Hello! I own the same Chinese set and the smallest point didn’t serve. Which size number did you use? Thanks for the video!! Greetings from Rio- Brazil!
@davidbaker619522 сағат бұрын
thanks. fascinating and informative. Invicta surprise. I'll have to let my brother in law know he can wear his sub homage around me without and threat of ridicule.
@think2023Күн бұрын
Plastic bag to protect steel from a stick?? Lol
@moboei2 күн бұрын
Where can i find a balance wheel and assembly for a st1901 movement?
@jmfa573 күн бұрын
I bought my first Invicta Pro Diver over 20 years ago, before they switched over to the NH35A movement. The older movement did not have a hack feature, and the bracelet did indeed fall off my wrist when the pins slipped out. Nevertheless, that watch ran great until just a couple of months ago. When they came out with the NH35A movement I added several more ProDivers to my collection. I will not compare them to my Omega watches, it wouldn't be fair, but I will say that with a timegrapher and patience I got most of my ProDivers down to a beat error of 0.2 milliseconds or less, and depending on the position, about +2 seconds per day. I think that if these movements had a swans neck, one could regulate them much more easily and quickly, but if you are patient, you can get there. I like each one of these watches MUCH better than the <$100 I had to pay for them. I myself (one of those with an engineering degree) tend to be fussy about timekeeping and timepieces, so I use the hacking feature a LOT, and use a radio controlled clock as a reference. Everyone needs hobbies, right? 😁
@78vintages5 күн бұрын
I can't get a crystal anywhere now, polywatch it is then
@davidanctil46715 күн бұрын
I have that exact watch in this video, I love it!! the blue face the feel the size, and its so accurate. I have a Rolex Submariner stainless steel, great watch, but I were my Invicta more..
@ChannelNotFound5 күн бұрын
That moment when you discover that NH36 parts aren't compatible with the 7009A....
@leonardohunter16366 күн бұрын
Help me! whit the pins of bracelet. please.
@justinebodlak13736 күн бұрын
Thank you for a lovely video. Great skills and very interesting comments! Love your voice and the fact that you are humble about your abilities and don't make viewers feel dumb. RESPECT!
@frankdavis113911 күн бұрын
Love my steinhart i just got swiss watch German company . I have that watch 13 years old black face and put a rubber band on it still works well . I love my invicta watch still going strong
@gstapleton11 күн бұрын
Amazing video.
@think202311 күн бұрын
Just checked Price 184.00 Still decent value tho. I have 4 of tgese movements and am impressed. Not only stable rate and beat error...but minimal positional variance too! Wish it was 5mm smaller tho
@manxology12 күн бұрын
Fantastic video
@manxology12 күн бұрын
Pressure: If you need a solid metal case back, then why not a solid metal case front??? LOLOL And, I, thankfully, am NOT an engineer...
@ripsapollonia12 күн бұрын
Absolutely love the coat you are wearing! and the mamacoo bag !
@Graymanone13 күн бұрын
What about the Casio Duro?
@johnburrows338513 күн бұрын
These watch making videos are so calming . In a world where people do terrible things ,unnecessary wars (yes, you Putin) ,etc .
@GoalSquad66613 күн бұрын
I owned one, but sold it; despite I liked it. Bought it for £55 and managed to sell it for £75 😅 The problem what I had with it - it's a Rolex clone; you can't even call it an homage. I had a GMT Master, and next to each other, they were basically identical; and I dislike that; also don't fancy to get jumped or stabbed by some idiots thinking it's the real deal - because stuff like this happened here in the UK. My daily beater is the 'new' Bulova GMT. I don't own Rolex anymore, downsized my collection to my favorite watches, and the 2 expensive pieces are a Omega and a Tag Heuer, the rest is Bulova, Seiko, Citizen.
@raleverett13 күн бұрын
I am also very happy I found your video. I have a 70's Caravelle I am getting ready to service as my very first attempt at servicing a watch. Thankfully it has no complications, very basic.
@Animalkisser13 күн бұрын
A simple and very accurate movement.
@johnd427016 күн бұрын
This guy makes a lot of sense
@wristopia410117 күн бұрын
I know this is an old video now, but what is the point of tearing down the seiko movement?
@jabberjab17 күн бұрын
Great video… I’ve just bought one of these movements so this will help me a lot in its re-assembly. 😊
@kb9oak74917 күн бұрын
I just bought an invite with a Swiss Glycine Automatic movement and also another Invicta/Glycine with a Swiss Ronda movement for just over $200. Nice video!
@user-kv9qv9vg9c18 күн бұрын
I don’t miss a day a week #nkuwan This show...
@-Dubel-18 күн бұрын
Поздравляю, парень, из всех русских часов, ты выбрал самые плохие 🤣
@johnord68418 күн бұрын
I love my pro diver and have had no problems with it at all
@tchiu537619 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@ERM2K820 күн бұрын
Excellent video! Gave me the confidence to get a Pro Diver! Absolutely love it!
@sarge123120 күн бұрын
Considering the very low price of these watches, I can't see bothering with servicing them. Would it not be cheaper just to buy another new one once it has actually failed due to lubricants drying up? Naturally, you would want to service an 8000 dollar Rolex...a 60 buck Invicta...I can't see it. As a side note, my Invicta pro diver 8928OB was bought on a black Friday sale in 2022 for $29.60 plus $2.07 tax U.S. It is still running strong. My only regret is that I only bought one at that price. Really...$31.67 for an automatic with an NH35A Seiko movement is a no brainer. I can't remember if it was limited how many I could buy, but if not, I should have bought at least 5 of them.
@Mars-zgblbl21 күн бұрын
Ya done good. I’ve never seen a Timex on a timegrapher before. Timex should have called their movements “Aaargh.”
@ziodro21 күн бұрын
Great job. Recently I found Slava in my parents house. It's not winding. I didn't look inside yet, but from the outside it looks identical, except creame colour dial. If the movment is same I could use your video as a guide to fix it. Many thanks for this in depth video.
@rikkd7224 күн бұрын
Where have you gone!!!!
@BigT526 күн бұрын
Is Rolex made in China? I don't think so. So whoever compared this with a rolex is a idiot.
@TheBasementGardener27 күн бұрын
How much would a servicing like this typically cost?
@tracymcknight897828 күн бұрын
Would love to see you take on the next step up in a timex. I have a early timex self-wind. And to find out that the rotor is lose. There are no numbers on the dial.
@Van_Der_Lay_Industries28 күн бұрын
Great video. Will definitely use this to help in servicing my first automatic watch. Thanks for the download link too.
@willambernahecooking403629 күн бұрын
I use the hacking function on my SRPG37 to synchronize with my phone or clocks at work.
@tracymcknight897829 күн бұрын
You inspired me to take a shot at one of these. Nice work! It's to bad it acted up on you like it dud with the timing. Keep up the good work my friend
@user-jk4oz2eo9wАй бұрын
At nkuwan it's not just a watch; it's an art piece. Each design is crafted with unique inspiration and craftsmanship. The exquisite production process reveals not just a watch, but a fashionable feast for the senses.
@philr3381Ай бұрын
I love my Black/Stainless Pro Diver 8926OB
@Charcha8761Ай бұрын
I fuc... love mine. Had it for over a decade it looks good and is a tank.
@andretmadridАй бұрын
Excellent class! I ordered a Grand Diver with a yellow dial and, indeed, the price seemed fair to me for the external characteristics and the Seiko movement. 🌟
@RC-ox9yxАй бұрын
Nice tear down and rebuild! Well done.
@KenCozineАй бұрын
The Pro Diver that I have has a Miyota movement. My cardiologist has one that has an ETA movement. I didn't know such an animal existed. He took it off his wrist and showed it to me. It also had a very high quality bracelet unlike the typical Pro Diver. I have maybe 70 watches in my collection including a Rolex. The 8926 is quite a good watch for the price.
@pacovalderrama4109Ай бұрын
My birth year watch is a 1964 Seiko 5 Sportsmatic .
@sh1nyarm0rАй бұрын
In 1975, parts came from Timex Besançon France, movement and bezel assembled in Taoyuan, Taiwan. In the emergence of the One-China policy 1979, I helped Timex build the production line for mechanical and electro-mechanical watches including M100 and M24/25 in Mactan Island, Philippines which became a major assembly plant of Timex that it is today. Every movement passes through and automatic vibrograph adjustment machine for proper timing of the balance wheel to specifications. Amazing watch still works. Takes me back to memories.
@gtcihАй бұрын
Nice video. I don’t t see it as a teaching video though. Do you have any videos that focus on servicing the mainspring without speeding up the video? I started my journey modding Seiko 6309 and 7s26 divers. I then learned to service them by watching My Retro Watches here on KZread. Those movements are also very easy to service and parts are available. I have been able to regulate these watches to a few seconds per day in the dial up positions. I have about 15 of these watches and they all keep time as well as my Omega, Rolex, Doxa, and other higher end Seikos. This has been a rewarding hobby. But I must admit, it can be very frustrating at times. I’ve been in my hands and knees more times than I care to admit!
@Coullie78Ай бұрын
@jsgwatches , could you review citizen Garrison BM8569-53E? Please looking to buy one and would welcome your opinion? If you have already done a review could you send me the link
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Hello! I own the same Chinese set and the smallest point didn’t serve. Which size number did you use? Thanks for the video!! Greetings from Rio- Brazil!
thanks. fascinating and informative. Invicta surprise. I'll have to let my brother in law know he can wear his sub homage around me without and threat of ridicule.
Plastic bag to protect steel from a stick?? Lol
Where can i find a balance wheel and assembly for a st1901 movement?
I bought my first Invicta Pro Diver over 20 years ago, before they switched over to the NH35A movement. The older movement did not have a hack feature, and the bracelet did indeed fall off my wrist when the pins slipped out. Nevertheless, that watch ran great until just a couple of months ago. When they came out with the NH35A movement I added several more ProDivers to my collection. I will not compare them to my Omega watches, it wouldn't be fair, but I will say that with a timegrapher and patience I got most of my ProDivers down to a beat error of 0.2 milliseconds or less, and depending on the position, about +2 seconds per day. I think that if these movements had a swans neck, one could regulate them much more easily and quickly, but if you are patient, you can get there. I like each one of these watches MUCH better than the <$100 I had to pay for them. I myself (one of those with an engineering degree) tend to be fussy about timekeeping and timepieces, so I use the hacking feature a LOT, and use a radio controlled clock as a reference. Everyone needs hobbies, right? 😁
I can't get a crystal anywhere now, polywatch it is then
I have that exact watch in this video, I love it!! the blue face the feel the size, and its so accurate. I have a Rolex Submariner stainless steel, great watch, but I were my Invicta more..
That moment when you discover that NH36 parts aren't compatible with the 7009A....
Help me! whit the pins of bracelet. please.
Thank you for a lovely video. Great skills and very interesting comments! Love your voice and the fact that you are humble about your abilities and don't make viewers feel dumb. RESPECT!
Love my steinhart i just got swiss watch German company . I have that watch 13 years old black face and put a rubber band on it still works well . I love my invicta watch still going strong
Amazing video.
Just checked Price 184.00 Still decent value tho. I have 4 of tgese movements and am impressed. Not only stable rate and beat error...but minimal positional variance too! Wish it was 5mm smaller tho
Fantastic video
Pressure: If you need a solid metal case back, then why not a solid metal case front??? LOLOL And, I, thankfully, am NOT an engineer...
Absolutely love the coat you are wearing! and the mamacoo bag !
What about the Casio Duro?
These watch making videos are so calming . In a world where people do terrible things ,unnecessary wars (yes, you Putin) ,etc .
I owned one, but sold it; despite I liked it. Bought it for £55 and managed to sell it for £75 😅 The problem what I had with it - it's a Rolex clone; you can't even call it an homage. I had a GMT Master, and next to each other, they were basically identical; and I dislike that; also don't fancy to get jumped or stabbed by some idiots thinking it's the real deal - because stuff like this happened here in the UK. My daily beater is the 'new' Bulova GMT. I don't own Rolex anymore, downsized my collection to my favorite watches, and the 2 expensive pieces are a Omega and a Tag Heuer, the rest is Bulova, Seiko, Citizen.
I am also very happy I found your video. I have a 70's Caravelle I am getting ready to service as my very first attempt at servicing a watch. Thankfully it has no complications, very basic.
A simple and very accurate movement.
This guy makes a lot of sense
I know this is an old video now, but what is the point of tearing down the seiko movement?
Great video… I’ve just bought one of these movements so this will help me a lot in its re-assembly. 😊
I just bought an invite with a Swiss Glycine Automatic movement and also another Invicta/Glycine with a Swiss Ronda movement for just over $200. Nice video!
I don’t miss a day a week #nkuwan This show...
Поздравляю, парень, из всех русских часов, ты выбрал самые плохие 🤣
I love my pro diver and have had no problems with it at all
Thanks!
Excellent video! Gave me the confidence to get a Pro Diver! Absolutely love it!
Considering the very low price of these watches, I can't see bothering with servicing them. Would it not be cheaper just to buy another new one once it has actually failed due to lubricants drying up? Naturally, you would want to service an 8000 dollar Rolex...a 60 buck Invicta...I can't see it. As a side note, my Invicta pro diver 8928OB was bought on a black Friday sale in 2022 for $29.60 plus $2.07 tax U.S. It is still running strong. My only regret is that I only bought one at that price. Really...$31.67 for an automatic with an NH35A Seiko movement is a no brainer. I can't remember if it was limited how many I could buy, but if not, I should have bought at least 5 of them.
Ya done good. I’ve never seen a Timex on a timegrapher before. Timex should have called their movements “Aaargh.”
Great job. Recently I found Slava in my parents house. It's not winding. I didn't look inside yet, but from the outside it looks identical, except creame colour dial. If the movment is same I could use your video as a guide to fix it. Many thanks for this in depth video.
Where have you gone!!!!
Is Rolex made in China? I don't think so. So whoever compared this with a rolex is a idiot.
How much would a servicing like this typically cost?
Would love to see you take on the next step up in a timex. I have a early timex self-wind. And to find out that the rotor is lose. There are no numbers on the dial.
Great video. Will definitely use this to help in servicing my first automatic watch. Thanks for the download link too.
I use the hacking function on my SRPG37 to synchronize with my phone or clocks at work.
You inspired me to take a shot at one of these. Nice work! It's to bad it acted up on you like it dud with the timing. Keep up the good work my friend
At nkuwan it's not just a watch; it's an art piece. Each design is crafted with unique inspiration and craftsmanship. The exquisite production process reveals not just a watch, but a fashionable feast for the senses.
I love my Black/Stainless Pro Diver 8926OB
I fuc... love mine. Had it for over a decade it looks good and is a tank.
Excellent class! I ordered a Grand Diver with a yellow dial and, indeed, the price seemed fair to me for the external characteristics and the Seiko movement. 🌟
Nice tear down and rebuild! Well done.
The Pro Diver that I have has a Miyota movement. My cardiologist has one that has an ETA movement. I didn't know such an animal existed. He took it off his wrist and showed it to me. It also had a very high quality bracelet unlike the typical Pro Diver. I have maybe 70 watches in my collection including a Rolex. The 8926 is quite a good watch for the price.
My birth year watch is a 1964 Seiko 5 Sportsmatic .
In 1975, parts came from Timex Besançon France, movement and bezel assembled in Taoyuan, Taiwan. In the emergence of the One-China policy 1979, I helped Timex build the production line for mechanical and electro-mechanical watches including M100 and M24/25 in Mactan Island, Philippines which became a major assembly plant of Timex that it is today. Every movement passes through and automatic vibrograph adjustment machine for proper timing of the balance wheel to specifications. Amazing watch still works. Takes me back to memories.
Nice video. I don’t t see it as a teaching video though. Do you have any videos that focus on servicing the mainspring without speeding up the video? I started my journey modding Seiko 6309 and 7s26 divers. I then learned to service them by watching My Retro Watches here on KZread. Those movements are also very easy to service and parts are available. I have been able to regulate these watches to a few seconds per day in the dial up positions. I have about 15 of these watches and they all keep time as well as my Omega, Rolex, Doxa, and other higher end Seikos. This has been a rewarding hobby. But I must admit, it can be very frustrating at times. I’ve been in my hands and knees more times than I care to admit!
@jsgwatches , could you review citizen Garrison BM8569-53E? Please looking to buy one and would welcome your opinion? If you have already done a review could you send me the link
He’s passed away unfortunately