ETA 2824 Part 1

[wreckingkrewfabworx]

Great Vid.

[F0ckIranians]

where is part 2?

[ninjaspion]

I'd love to learn that

[jfdomega]

10/10

[jfdomega]

Thanks' I enjoyed watch'ing this video!

[zohaib029]

..Yeah...I can do that in my sleep...

[scanme214]

hi i need help. can you please teach me how to remove and instal the stem? thank you so much

[DukeVictory]

LOL tweezer #5, for a 2824 I use tweezer P, it's a huge moment:)

[rexthewatchman]

@jJacob88rOblivion sorry but I was using #5 Bergeon Tweezers the whole time. I believe that you are talking about #7's that have a curve on them. You really should not use any steel tweezers and use Brass or Bronze period. Reason for my selection of #5's was only to illustrate part placement and to allow visibility.

I did many things incorrect in this video because it is quite hard to film this process.

@skyhacker, shop space is only noisy because of the amplification on the camera.

[Alphonzen]

@rexthewatchman Wow you're like a surgeon. Of watches!

[Jacob88rOblivion]

I adore this ETA movement, so simple, but yet so thin and accurate. This is by far one of my most favorite movements. I am sorry but I must point out to you that you using the wrong tweezers at 7:23 mins in to your video. Those tweezers are for re-aligning of the hair spring.

[Jacob88rOblivion]

I adore this ETA movement, so simple, but yet so thin and accurate. This is by far one of my most favorite movements.

[skyhacker6]

C'est bruyant cette atelier, c'est une gare ou quoi ?

[greekantonis]

the world needs more people like this, pure genius

[jradetzky]

whoa. Amazing stuff. So interesting

[blkdawg]

incredible! 

[gd9704]

That was awesome to watch. More, please!!!!!

[1stab]

Where's part II?

[Rayner1234]

ITS ALIVE!!!!!!

[WatchmakerTX]

bet there are lots of pin prick marks from the tweezers!

[AVintageWatch]

@WatchmakerTX If you properly dress your tweezers there's not going to be any scratching or marking.

1Nekit1: Those are finger cots to keep grease from your fingers from getting on the parts. Skin oil will corrode the finish.

[1Nekit1]

WTF is on his fingers o.O?!?!?!

[andlir2]

Fantastic. Thanks for showing!

[ChicaWolverina]

Wow you tighten hard!

[kerrzo1971]

worlds smallest gearbox. I'd love to take this up as a profession...

[IvanPetrov6]

sapateiro,n é essa a pinça para o tambor...

[mariussicone]

its not that hard i have learn to do all by my self .not joking.there is an italian guy who has tutorials on youtube on how to do it ,easy to learn ,

[dowrh2]

dzsafbgfda

[dowrh2]

When I was about 15 or 16 I learned to disassemble and reassemble watch movements. I learned on my own and bought parts from a watchmaker at a Sears store of all places! He tried to get me to go to watchmaker's school but I was intent on other things. 45 years later I wish I had gone. What a great profession. Good luck to all who aspire to become real craftsmen.

[tabletking]

@mariussicone do you have a link for the italian guy? thanks

[guitartec]

Are you simply reversing the order from the disassembly, and are all the parts organized as such so you remember their order, OR are you just damn good?

[Plastrio]

Can you adjust it to COSC standard?

[marshgatelaneposse]

how long dose it take to learn this ,wow

[saradzic1]

@marshgatelaneposse it takes about 4 years to become a watchmaker, but to become a good watchmaker it can easly take 8-10 years.

[quintempo74]

love u man!!!

[quang1963]

He do ok , 3 * . Video is good .

[erikharr]

Thanks man! I'm attending a 3 year watch study in Sweeden, you are really motivating me! :D Greetings from Norway!

[equitably]

Excellent video quality!

[qurrer624]

That was awesome thanks

[amrutalad]

superb mate! you are really skilled having gr8 experience.

[MAG315]

Interesting video, looking forward to the next ones.