That feeling when you have just the right tool for a job.

@1958david1

11 ай бұрын

and the knowledge.

@127815gavf

8 ай бұрын

Mainly, there is no point in having the tools and not knowing how to execute them.

@perfectiom3718

6 ай бұрын

​@@127815gavfthat is the most absurd argument i ever heard.

@ciuwandy9238

6 ай бұрын

Best feeling ever

@longinesmuratwerkmaister

2 ай бұрын

It has a different style. He polished the glass without dismantling it. He did not disassemble the tube. He followed a different method for the bracelet. He did not remove the upper curtain of the blazer. Still, it is a good job.

Those are stunning results, fabulous work!

Before i could continue...in just a few minutes in i knew this guy was a perfectionist. Great work, i enjoyed this polishing... the music is well balanced out with the video.

@PoltergeistWorks

9 ай бұрын

He did a great job but I would not call him a perfectionist - the tell is at the end where he puts the watch together, pressing the springbar of the clasp with his nail scratching the edge of the clasp, the same goes with putting in the springbars connecting the watch to the case - pressing them against the case while compressing = making scratches on the inside of the lugs. Factory finish is PERFECTION, this is just a VERY GOOD job ;)

@truthrevealed9293

9 ай бұрын

That's subjective@@PoltergeistWorks

@truthrevealed9293

4 ай бұрын

yet true@@PoltergeistWorks

Man that was awesome to watch such a work of art much respect for the skilled polisher!! I have been so scared to wear my yacht master because of scratching it now I know wear to take it to get polished! You have a new subscriber!

Amazing job, there is something insanely satisfying about restoring a thing back to its glory.

Fantastic restoration and outstanding workmanship

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Mark

@marcn8750

9 ай бұрын

@@Watchtraderuseful video. Thanks. What was the pink spray coating for?

Fascinating how much work goes in to polishing! That lad has definitely done that before!!

Much respect. That is some crazy skills and workmanship to restore the watch back to shine. I could never do anywhere as close to a good job like this piece here. And the sheer amount of tools and machineries to perform the job can seem daunting but man, you're awesome to masterfully use them to perfection

I am deeply impressed by the confidence in handling with it, the skills, the machinery and the final effect ❤

Fantastic restoration & so incredibly satisfying to watch !

Great work , you gave it a brand new life. Good craftsmanship, love to see someone going the extra steps to make something look nice

In your videos you say to a customer about polishing and it almost feels casual and then you see this and realise it is anything but! Welding new material to cover the divots in the case, then polishing so that all the original lines and crispness of the case are maintained and then, that Platinum bezel! It is both the thing I love and loath most about the yachtmaster! Love it because it is a wonderful look and loath it because that sandblasted finish is so easy to scratch! What an artisan the chap is. What is wonderful as well is that the owner really wore the watch, no safe queen this one, worn as a Rolex should be worn! Best video you have made thus far, thank you!

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the positive comment. It helps when you guys let us know the kind of content that you’re into. Like you said, it’s nice to see a pre loved watch that’s been worn regularly without hesitation from it’s owner. Glad we could share the process of bringing the watch back to it’s former glory.

Absolutely incredible!! Unbelievable skill and craftsmanship.

Absolutely stunning job, loved it!

Great video! It was so fascinating to watch. I truly enjoyed watching your craftmanship/expertise in getting that watch looking immaculate again.

@Watchtrader

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it

Wow this video was so interesting, lovely to see the work involved in restoring a watch to its former glory. Amazing skill and craftsmanship thanks for the video.

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it, thanks for watching 👊

That's a very professional job. This guy knows what he is doing.

Just bought a yacht master, very reassuring to know there’s craftsmanship of this quality in the UK. Great watch.

Such an art using sticky tape with rubber gloves on. A skilled workman 👍

Very satisfying video to watch. It is a huge investment with all the special tools you need to make a watch as new again. Look forward to see more. Thnx for uploading this video.

And now I know…phenomenal….love your craft …it is worth it to have it done right…and you have all the tools.❤

Incredible work! Refinishing watches is genuinely one of my favourite things to do!

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for tuning in Jason 👊

@HenryPerez_royal_hp

Жыл бұрын

Jason are you in the US? Do you have references? The bezel on my 16622 has an incredibly irritating scuff or what almost appears to be a polish mark on the sandblasted part of it, bought it that way and it drives me INSANE. I took it to Rolex AD and he told me it wasn’t worth it as they wouldn’t just service the bezel, it’s a “complete “ service, of course 🙄 which means expensive. They basically told me to leave it alone as it’s not that bad

Very good quality videography. Keeps getting better. Best Watch channel around

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

That's TLC boys! Love this kind of episode. Really enjoy watching polishing ( more than servicing. ) Thanks!

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the feedback Michael

@josegarcia3846

7 ай бұрын

Yo tengo un longines hydroconquest dónde puedo limpiar la maquinaria y todo

Loved this! Very therapeutic to watch 🚀

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jamie

Looks brand new. Excellent work.

amazing job, so satisfying to watch! keep on the great work

@walnutsandbeastiality866

7 ай бұрын

It was satisfying to watch the watch being satisfied 😅

A joy to see meticulous skilled workmanship bringing a watch back to like-new condition. I would never have realised all the equipment, tools, and chemicals required in addition to the patient craftsmanship. Would be curious to know long it took from start to finish, and how much it cost the client. Great job!

Excellent, perfect service, congratulations.

It's unbelievable how many machines you have.

Beautiful work mate!

The most professional full watch restoration I have ever seen ! The level of detail and superb craftsmanship is a sight to behold, furthermore, I was very impressed with the amount and quality of the tools/machinery used in the video... I would love to send my dad's (who has sadly passed from complications and poor care from the doctors who were charged for his care) Omega Seamaster Chronometer w/Omega Caliber 1120 Movement (1995 James Bond version) in all stainless steel (36mm version) w/White Dial...Ref: 2552.20 If it's not too expensive to do so, I would like to do a full restoration. Again, it has more sentimental value to me than physical value (although it is worth in the neighborhood of $3K to $4K) It would be a great watch to pass it on to my Son. Oh by the way, I'm in the Greater Danbury Connecticut USA currently, so the watch would have to be shipped unless there is an excellent watchmaker in this part of the woods... Thanks gents.

Amazing , therapy watching a great tradesman at work.

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jo

Please make more or these! I've seen this like 10 times

Recently just treated myself to an IWC Pilot Chronograph 43. My first luxury watch. Watching this I can really understand the cost of servicing/refurbishing now. A lot of skill and tooling involved.

Amazing to see the transformation

Another great video guys , a great start to my day 👍

@Watchtrader

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Kevin

Awesome work and result 👌🏽

Such a beautiful watch. Doesn’t seem to get the love that others Rolex sports models do. Great skill on show. !!

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

You’re right, however, the Yacht-Master 40 has been picking up steam

@ashtechs9303

2 жыл бұрын

@@Watchtrader I'm biased. I have one lol.

professionalism at its finest

Nothing like a gifted professional

Jack has certainly upped his game lol

Perfect work, really nice to see!

@Watchtrader

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Brilliant video lads 😍

Outstanding ... Professional from start to finish and the end result speaks for itself ...

For a minute I thought the bezel was going to be pink….lol. Awesome work mate, great skill.

One word:Impressive.

Very nice work, congratulations

Brilliantly done 👍🏻

Wow très belle restoration 👏🏽

Prof level! Fascinating !!

Content is fire - keep it coming! Love it!

@Watchtrader

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Allen

My god why is that so satisfying to watch I must be getting old

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks Glen

Brilliant work

Fascinating to watch, great video.

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Andy

Amazing work

Well done. Looks like new. I enjoyed every second. 👍

Awesome job 👍🏼

True master at work👍🏻

Love your work.

Excellent work

What a labour of love

Wuaooo what an interesting video , great stuff , loved it , keep up the good work

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting us know Jose

This is a art no doubt but the amount of different machines needed for the cleaning for different parts of watches is remarkable.

Man, that watch has been lived through. It is the way.

Beautiful work.. great craftsmanship.. could the small pins be rebuffed as well, that would be perfect

@SuperDodoe

Жыл бұрын

um that would be a bit obsessive...no?

So chill

Super Polished 👌

respect for your nice work

Nice work!

A master at work 👏

INCREDIBLE

Lovely job

Where can I send my watch to get polished like this- great job 👏

Fantastic work.

Great job! Wow.

Thanks, great video.

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

According to the watch. It took 10.5 hours to polish. Incredible amount of time, every second beautifully placed. Well done.

@stealdst

4 ай бұрын

Are you sure you trust it? It may have drifted almost half a second within those hours and still be within its chronometer certification. That’s why I like quartz

@submariner144

3 ай бұрын

​@@stealdst@stealdst I'm a watch restorer and jeweler. Sometimes it took me more than 18 hours to polish ONE watch. It's not that simple even with the right tools. Sometimes, we also have to do some manual work (without power tools) for filing, sanding, reshaping, etc. And for brittled vintage watches or expensive watches like Patek Philippe, A Lange Sohne, etc. it will take more time because we need to be extra careful.

@stealdst

3 ай бұрын

I was making a (bad) joke about how a mechanical watch can drift a few seconds in a day, not doubting the time it takes for something like this. I don’t like quartz watches either 😂

Amazing job of polishing. Tools is very proper. Maybe you can also clean out the spring bar, especially those from the links. They looks black and need proper clealing too. But overall, amazing job 👍👍

Awesome job!

LOVED IT!

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it Ronnie 👊

Very impressive!

Perfection!

That's was amazing 👍

I didn’t see in the comments about pricing. I’m sure you get it cheaper but what would this cost me? Phenomenal work.

Amazing craftsmanship

What a job amazing talent and vidéo

Very nice job. Get some Kotec Tape for those delicate fingers, and 3M 7SF/9SF Wheels for that heavier linishing prior to mopping. Time saving,easier to dress and shape and consistent.

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips Nick 👊

Very Very GOOOD!!!!!

Fabulous results from a skilled watch maker. By the way how much would something of this magnitude cost and how long would it take? Also would you be able to replace the seals since the watch Is already taken apart? Thank you again for the lovely post and keep them coming!

Loved it 👊 Think I need to get out more

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

😂 Keep it real James

Super cool!!

very interesting. Thank you

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you think so

Hypnotising!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing skills.

thanks for sharing the amazing process! i wonder what is the chemical gel you put in the bezel 3pin spring at 11:39? is that necessary for the assembly or is it optional? would love to learn more. thanks!

Wow just wow 👌 👏

Beautiful

Gorgeous work dude beutiful

What a craftsman, the finished result just dope 👍👍👍

@Watchtrader

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Bill