There is absolutely nothing “special” concerning this piece which is what makes this video especially satisfying. Very nice job.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! The joy is in the doing of it carefully not in the supposed value of the watch. It is great that you understand this Maestro Mechanico! Richard

Many years ago, in a forum, a watchmaker wrote "Death to the quartzs!", and all the other watchmakers in the forum cheered and agreed. (I quit that forum shortly after) Seeing you approach this Casio with love and respect was very refreshing, I really love your attitude to anything that is horology. Thanks a lot for this video.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

H Luca ... if Harrison or Breguet were around today they opt for a Casio G-Shock MRG I am sure of it and be blown away by the amazing quality and technology. Quartz is great in my view and Casio make great Quartz watches! Thanks for the feedback. richard

@jeb-zf4un

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna post but you have said all that needs to be said.

@richardbell466

3 жыл бұрын

Even Sinn use quartz on some of their tool watches simply because of its accuracy.

@marshallschaefer9632

3 жыл бұрын

can i have the link to that forum

@lucafwn

3 жыл бұрын

@@marshallschaefer9632 it might have been Orologiando (closed in 2014, it looks like there was something fishy going on behind the curtains) or orologiko.it - I don't remember exactly, I left them both around 2010 and now I can't remember which was which.

Fascinated by how you commit the same level of skill, patience, and respect to the Casio - as you provide for the higher end pieces. Well done, sir!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Unstructured Plans... I am a massive fan of Casio and I guess to joy of the work is not in the value of the watch but in how well I can do the task. Thanks for the feedback. Richard

@JoeyAnswer

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker it’s amazing and you can forget it’s even on you being so light,

@JoeyAnswer

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker hey where do you get the led? I’ve wanted to try this on my F108

@jays9211

3 жыл бұрын

I was impressed with all the Rolex rebuilds but now I’m really impressed that your working on boards

@imiroslavov

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoeyAnswer You should be able to find any size SMD leds in your local electronic component stores. Keep in mind that blue reds require more power and will drain the battery a tiny bit faster

Nothing like walking your Corgi by the water side.👍🏻

Such an underrated brand of timepieces. I have several 'top shelf watches but my everyday knockabout watch is a $21 Casio 201. Incredible value for a watch that hits the marks perfectly. Thank you for showcasing these humble timepieces.

Absolutely love this video! We've created a 'throwaway' culture through so much designed obsolescence in items which should last us _at least_ as long as these Casios... mass production hasn't always meant 'cheap & nasty', and a pleasing design with simple uncomplicated function is timeless. It's so refreshing to see someone lovingly restore a quartz watch _and_ make minor changes (ie. the blue LED) so it's functional & desirable today. I'd wager that Casio will outlast any Apple Watch that rolls out of the factory today 👌

@Joshua-lz9sk

Жыл бұрын

Apple Watch is a computer on your wrist, it rubs on software which needs updating. They last a couple of years and that’s it. The Casio will last as long as you take care of it and replace the battery. Just wanted to point out the difference

I LOVE Casio watches!! Most of my collection are Casios, including several G Shocks. I don’t think there’s another brand that offers as much value for money.

@MrPetermc199

2 жыл бұрын

The F91W is hands down the most value per Euro/Pound. It's amazing Casio can sell for almost nothing.

@tarheelred28390

Жыл бұрын

*_Keep your expensive timepieces. Casios especially G-Shocks, bring me utter contentment in watch brands. The functions are lovely: Wave Ceptor, Tough Solar, Countdown Timer Mode, Stop Watch Mode, Alarm Modes, illumination, Auto EL/LED, World Time Mode, altimeter, barometer, compass, sunrise & sunset data, moon age, hourly tone beeps, GPS, vibration alerts for alarms, timers, and notifications, four digit passcodes for info, and etc. are some them. 😋🤩_* *_As beautiful and complex as they are, mechanical movements come up apparently short in these features._*

Horology is about fun and accessibility. You treated this dear old Casio with respect and love. We can all learn a thing or two about watch repair by viewing this video! Welsh Pembroke Corgi?

Kudos for taking the time to show this. It's interesting to see an experienced professional take time to repair something that non-expert people would not consider. Something like a professional driver or airline pilot by day driving an old Volkswagen on his personal time. If you spent one hour on this repair, the value of your time would be 10 times the value of the watch. But the value of preserving that watch repair on youtube for history is priceless. For every happy rolex owner there must be a thousand happy casio owners, which does say something. Keep up the good work, and all humans make mistakes from time to time.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Brent... Thanks for this. I figure the interest is in the design of the watch rather than its value and the enjoyment in doing the work comes from doing it as well as I can regardless of the value. Very pleased that you get this and also think my video brings value to KZread which is great. Great feedback, much appreciated. Richard

Richard, you may not see this, but the sole reason I subscribed was because I love the work you do, I love listening to you as does my young watchmaker Billie. We are most grateful for knowledge, your sense of humour and above everything, your skill and dedication to the oft' hardworking craft of watchmaking. Love, peace and blessing to you and your family - God bless, Wendi 🌻🌻🌻

I bought a Seiko ana- digital in 1985 h557 5319 and in 2011 had battery changed , no problems, got caught in rain storm and watch died, moisture inside. That was in 2012. Left it on the shelf till 2022 and replaced battery, didn't reanimate. Took it to watch shop, no dice. Guy shook head about sending it to Seiko. It had sentimental value so I took it all apart for fun, and the hands fell off, and I threw it in the bin. I don't regret it but also wasn't in love with it. I had a Gshock mudman from about 2010 and I have 6 inch wrists and the housing developed a crack where the pin goes through. Basically, I couldn't repair it. Now I own two Gshocks, GA2110 and GW5610 U ( updated version) and I really like it. I work at a dying plant and I never had a problem. I owned a Hamilton quartz a while back 1990s and lost it. I was also thinking about adding a mechanical watch to my collection but I like quartz better and the solar radio Gshock is really cool 😎 I see citizen watch qaurtz going for 2000 and my mouth drops. If I played lottery( don't play) and won the jackpot I would but the HAQ. Lol 😆 there are so many nice watches You are inspirational ❤️ 🙌 . Good job 👏. I subscribed

I've got an 'F-Shock', an F-108, so this was very interesting to see, thanks for making the video.

It has inspired me to bring out my 1981 Black Casio CA 90 watch!

I remember when i was 8 yo at school (1985) fix and swap between model of casio watch , like changin screen or light ^^ I have the 1983 W750 "MARLIN" , i had to change the battery and it work very well ^^ Digital watch CASIO is the best for me ! i have only CASIO (Digital) or SWATCH (Analog) why ? : 101% waterproof , ultra long battery life and it's beautiful ^^ I'm electrician but i love electronic from childhood , very glad to find your channel ^^ friendly from belgium :) 0:50 this is why casio watch work a long years ! look at the size of the battery ! exactly the same than computer motherboard (just thinner for specific models)

It is very nice and inspiring to see a professional working. Thanks a lot. And when i reconsider my video about the same subject, i am ashamed...

You’re welcome Richard and thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

I can't believe I've just spent 20 minutes watching a guy restore a cheap plastic watch but I found it fascinating. Thank you Richard, I've now subscribed to see what else you tackle.

Very nice job and there is something special about these simple no nonsense time pieces .

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi True2022 .... goodto hear from you as I don't remember seeing you comment in a while. Yes, these are the 'workhorses of the people' and I think they deserve some limelight. Thanks for the feedback. Richard

@Dave062YT

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker Hi boyo greetings from Carmarthen Yes haven't seen a video of yours for ages even tho I had the bell icon clicked .I un subbed re subbed and re clicked the bell and hope that fixes it this time .Keep up the great work

@Dave062YT

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker ps Forgot to say .great mod and a big improvement on the original.

@Dave062YT

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker pps I bought that yellow and black carbon core guard G shock you reviewed a while back and love it !

You did a great job on this video. It is the first of yours I’ve seen. Impressed.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Andy! Richard

It's really great to see a quartz digital watch being repaired with the FANTASTIC level of skill you always show in all of your watch restorations Richard.

I really like my Casio G Shock. I have never seen a white cased one.It looks awesome

Brilliant I'm obviously old cause the watch is in my eyes simple and beautiful...never seen a white one my Casio all through my childhood was a Casio F-18 only downside was the strap was part of the watch but boy was it robust i swam with it and almost never took it off.

Nice one! Your loving attention to a highly accurate and pretty-much indestructible watch is commendable and appreciated! Tough times forced me to sell off my mechanicals. 5 years ago, If someone would've said that my G-Shock 3229 will be my go-to, everyday wear watch I would've looked at them like they were insane!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Great feedback. I am a 'glass half full' guy I guess and figure if you've got a deecnt g-shock well that is great in my book. I love g-shock and have one on my wrist right now! Richard

Of all the obscure nerdy stuff I've watched on KZread this is definitely a contender for the nerdiest. Love it.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Louisville Louisville! I shall take that as a compliment... Thank you so much! Richard

كم انت رائع لم اشعر بالوقت وانا انظر لما تقوم به في اعادة تأهيل واصلاح الساعات القديمة والجميله . انا احترم واقدر الصناعات القديمة حيث اجد فيها الذكريات مع اصحابها ولها قيمتها الكبيرة والمعنوية الثمينة . شكرا جزيلا لك على هذا الابداع والعمل اتمنى ان اكون صديق دائم لك . المشترك في قناتك الرائعة المهندس حبيب عجام . ⚘

I really love looking to my watches with their seconds syncronized! My sunday morning routine is setting them by internet time, and seeing them working at the same time-digital, quartz analogic and automatic- i find it magic! Really makes me apreciate the differences while seeing the similarity of telling time correctly!

Great video. Finally Casio has a video as the protagonist, at the height of his importance in the history of watchmaking.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Sergi ... I am a big Casio fan! They make great watches which people can most often afford to buy! Thanks for the feedback. richard

Thank you very much for doing such a thorough and excellent job on a simple Casio. I've watched restoration videos here where the watchmaker didn't even clean the crystal or the case. They just restored the movement and nothing else. For me, this is unacceptable unless the owner of the watch wants it that way.

How very cheeky! "The watch is working fine, sir, there's only 55 minutes in an hour, you know. It's working perfectly!" Most trades have their own jokes like the "left hand crescent wrench" but I hadn't heard the one about the 55 minute hour. Great restoration and many thanks.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Randy ... it sounds like something a 1970s Trade Union in UK dreamt up! I would have been hired as the watchmaker! Thanks for the feedback Randy! Richard

Wow! That watch will last forever now! Great video!

Never imagined the detail and the possibility to modernize a plastic watch. great!

im a big fan of casio gschock watch. and i love your videos.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Rodney ... me too. I need to get my hands on a nice pretty MRG to disassemble! Thanks for the feedback. Richard

멋진 영국신사분 이네요! 하얀색 카시오를 차고 강아지와 산책하시는 모습 또한 보기 좋습니다.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

안녕하세요 SungPil Yoon ... 이 피드백에 감사드립니다. 개 이름은 망고이고 한국에 가고 싶어요! Richard

This is great, I have restored a couple of Casio’s including one I wore for five years. The plastic material of the cases and straps can deteriorate!

One of the Casio’s best basic Casio’s and they look great on natos!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Joey not tried it on a nato, will do that an instagram it! Thanks! Richard

G8 job ❤️ One tiny hair trapped while case back sealing

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi ketan ... Haha! I know I will retrieve it soon! Imagine how many watches that weren't videoed still have one or two or three in the back. The camera misses little! Thanks for the observation. Richard

Hello Richard sir..... 😀😀 like Always ur work is much appreciable..... Ur work is very soothing to eyes & mind.... 👍👍

OK, that’s the one that made me like and subscribe. You gave as much care to that little $10 Casio, as you do to much finer watches. I have a soft spot in my heart for Casios. I had a half dozen of them during the 80’s and 90’s; all of them performed brilliantly for me. And I recently acquired a nice Square G. If you are alone on a dessert island, even the cheapest Casio will serve you better than a Rolex, at least until the battery runs out! Great video. Thanks!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Brilliant comment Reg... And it's given me an idea for another Casio video. Thank you so much. Richard

Hi Richard I’ve recently purchased the same Casio as this one, I can’t wait to do the same mod as you have. Thank you for the great attention to detail Richard.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi alwyn .... great stuff. It's very simple and it's a nice result so you will have fun. Thanks for the feedback. richard

Same process and care no matter what the piece. Just part and parcel of who and what you are 👍 Quality as always Richard...right, off to your website to give that a 'coat of looking at' too

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Kent... Thank you so much! Richard.

Brilliant, very nostalgic I remember the first digital watches with red LED's for the numbers. The batteries lasted about a day. But they had such a short production run of about a year they will in future probably be very sought after antiques.

You're welcome richard! And thank you for sharing this video. I'm one of your big fan from the Phillipines.and also cheap watches collector.

I went on a Casio binge recently,going from one analogue to ten (nine digital).Two of them are G-Shock radio controlled and solar powered,the others will need batteries at some stage.So thanks for that video,now I know what I'm in for..................................

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Casio make great watches for sure and the G-Shock MRG ot MTG are reall really nice. Swapping out the batteries is pretty straight forward so it should be fun to do. Thanks for the feedback. Richard

Casio and seikos are the Toyotas of the watch industry.

Hallo Richard, never would have dreamed you would tinker around with a digital Casio. Now this I can do, and did a lot of myself. Respect for you, that you treat this little Casio with respect too.

Thanks Richard. Superb breakfast entertainment.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Richard! Richard

great too see you working on a basic little casio bllody cool everyone at some point in there lifes should rock a casio of some kind

pure artistry!

Another sweet video. I love the attention to detail. And you were wearing my super-yellow g-shock while eating your carrot cake! 🙂👍

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gary! Gotta love G-Shock ....you are a discerning fellow as the GA-2000 CCG is a great watch watch I think! On my wrist now! Richard

As a Casio fan, I found this fascinating, thanks !

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Medwyn .... Thanks for taking amoment to say so! very pleased you enjoyed this! Richard

Well worth my time! Thanks for the change of pace!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! Thanks Dave... Very pleased you liked this! Richard

Wow!! Beautiful Casio!!!💯🙌 Greetings from México!!

Just goes to show, you can have your cake, and eat it, !! Lol.. Didn't know you were an electronics expert too.. !! Keep 'em coming,,,,

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Sssshhh John, My first degree was actually in electrical engineering! Thanks for the feedback. Richard

@andrewegan7011

3 жыл бұрын

Richard you will make use of that degree in setting the time on the watch. Great video.

@John..18

3 жыл бұрын

@@andrewegan7011 Thanks

Even the watch maker him self prefer a quartz. From an engineering perspective they are magnificent. When mechanical watch 10 times beats per second consider as high beat. In quartz watch there is a part that vibrate 32,768 times per second.

What a lovely blue. Another great video!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! Hi Blake! I know... It is really cool I think. Richard

You Sir are a master at what you do! Thank you for your appreciation to all things horology and for sharing your knowledge and passion. And, you are surely welcome! I too am a member....... Thank You Richard

Keep going Richard! Regards from a big fan of you. Cheers from Brussels

it was nice !)) i personally cannot stand that blue ,my favorite is g-shock green! Boys will back me up on that!!!✌️

I’ve had Casio watches for 50 yrs. I love ‘em because they do it well what a watch is for. These watches have more functions attached to them in the past. But, cell phones. These watches are cheap and durable.

That was a lovely video 👍 thanks Richard

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much James! Richard

Some day i am gonna become a member, but for now, I am gonna enjoy this. Thanks for your channel!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one Eduardo ... we look forward to the day you come on board and for the meantime are just happy to have you along! Richard

you my good sir are so Wholesome! ❤❤❤

Is it me or did the time on the pocket watch say 12:55?? And not 12:50?? Really great video Richard and totally unexpected. Great to see you rocking the medieval look with the long hair and moustache you’d make a great volunteer over the road at the castle!🚒👍

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi J******* Haha! It was not you at all ... it was me! I was concentrating too hard on the process, the shooting focus, operating the pushers in finger cots, the audio level and stuffed up the actual time! Enjoying the medieval look, plus in works well when there are no hairdressers open! Hope all good with you and great to hear from you! Richard

You are setting the G-Shock to the vintage pocket watch? That's some serious trust in your work on the latter.

@user-iw2mo7yu4d

3 жыл бұрын

That's not a G-Shock, although both made by Casio.

@Alias_Anybody

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-iw2mo7yu4d Oh, you are right, it's a square but not a G-Shock. I don't see those very often to be honest.

Got to admit.. I'm kinda new to these watchmaker videos but at the same time I find the soo fascinating to watch. I'm a car mechanic and I use tools as well. The size of the tools you use are so darn tiny in comparison. I'm glad to see you do a restoration on one of these old Casios. Had plenty of them through the years and I think they are awesome watches. Even had one that had a temperature display on it. Loved that watch! It's amazing how they could do cool things like that for so cheap. I wouldn't mind trying a restore myself sometime on a digital watch. Analog ones though...well I don't think my hands are steady enough these days to even attempt it.

Excellent work, thanks Richard 😳👍.

Love this! I have my deceased fathers old Casio G shock that he wore daily and I wanted to restore it, thanks so much for the insight!

Nicely done. First time viewer now subscriber.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Welcome aboard! Richard

Fab work very informative

You really deserve more subscribers! Thank you for this interesting new video! Amazing to use a mechanical watch as a reference to set time on a quartz watch, very amusing :-)! The patience and time you devotes to even this more "humble" watch (I mean if compared to the more priced ones your expert hands have handled and fixed). it's a sign of your great attitude and enjoyment in watchmaking! It's always a pleasure to watch your videos! Thank you so much for sharing! Starting from today, until April 5, we'll be again in "red zone", this means no-one is allowed to go out of his/her home for futile reasons. I really hope that these limitations will soon end, and that we will all return to a "new" normality, possibly different (in better) from this one. Have a nice weekend and stay safe!

What a turnout! Smashed it!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks MrRestore! Richard

Thanks for another great video Richard, I have learnt so much from your videos. Here is a tip for other relative newbs like me. Before putting digital watch cases in the ultrasonic cleaner check that the decal on the glass is not a metallic transfer attached to the back of the glass. I have learnt the hard way that these are easily destroyed by the ultrasonic cleaner.

Respect! As ever such a careful and caring approach to your work. Well done.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so Much Hound About! Richard

Fun! Really enjoyed this. I wanted to see the action of connecting the battery with the frame with tweezers but you didn’t show it up close. But looked easy enough.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Mountain Standard Time! I tried to capture it but it could have been better I guess. It is really simple to do with a pair of tweezers or a bent paper clip. Thanks for the feedback. Richard

@MountainStandardTime

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker Thanks! I subscribed. I have a small KZread channel too. Mostly reviews of watches my friends and I have.

Good show Richard! Nice to see you go where no other youtube watch channel has gone and actually service a quartz watch instead of just changing the battery or "moding" their Seikos with a new bezel. I have a quartz Inox that I carried in Kabul and it failed to work after it's second battery change. Seems like nice enough a watch to fix but nobody does anything but changes batteries. Good for you. Take care.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Randy ... what's life without risk? Yes I do like to really lift up the hood and see whats going on. Some quartz are easier to service than others I guess but you are right mostly folks don't even bother. Good to hear from you and thanks for this. Richard

Trip down memory lane....

Enjoyed that, thanks, Richard!. Oddly enough, I bought a Casio F-91W this week for my modest collection lol Got to love the classics!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris yes the $10 F-91W is a true classic ... I must d a video on that watch one day. Thanks for the feedback. Richard

@ChrisLee-UK

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardperrettwatchmaker I'll look forward to that, for sure :)

Nice work. At the 18.25 mark you picked up a hair on the greased seal and it's still there when you fit and secure the case back.

Really great video, I'll subscribe and look forward to more. 🙂

Love the way you treat a casio and a Rolex with the same love, top job again👌

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Robbie .... yes the joy is in doing the work carefully and not so much in the value of the watch being worked on I think. Thanks for the feedback. Richard

Happy to be one of 60K subs! Love the 80s retro look!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Richard! Good man ... great to have you on board sir! Richard

Good stuff!

Splendid job there Richard. Thanks for posting this.

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Station Plaza! Good to hear from you! Richard

Great video Richard

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Tim! Richard

Great content as usual Richard , fantastic refresh .well done

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Martin. Richard

superb

I'm a great fan of Casio watches especially the G-Shock versions. Nice to see you've moved on from your Derek Jacobi phase and doing a creditable impersonation of Oliver Reed!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! You crack me up twozerouk! Plus you have good taste as Casio make great watches and the G-Shock MRG stuff is amazing! Oliver Reed is cool so I will take that! Thank you so much for getting involved! Richard

Fantastic resto. Yes f91w was my 2nd digital watch, really lasts the distance. it's worth restoring old quartz casio's rather than chucking them and buying new!

I am a fan of Casio too, esp the G-shocks . I own several models: Gulfman, Mudman , GA-700, GD-100. They are super tough and affordable if you don't choose the premium category.

Did not know Mr. Perrett has an Casio G-Shock. Nicely done and I wasn't surprised from a master watch maker. Hoped you would do some play with polarizer film. Maybe you'll do someday a LCD screen mod with how to guide.

Thanks Richard great video.

Thanks Richard another interesting and entertaining video. By far the best watch channel no watch snobbery or b. s. here !

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Michael! Much appreciated! Richard

Thank you for tutor also fix watch very useful

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Inday! Very pleased this was useful and thank you for taking a moment to say so! Richard

More casio restorations and mods pls ^_^ awesome video

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks kubiaxk ... stay tuned! Richard

Excellent work as usual...

Another great video Richard !

Lovely! Your talents seem to know no boundaries! Thanks for sharing your hard won knowledge! Cheers Mate! 🍻

these are my favourite kinds of videos on youtube :) it's great to tune in to the restoration process, very homely and calm in my opinion! looking forward to getting myself a g-shock 5600 soon-ish

This must have been an enjoyable change of pace. The quality of your videos is getting better every time, even when the subject isn’t as ‘technical’ as what you do with a Rolex. Hope you and your family are well and safe, and that Springtime treats you well!

@richardperrettwatchmaker

3 жыл бұрын

This was fun Eric for sure so I will be doing more stuff like it I think as I really enjoyed making it. Thanks for the good wishes and hope all is going well at your end. Richard

I liked your work, very neat and beautiful. I wish You love and health.