Reply With QuoteBrilliant stuff as always. Those spring bars have taken an absolute beating!
Brilliant stuff as always. Those spring bars have taken an absolute beating!
Excellent, bet that was good fun and satisfying
Good work!
How on earth do you get spring bars into that condition? Always love these vids
Brilliant Jocke; thank you
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Brilliant Jocke; thank you
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I love the way a good clean restores the watch with all its history. Without going throug brushing and polishing. Awsome!
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BUBI
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Amazing to see. Great selection of tools as well to do things properly and fabulous photography as usual.
Theres patina and patina. I thought this was a 2023 watch being serviced. As others have said , the correct tools just make the job better, even down to the segmented plate the dismantled parts are stored in.
Good as new!
Lovely set of photographs, showing the process.
Thanks for posting.
Beat error 5.4? That's a tad high isn't it?
David
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
What a great review and nice work...
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Excellent.
Excellent as always, Jocke. Any details on what Tony fixed?
As always Jocke , great pics .
Awesome pictures, love these posts!
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Yes, I was also wondering about that. Great photos and an interesting read. Also nice to see that someone isn't afraid of a Rolex being (very) used!Originally Posted by Shoughie0
A Rolex used as it should be, great stuff.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Thanks guys.
It was a few gears to the secondhand that has stop working and was worn out.
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