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Today I'm wearing my grandmother's watch, for what would have been her 100th birthday. I appreciate those kinds of stories very much <3

I have zero desire to even wear a watch, yet here I am watching this video from start to finish. Very good content

MAGIC WORK MATE

Marshall, that was mesmerizing , from start to finish.

10/10 video. You’ve got a new fan.

I never mean to watch the whole videos but as soon as the back comes off I'm holding my breath and I'm hooked until the final shot.

This is great! How do I contact you? And how much do you charge for a service like this? Love the video

i can’t tell if this is live commentary or not lol

Oh we know that spring “bounced out” so you can use your winder. I’d do the same thing!

What an amazing outcome for a beautiful watch. Always a pleasure to see amzwatch work your magic. Thanks for sharing this transformation with us!

HEY #amzwatch I have been watching you for years and im so proud of your achievements in watches.! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day <3

New friend here sending may full suppor amzwatch 's watch，Worth

I’ve always wanted to see a video where the stem was stuck in the movement and how you get the movement out! on another channel, I saw somebody with a stuck stem on a Rolex. The way Rolexes work made it tougher to get out the stem. But he did. I’m sure other watches, where you don’t have to rotate the movement before taking it out, you would have an easier time getting the movement out with a stem.

Beautiful work, l love.watching your .

this is sure one beautiful movement. is it possible to put in transparent caseback?

Naming your screwdrivers could lead to a visit from "those nice little men in their clean white coats" 😁

Nice job, Marshall‼️👏🏼🥇

🎙🎙Ok...I'll say it...Marshall should be doing voice overs in movies and🎤🎤 commercials. I'd also love to hear him read every book in the Library of Congress while I'm on a roadtrip. Can you imagine how enjoyable a movie would be listening to Marshall narrate it?

I just learned that 'oyster' means water resistant! I thought it had to do with the color or design.

Thanks for the additional scratches in the inside...

Be a nice touch in an old lime restoration to show us an after picture of the lime. You can "light t up within simple UVA lamp.

Very well narrated . And I enjoyed your enthusiasm. Thank you !

I expected watches to be everywhere, abandoned. I have not found any.

27:27 Question. electroplating could be a way to change the colors of the metal. I think that is the way they get the Rhodium plating on the brass. You could even gold and silver plate some parts maybe since the plate is done in very minute layering. Just a thought? Post Script... So you knew about electroplating and you did good for your first time. I really like the fact that you changed dials but keeping that old dial with the set to show the before and after of the watch. Plus you never know who or what caused the corrosion. Could have been war related Vietnam era stuff. I remember those watches even in the 80's.

shucksss what can i say besides paw-paw know what time it is

BRAVO AGAIN..!

Capilary Action...BINGO!

I really enjoyed finding this channel

To be honest the best part of your channel is your commentary. I watched other watch maker channels ( I don't even own a watch or owned a watch for at least 20 years. ), but your charm as you explain everything in detail, without sounding boring is what makes your channel so amazing.

Very surprised to see the plastic as well! Was that type of plastic considered revolutionary/cutting edge back then, whereas now it would be considered cheap to use? I wonder!

Why would Rolex refuse to work on it?

Very cool, kinda wanna see the power reserve low, you wiggle your wrist and it's full.

Cutting the NATO out of the strap! 😁👍

Is there any reason why you didn't polish the casing? Seems a shame after all that work😢

I have to admit, I thought this was clickbait. I opened it the first time and saw the crystal intact and left the video. When I actually watched it I realize it isn’t clickbait. So sorry I doubted you. 😂

Terrific

So disappointed you didn't take the opportunity to convey the watch price as "tree-fiddy".

Contact cement a lead disk on the back. The Florcesent lights will come on without turning on the switch. I am joking. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL BRAVO...!

thanks for the video, awesome work! on the beat running faster, i just wondering whether it was caused by magnetism, the watch been exposed to magnetic field around during transport, sale display at flee market or even close proximity to smartphone with speakers and magnet and all, just wondering if that can be the cause of it

I love antique Rosaries and my favorites are most always from France. The French at one time in the late 1800's were so far ahead for metal work and machinery. I really enjoyed this watch review. The Attention to the smallest detail is what I like about the old rosaries of French craftsmanship. The metal etching and finishes are almost impossibly done.

Just came across your channel I love anything with mechanical moving parts thank you

The most engaging and entertaining voice on RUclips…😊👍

Digital devices are great, but the sheer mechanical precision and complexity of analog mechanisms is timeless.

It’s great that you took the time to deal with Maximillian. A young man needs mentors, and you’ve made the boys year I’m sure. Sending him a basic repair kit is also above and beyond. You very well may have encouraged a future master watchmaker. Well done! 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼

I don’t want to hear the history, can you not just get on with it ? And stop gulping

I have a 40's Longines. 10k gold filled rectangular case. On a Spidel twist o flex band. Runs great. Where can i sell it ?

It's just me and I know how you feel about the dial but you could have knocked off that piece of bacon next to the 3 before putting that rolex back together. Just giving you sxit. Love the program and I am looking for tools. Only thing is I get shaky when I am working with really small parts and my eyes aren't that great any more so watching you do this is really a treat for me. Thanks.

This is the first video I’ve ever watched about watches and it’s very fascinating, thank you for doing this. I don’t know if I can afford another hobbie but will be looking into it🤓

What a beautiful watch! Congratz on that flea market find - and thanks for the enjoyable video.