Amazing, to watch a Pro working, you make this look easy. respect.

Amazing workmanship, I’m in awe. Had no idea how complicated a chrono complication is, just wow.

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Marcus!

This has to be the best chronograph video I’ve ever watched. Fantastic production value! Thank you for sharing!

1hr video but he is alive!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jonna-X, nice to see that you are still subscribed :-)

My .861 is one of the early versions built in about Oct. 1968. It was given to me as a BD gift on July 30, 1969 about 10 days after Buzz Adlrin wore his on the moon. I still have it and it works fine. My girlfriend paid about $275 with a 20% discount at Bamburgers, now Macys. It's pre-lunar and does not have the moon landing stamp on the back. But its not the .321 version that Buzz wore on the moon. The .861 model changed over in 1968 as I understand it. There is an extra jewel and a plastic replacement part. It runs at a higher frequency and is more accurate. It's over 50 something years old and looks brand new.

I appreciate your oiling guide instructions. I am a watch collector and hobbyist. I began servicing my own watches about a year ago. Oiling in the correct places and with correct oils is critical. Thank you for your guidance.

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Ernesto! Thanks for your comment and good luck ;-)

The side by side view of the parts is great. Helps to understand the amount of wear on those components.

Thanks my friend... I think so to see your next video .. see you soon..

The effort you put into not only the work on the movement but the video and editing is absolutely fantastic. Best watch video I have seen to date. Now I understand why those watches cost what they do… 😬😬😬👍🏾👍🏾

Outstanding craftsmanship. This video is worth every minute of it.

The most accurate watch service i ve seen on youtube till now .

Amazing photography...I have an early Speedy and always wondered what a strip down would look like....you make it look so easy, but I don't think I'll be home servicing it!...many thanks for sharing your skills so beautifully. 👏👏

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment Phillip! I always strive for the best result possible.

Nice, the best way to see how "doctor" work in watches... watching you is a very pleasure 😉

It is long time we are missing your beautiful voice

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Almasri, I will be back soon :-)

Well Dimitri,this was spellbinding stuff!I I was hooked from the word go!

Hi Dimitri, I have a Lemania 1873 that i'm servicing, but now it's stoppep waiting for a replacement pice because a broken screw. Thank you for your details in this assembly, and beatiful tools ! Regards

@therealwatchdoctor

9 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Great video! I really enjoyed watching it!

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Stumbled across this video and even though I don't own an expensive watch I now know why they are priced so high.I enjoyed this.

Great video. Amazing camera work and attention to detail. Noting the part number was especially useful.

The most detailed video of a watch ,top notch bro

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thanks man! It took me a lot of time and effort to make this video, so nice to hear that!

Well I understand why we haven't seen a video in a while. This must have taken a long time to edit. Excellent video and beautiful watch. I don't think that I've seen so much grease used in a movement! Your tools are as beautiful as the watches that you work on. I do have a question. When pressing on the chronograph driving wheel, how do you know the correct height? Does it bottom out, or do you actually measure it some how? Thank you for a wonderfully comprehensive video.

excellent video.

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thanks!

great, excellent job, I want to learn more, GOD bless You

Excellent work!

I'm impressed that you were able to capture the sound of the minute recorder clicking into place with so little background noise!

Amazing video.Thank you

For such work you need to give an Oscar. Just awesome !

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Wauw! Thanks Rock n Roller :-)

Hypnotic...! Thank you!

Awesome video. Really enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing the procedure with us.

Incredible!

Excellent!

Great video. Amazing work!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Stefano!

Great video about restauration of Omega Speedmaster, thank you...

Thank you so much for the video. It is a pleasure to see you working on this great caliber and learn from you. Thanks again.

Simply fantastic. I have this watch... now I could see inside... amazing. Thanks a lot.

Fantastic work 👍👍👌👌

Very Very Good Job .My hat is off to you....

Awesome ❤️ Thank you!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Max Payne ;-)

Wow! That was amazing! Thank you for taking the time to put this vid together.

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tgoldfisher. It took me indeed a lot off time to record it also in very closeup... but I am very satisfied with the result so :-)

Loved this vdo! Looking forward for more!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks ;-)

Welcome back! Been looking forward to this video.

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andy! Nice to be back :-) and nice to see my subscribers are coming back also :-)

Thank you for taking your time and patience, outstanding presentation, and letting us watch your process and handling techniques. I've learnt some tips and tricks and will use them in my daily work. Thanks

Groot respect voor je kennis en grote kunde...vakwerk... Uitmuntend camerawerk dat een duidelijk beeld geeft van de minutieuze precisie die bij het assembleren van dit uurwerk komt kijken. Nogmaals, grote klasse👍🏼

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Bedankt Egbert ;-). We doen ons uiterste best, en dan is het steeds fijn om te horen dat dit gewaardeerd word. Fijne dag!

Your video is very helpful for me to reassemble the Omega chronograph movement

Thank you for your most excellent video , it was worth watching to the end and has given me a better insight to the complicated mechanism that the Speedmaster has !

thank you very much legend watch prof...

Wow this video is pure gold!!!!!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roberto! Nice to hear that :-)

Yay nice to see new video!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Oatbaa, nice to see you back to :-)

Thank you taking the time to do this! A true artisan my friend! Amazing video

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cote Cote, you're welcome!

And he is back! Thank you for another stunning and informative video.

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Arnoud :-)

Magnifique!

Outstanding!!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Zuke!

well done master, well done, such a precised work

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! :-)

Amazing

Should deserve a million views

Sencillamente, magistral.

formidables images....de la chirurgie. Bravo.

Bravissimo, grazie.

Impresionante , IMPRESIONANTE DE VERDAD !!!!!! espero algún día tener una 4 parte de tu maestría . Un saludo . Sigue

Superb and mesmerizing........brilliant 👍👍

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Turbo!

Felicitaciones espectacular

Amazing work! Thank you for sharing. This is so interesting to watch. I'm amazed by how little oil is applied. And also the number of different viscosities. Perhaps you could elaborate on the importance of oil?

I like the video. It is Impressive

That definitely is the watch of Theseus

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Hello I/O, you mean it's a labyrinth? :-)

Long time no see Dimitri! Looks like you have collected several months worth of playback time in one video. Your video is easily among the best in all KZread watch repairs in terms of capture quality, magnification and illumination. Keep it up!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, and nice to see you back Tom! Much appreciated your comment :-)

thank you i learned a lot from your video 🤝🤝🤝

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Radot!

+ 1 abonné. votre vidéo est géniale. j'apprends l'horlogerie ainsi que le fonctionnement des chronographes. votre vidéo est vraiment très complète et de grande qualité. En plus j'adore la Speedmaster.

Fijn om weer een video van u te zien, had ze al gemist 😊👍

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Bedankt Mikey! Ja, inderdaad een hele tijd geleden. Maar ik heb het ontzettend druk gehad de laatste tijd. Jammer genoeg kruipt er zeer veel tijd in in het maken van deze video's. Maar kwaliteit is voor mij het belangrijkste. Groeten!

Perfect.

Perfect

Eccellente!

Impresionante

I like this video😍

Thank you

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Hey watch doctor I appreciate your videos. I am a humble hobbyist and your channel has been a invaluable source of information. You should look into having a patreon account or some other platform besides amzn. I would gladly show my support. I get my supplies from a local shop in my city.

Great work. You have some magnificent OEM Omega tools. Did the customer not want the bracelet refinished? Seems like the shiny mid links could use a polish.

I like this video

fantastic job! i have stripped cleaned an eta 2824, but too nervous of chronos just yet! i will come to your country with my speedy moonwatch for service and be confident it will be looked after. had to subscribe. cheers

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thank you very much :-)

Oh man these are great. My holly grain chronograph will always be Zenith Al Primero (first chronograph) however And you can’t go wrong with a few vintage Seiko was well!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Trihard. I also LOVE Zenith watches and Seiko as well!

would love to see this done on a "Ed White" Cal 321 variant with column wheel ... whether the new one, or a vintage model..

Why were there so many scratches on the surfaces? That jewel at 19:59 looks like it was attacked and dug out in the past!

Epic VDO thank you. Now I'm afraid to wear my watch.

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Amazing video!!! Please keep sharing. What microscope are you using to inspect the parts?

Bello video compre un reloj icono de esos ref 145022-69 ST me parese fantástico su trabajo

@therealwatchdoctor

8 ай бұрын

Thanks!

I missed the part where you reassemble the buttons on the watch case and kindly ask you if they have a gasket and eventually need to be lubricated. Thank you.

very good joob

very good....... 非常好.................とても良い....................

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

you made such great videos - do you think to come back and publish other videos ?..

Needs a safire on the back to reveal the beauty....

Amazing video! I'm a super beginner and would like to ask you what is the difference between Moebius 9504 and HP-1300? Thanks for your reply. Simone

Really enjoying this and only about 15 minutes in. Great quality on the video especially the closeups. I only have one question though.... at what point do you put a watch in the spare parts bin? It looks like you are replacing a good majority of the internal parts on this and although I don't know the cost I am assuming you are far exceeding the value of the watch...(yes I understand this can be a sentimental thing, and this is possibly for a customer...)

@thearmeddiyer9343

2 жыл бұрын

Regardless, that is a beaaauuutiful watch though...

Hi Dimitri, this was a fantastic video. I own a 1971 Flightmaster caliber 911 with continuous seconds hand. I need to replace the chrono driving wheel 1710 along with chrono friction spring, chrono wheel 1705 and coupling wheel 1712. My question, how do you remove chrono driving wheel 1710 and wear can I obtain the holder to support the jewel to install and press fit the new wheel. I have search the internet and cannot locate the Omega 506W002692 holder. I assume it's an Omega part, is there an optional holder to use? I am a watch enthusiasts in the USA. Thanks

Saving this for an evenings viewing! I mentioned on another video you did about my 1861 chrono minute hand being a tad to the right when zeroed(can only see it with the eyeglass)and I was of the belief that this is within tolerance. Could you confirm this is so? Many thanks for your videos,fascinating viewing!

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tommy, there is always a little bit of tolerance, perfection doesn't exsist but we try to chase it :-)

@tommychuckles7199

2 жыл бұрын

@@therealwatchdoctor Many thanks for your feedback,puts my mind at rest.Best wishes.

I've noticed that on non rotating parts such as the stem square and yolk pivot, you only lubricate in one place. Since these parts don't rotate or only rotate through a few degrees, surely they are dry on the surface that wasn't lubricated?

Does the time have to be somewhere specific before attaching the hands, or just on an hour?

wow thanx a lot, enjoyed it a lot. can one buy all the parts for that movement? if so, where? or is it just for watchmakers to buy? thanx

wow! ok u won

Very nice! Bergeon makes wet wipes now? Howmuch are those? €10 per wipe?😜

@therealwatchdoctor

2 жыл бұрын

Lolll Yes indeed, they do :-)