job

Well you don't get to see a tourbillon being taken apart every day so this was very interesting to watch. Cheers Stian

What a HUGE difference just a clean and lube made even on a new watch. My little Seiko is running fast so I guess it needs a service.... that costs about the same as the watch ($150 from Seiko NZ), but I like it so I'll get it done as soon as I can afford it. I've only had it for about two years too....

It is my first experience in Tourbillon...... thanks with❤ 👍

@VintageWatchServices

21 күн бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it!

Hi Stian, long time no see. Great video and love the super dry humor. "Started in 1913 obviously they had their 150 year anniversary in 2008, I guess they are not the Mathematical Institute" 🤣😂 Keep up the good work!

@VintageWatchServices

11 ай бұрын

😁

Not an easy task, you created a very good video!! Congrats!!

@VintageWatchServices

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

This is such a mesmerising proces to watch.

I like your slow motion liquid sound effects.

Thank you for the lug to lug dimension! It is very interesting to see relatively expensive watches from China.

@VintageWatchServices

6 ай бұрын

You bet!

Great vid. The watch looks cool but I think I would have trouble with the legibility of the hands. White might have worked better.

I guess one issue I have with this is that in order to get it to work well, you have to spend probably the same money you spend buying the watch to get it serviced immediately.

great job Stian, as usual…

As our loyal subscriber, It would be my dream if I get a mechanical or automatic watch from you as a gift.....It's impossible for me to pay the actual price of the watch but I will pay you all that is necessary (so whatever I can afford + transfer charge) for your parcel to Asia....I want the watch that you lubricated with your own skillful hands!..it's absolutely a masterpiece. I adore your patience and expertise...I could buy a watch myself but never could I get some lubed it as you did.. its just so perfect!!! THANK YOU!!!!

Such an Amazing view,,

12:01 that cleaning machine looks happy

That noise when dropping the parts into the ultrasonic cleaning solution never gets old. I reminds me of the old movies when people were "buttoning up" submarines. Great sound.

this was amzing to watch thank you for do it

@VintageWatchServices

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Your kid. So cute when she "interrupted" you. lol Kids are great.

Hi Stian. Another very interesting video. Looks as though you live in a very beautiful part of the world . Hope you are all keeping well. Regards. Mick