Tools I use for taking apart, disassemble and repair of pocket and wrist watches

[loricastro]

Hi, nice videos!

I have a doubt ... what brand these screwdrivers you use and what stone you use to sharp them?

[bunnspecial]

@loricastro Srewdrivers are EURO TOOL, SCR-730.01, made in France. The stone is NORTON, 61463686955, made in USA. You can find both of them on the internet. I don't know if I am using the correct stone. It is what I had available.

[popleycrew]

Very interesting video and it's good to see your clock/watch repairing tools. Thanks for sharing! 

[elissasms]

did you make that pocket watch opener?

[bunnspecial]

@elissasms No, bought it.

[elissasms]

@bunnspecial May I ask where you bought it?



[bunnspecial]

@elissasms I bought it on Ebay.

[londonoverground]

Rodico cleaning putty is really useful to have (Bergeon 6033). I would always recommend buying Bergeon tools if you can afford it. Horotec screwdrivers and Dumont tweezers are also good.

[jonzeee85]

Thanks for posting such a simple, yet necessary video!



[josmo506]

I was waiting for a video like this .. thanks a lot it is so helpful, the beverage caps is a really good idea, yeah it will be great to have a full oiling video as well :) .

thanks again!

[hildibildibaldi]

That was good. Interesting. Think a lot of folk will find this an encouraging help. The lack of basic information puts a lot of people (like me) off attempting their own servicing. Usually end up buying a new watch. So, could we have a video, please, on general wristwatch servicing? Simple oil job for a wristwatch and what lubricants NOT to use. Oh, and does the crystal remover tool you demonstrate work on both acrylic and glass?