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Where did you buy your brush wheel for your machine? I’m looking for something like that! Btw great work!😃

The stories that watch could tell.

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How do I get in contact with you?

How much does this service cost and where are you located?

Decorate the movement bell and ross!!!!

Never seen this video before . I really enjoyed it, since i have the same watch but with a chrome or stainless bezel . Bought my watch new in 1997 , i never had it serviced yet , but it has very little use , seems to run fine , its never seen water exept for a damp cloth to clean the sweat off . Love it , hopefully i will get it serviced this 2025 .

Well done, excellent job... One of the most beautiful watches... Subscribed. :)

I’d forget how to put it back together. Nice work!

awesome job! could you possibly do a video recommending good quality tools or tool kits that people of your caliber use to service watches. i feel like theres allot of terrible tool kits out there

Did good but for veiwer last stage was too fast

"Human cheese" made me chuckle and shiver at the same time

Where would you recommend going to get such a good work, if possible in Spain or Europe (customs are not funny)

I watched you in the video, but I didn’t see you put any break-in grease for the spring.

Majestic.

Nice video. This is my grail watch - finally traded up to one made in 1995. Sadly it only comes out of the safe on special occasions. Lovely to see one being cared for so dilligently.

Nice job! I was skeptical that this was real.. is it possible it is just an older version? I've never seen one with spring bars. My BR 03-92 uses long bars that have a screw at each end which can only be removed with the allen wrench that came with the watch.

Nice job! As my watchmaker mentor told me 25 years ago, more damage is done to watches by not enough oil. The watchmaking schools make such a deal out of using JUST the right amount, that many end up not using enough.

It's fascinating to see that you brought back this old Grandfather watch back to life. Anyway, I have a similar watch, bubble back Rolex watch from the same era. My crown and stem came loose when I tried to set time. When I pushed and screwed the stem/crown back on the second stopped after a while. However, when I loosen up the screw-in crown the second started to run again. I have watched your video just to see how you removed the crown and noticed that you have skipped those steps. Wondering if you can give me some advice on how to remove/put the crown. I have removed the back case and located the screw but unable to move it or push it. Thank you

My daydate is from 1958, what a work horse.

8:50 Bravo. Però hai sbagliato l'orientazione nella cassa delle viti frontali: in tutti gli orologi Bell & Ross le viti vanno disposte col taglio in senso radiale, non tangenziale.

What can be done to get it to COSC timing again? I had mine serviced and before the service it was running +1-2 per day, now it's running +8-9

Great video! I now have a better appreciation for my watch, had it for 18 years, had it serviced last year for $1350AUD. Well worth the spend!

Nice work dude! The music really sets the mood too! 👍

Отличная работа!!!

absolutely beautiful, ive rercently purchased one very similar but the case is in horrible condition and the balance wheel needs replacing

You are really professional can you repair my Rolex ?

I love to own, work on, and build watches, but I find that much gold gaudy.

I’m not a huge Rolex fan, although I do love the GMT Master II and the Oyster Perpetual Day-Date. Both are classics. I’m much more of an Omega man myself though. My first was a Seamaster 300M chronometer that I bought new in 2001. I’ve always been extremely careful with it, and haven’t worn it every day, but I only first had it serviced in 2020, and it was honestly still working pretty much fine just before I did. But as with anything like that, small rubber gaskets and parts should be replaced periodically, and other parts lubricated. But it’s amazing how timeless (no pun intended) well-made mechanical watches can be. If taken care of and maintained, they practically last forever. Unlike say an Apple Watch or a Garmin, that are based on software, technology, and have internal rechargeable batteries that are difficult to replace. Eventually those types don’t get firmware updates anymore, and just stop working. Much more disposable over time. Even if “time” is 10-15 years.

Thanks for the video! How is the crown removed from this movement?

I've two tag Heuer watches and my last one to add to this little collection will of course be this very watch, fantastic talent and ability thanks for sharing your art.

Hello there, I'm a huge Seiko fan and I was planning to buy an upcoming SLA diver release. I wanted to ask you about the 8L35 movement as you're an expert in this area. What are your thoughts on the 8L35 movement? How is the longevity of it, is it reliable and how often should I service it ? Your thoughts on this would be much appreciated sir , thanks

amazing work

Nice work friend!

Omg. True craftsmanship. Thank you for showing the inner workings of a B&R

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Nice job but if it was my watch I'd have let you relume both the indices and the hands.

Great work, minimal polishing, awesome

To all the grey market dealers who say this is not an everyday watch, you should watch this! I am so happy it has been worn and loved.

How much longer that bracelet gonna last y'all think?

beautiful. to think that ANYTHING, much less something mechanical can be used every day for 30 years and remain functional and elegant is a testament to quality. anyone who questions why rolexes cost what they do should watch this video.

how much does this restoration cost? I have the same watch in the same condition :)

Are there any old Rolex watches that can be affordable?

Can you teach me how to remove the crown(exchange)? Thanks

Do u know how to remove the crown? Thanks

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I need my watch (same model) serviced but I'd rather not have it polished. Nice to watch the work done.. 👍🏻

it doesn't look like the finishing looks all that great. Is it just a standard ETA2892 or was there anything updated by BR internally?

Just recently acquired a 1985 for my approaching 40th. Watch was running, despite being "bone dry" according to the watchmaker who serviced it. After service? Running half a second fast per day 🤯