Having watched quite a few of your videos, I've determined that you have an awesome personality, fair, honest when necessary, creative, and kind. You see things for how they are and don't buy into BS. Just a decent person. They are rare these days.
Brad, I could not have said it better. Wonderful uplifting person and genius philosopher. So rare in these times. So glad he fixes "time"; easier to know the sweet sadness.
Like naughty children I love Joe and Stian at Vintage Watch Services equally. Although different, they're more similar than different and both wallies of the highest order. I now can't bear to watch any other watch repair channels.
You could've used one of those automobile scratch magic remover pen, it works by filling up the scratches made on the clear coat of the paint. I think that it would have definitely worked as in this case the dial also has got a glossy finish to it which is almost similar to the paint of a car with clear coat on it.
2 minutes in the video, I already click liked because I know that you can fix and restore it even if the iconic dail is scratched. You are not a repairman, you are a magician!
Never underestimate the power of crusty old man hands. As an old man I can attest to their power and unlimited crustiness. As always, an awesome restore, take care brother. ps- You have the voice of an angel. I will never look at fish or motorbikes in the same way ever again. It hit me in the feels.
As usual, Nekkid does astounding work, close to perfection in repairs, and for the owner, an expensive lesson learned. Hopefully, he'll take caution with the timepiece and treasure it for many years. No video production is complete without the apprentices, and we were not disappointed.
That was actually insanely bad luck, akin to an account I read in which a guy, upon wearing a $2,000 bespoke suit on its first day, proceeded to spill piping hot oil-saturated ramen noodles all over himself . . . Although this obviously raises the question of why you’d wear such a thing to a casual noodles bar at all . . . 🤷♂️
I came mainly for the Dad jokes and the endorphin hit when the restored piece is revealed. What I got instead was Motorbike Fish (playing on repeat now in my head) and an astounding moment when you mentioned the broken things inside us. You almost made me cry Joe. Peace, love and blessings to you and yours from Melbourne, Australia
What an exquisite demonstration of the skill and determination it actually takes to restore one of these broken Beauties! I cant thank you enough for the enloyment that brought me!
Dear Nekkid Watchmaker, just to know, we love you dearly, your skill, your commentary, your children, did I mention your skill? PLEASE, PLEASE KEEP ON DOING WHAT YOU DO!
Beautifully done Joe. As a Seiko fan, this one made me very happy. Glad I'm not the only one who sings nonsense as I work! "Make a joyful noise unto the lord" God bless you and thanks for another lovely build.😊
No disappointment here…he’s lucky to have you to fix this…always fascinating to watch you pull everything apart and the exCitement of putting back together…warm fuzzy feeling..there are some things right in this world…lethal looking chips!!😮😅😊
Another wonderful repair. It is a privilege to watch someone with your great skill and knowledge restore a fine timepiece. Thank you for sharing your amazing craft and musical musings.
Futzing around with the dial was a dangerous game, Mate! I found it fascinating the way you applied car restoration logic to the problem of the damaged dial, and the results were far better than could have been expected. A lesson in not writing off the broken and damaged among us, I suppose. Or perhaps that some damage requires time, care, patience and outside the box thinking to address, but recovery is indeed possible. Or maybe it's just a cool watch returned to life from the midden heap. Your mileage may vary.
Amazing persistence in seeing beyond the superficial damage and doing your best to elicit a well balanced outcome. Skill, dedication, vision and humility plus who can resist the aura of family unity and love. Thank you.
Joe, I thoroughly enjoyed this entire video. It was a ideal balance of technical technique,and well-placed humor, and genuine human warmth. (I can’t seem to stop smiling.). Thank you for the effort you put in to your videos.
It's a beautiful watch. This movement was so complex, compared to the other videos of yours that I watched! Completely different. I'm not a watch service person, I just like watching this kind of thing
Well Joe, that was a wonderful painstaking job and you restored this Seiko Presage to its former glory, the owner will appreciate your effort so much.... Greetings from Australia 👍
Nekkid, thank you for invtiing us again to your World Of Marvels and Magical Micromechanics. This inspires me to train my FOCUS and to PAY ATTENTION, whilie staying aware of the surroundings ("bloody Jimmy Hendrix", and so on). Very useful ability in doing any business. Also, seiing sometimes parts of your bio-hands, I think that humans are indeed blessed in this Universe, as being able to design and manufacture such amazing non-bio organisms (we do not see many e.g. frog's, horse's or even bee's fingers fixing watches, do we? Why? :) :) That makes me thankful and respectful. :) :) :) God Bless, Nakkid. You're a good man!
Such a pleasant way to relax, watching your amazing patience and skills, coupled together with. Your gentle accent and love you show to your trade and family, may your god bless you sir.
Beautiful! I truly appreciate fine things but can't be trusted with them 😢 I bought a Seiko dive watch with the yellow dial. Loved it! To death😢 After dropping it the third time while putting it on it ceased to function. After consultation with an pert I was thrown out of the shop for being the heathen that I am. The cost to lovingly restore my wonderful watch exceeded the replacement cost. My wife insisted I buy another but fortunately I could accept the truth. I can only be trusted with a discount store digital 😢 Thanks for showing that wonderful watch the love it deserved!😊
I used to watch other watch restoration channels until I found yours. Your attention to detail is incredible, your standard of workmanship is inspiring. I also enjoy your personality and wit ...and even your singing. Keep up the good work my friend 😁👍
So relaxing and satisfing to watch you fix something of such precision and beauty. Especially like you fixing the hands and face not just replacing them. Real talent there. Enjoyable narration!
Joe, is there anything you cannot do… watchmaker, musician, parent and everything else, as I’ve said before, your attention to detail is next level and I find your videos as a kind of therapeutic as to how I approach my daily work. I thank you for all of your expertise in your field and sharing it with all of us… In the words of my favourite Vulcan, “Live long and prosper”…..
Beautiful forgotten and unloved .....no not me ....or you ! Another win for the forgotten and draw bound treasurers that deserved a second chance ....thank you
20:50 Never mind this ASMR.... Thanks to all that running water I need a wee now!! Nice "Smelly Cat" reference! I'm even getting used to your singing! I noticed when you were stripping it down there seemed to be more oil than you would expect from a nearly new watch, and as you went through the oiling protocol you kept saying "I wouldn't oil it here but Seiko say I should so...". Is there a reason they would over-oil the watch? Great work as ever, Joe! You really saved the life of this one! As you said, the previous owner has moved on & had he kept this it would never have been worn again. Now it can have a full life!
I like your guitaring...really funny and you're not a bad singer...I think its good you have fun whilst you work and I know there'll be a lot of miseries telling you to talk less but you have to enjoy what you do, and that shows through in your videos, that you really enjoy what you do. So keep it up and forget the haterz as its your life and your channel and if they don't like it they can go elsewhere can't they. I also always learn something about watchmaking from your videos too...Thanks for all your efforts...
I recently discovered your videos by accident. They are fascinating, funny and soothing - a reminder that there are still good people on this floating rock of ours. I hope your apprentice didn't suffer too much with 'the runs'!
What a great job restoring that pretty damaged Seiko. Glass specs everywhere..and majo cleaning professionally done. A Lot of parts in that one..and a Lot of patience taking it apart and putting it all back together again. Dial looks great,..compared to before. Kudos to you Sir.
What a beautiful restoration!!!! The watch came out absolutely gorgeous. The "battle scars" only add to its beauty. As always, outstanding work. Where and when can I buy the Nekkid Watchmaker version of Motorbike Fish? Its sure to be a hit single!!!!!
I just watched your video and I absolutely loved it! I found your presentation to be incredibly informative and engaging. You did a great job of breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand terms. I also appreciated the humor and personal anecdotes that you sprinkled throughout the video. It made the content more relatable and enjoyable. You're one of the few TH-camrs who I can consistently count on to deliver high-quality content. Keep up the great work! "I outsourced this feedback to AI"
With all the bad things that are going on in our world at the moment it’s great to be able to sit back and truly enjoy another of your totally absorbing videos - great skills and amusement from you Joe. Any plans to release ‘The Motorbike Fish’ song? Haha😂😂👍🏻
I received a Seiko 5 for Christmas when I was in high school. I hadn't had it on my wrist an hour and managed to gouge the crystal with my car's seatbelt leaving my grandparent's house. I was heartbroken but got over it and had the crystal replaced a few years later. By the looks of the case on this poor watch, it had already seen a rough and tumble life in the short time the young fellow had it! Great video and restoration!
Nice hearing your music! This Seiko looks great now! I have a scar in almost the exact same place, over my eye, but on the opposite eye from yours. It was from trying to follow my Daddy down the back porch stairs when I was 4 years old. He took them two at a time and my legs were too short but I didn't know that until I went headlong into the bottom stair, which was concrete, and landed on my eye socket bone. My parents took me to the hospital because it bled a lot but the doctor didn't put stitches, just a bandage so it wouldn't pull my eyelid in a funny position when it healed. I still have that scar and nobody is even aware of it unless I point it out. Same with your lovely Seiko dial face. Nobody will even notice if you don't point it out! Our scars give us character and tell a bit of a story about our lives. The one over my eye is tiny compared to the rest I've got from many abdominal surgeries for various reasons. They look bad but I'm ok with them because it shows that I survived!😁 God bless you and your family, Joe! ❤🙏
Fantastic, is great that your children get to experiment with music, and be involved with hands on stuff, Thanks for the humor, music and watch instruction. Motorbike fish week end to you !
Having watched quite a few of your videos, I've determined that you have an awesome personality, fair, honest when necessary, creative, and kind.
You see things for how they are and don't buy into BS.
Just a decent person. They are rare these days.
Thanks mate
Brad, I could not have said it better. Wonderful uplifting person and genius philosopher. So rare in these times. So glad he fixes "time"; easier to know the sweet sadness.
Yes, they are.
I love how well you treat your children. You do not treat them as distraction or annoyance from your videos.
What a pleasant Thursday evening surprise. Another great restoration. When it comes to fiddly, no one is better than you, Joe.
Thank you 🙏
A beautiful restoration, as always.
Like naughty children I love Joe and Stian at Vintage Watch Services equally. Although different, they're more similar than different and both wallies of the highest order. I now can't bear to watch any other watch repair channels.
@@ThePaulv12 I know the feeling. Joe is high on my radar❤️
You could've used one of those automobile scratch magic remover pen, it works by filling up the scratches made on the clear coat of the paint. I think that it would have definitely worked as in this case the dial also has got a glossy finish to it which is almost similar to the paint of a car with clear coat on it.
2 minutes in the video, I already click liked because I know that you can fix and restore it even if the iconic dail is scratched. You are not a repairman, you are a magician!
Never underestimate the power of crusty old man hands. As an old man I can attest to their power and unlimited crustiness. As always, an awesome restore, take care brother.
ps- You have the voice of an angel. I will never look at fish or motorbikes in the same way ever again. It hit me in the feels.
Lol 😂 thanks mate
The unparalleled watch repair channel, when nekkid pops up, nothing else matters.
As usual, Nekkid does astounding work, close to perfection in repairs, and for the owner, an expensive lesson learned. Hopefully, he'll take caution with the timepiece and treasure it for many years. No video production is complete without the apprentices, and we were not disappointed.
Thank you 🙏
Trouble definitely is a highlight to the videos. I wonder if there will be other motor bike fish appearance in future video
He probably did it for free. he is a millionaire by now. Sure he can do some pro bono work
A watch is for wearing as well - if it gets a clout it's heart breaking but they are designed to go on the wrist and we flail about from time to time
That was actually insanely bad luck, akin to an account I read in which a guy, upon wearing a $2,000 bespoke suit on its first day, proceeded to spill piping hot oil-saturated ramen noodles all over himself . . . Although this obviously raises the question of why you’d wear such a thing to a casual noodles bar at all . . . 🤷♂️
Time well spent. You make me smile, your skill is very admirable... john
I love that you did not replace the dial, brings some character to a watch, and a fun story to tell friends.
Always a pleasure to watch a craftsman at work......the watch repair I mean certainly not the singing 😄.
Lol thank you 🙏
I had no idea Seiko made such a nice watch. Thanks for the close up shots, and play by play narration.
Have a look for Grand Seiko. You’ll be surprised on the quality, and the cost.
Seiko have a sub brand called Credor that is super luxury.
@@tomB-A Fully agree. Seiko build quality is superb - better than a couple of slightly more expensive Longines that I own.
@@tomB-Athen Lois up Credor Eichii 2.🤤
Nekkid does it again, saving another injured timepiece & bringing it back to it's former glory. Greetings to the great movement in the sky
I came mainly for the Dad jokes and the endorphin hit when the restored piece is revealed. What I got instead was Motorbike Fish (playing on repeat now in my head) and an astounding moment when you mentioned the broken things inside us. You almost made me cry Joe. Peace, love and blessings to you and yours from Melbourne, Australia
Thanks mate
how the hel someone smash a watch in the first day????? nversmashed a watch in my life.
A restoration well done...!! Congrats...!! As a big Seiko fan, I would have loved to own that Seiko...
Well done....
Nice to see you do a Seiko. I have Rolex dreams but a Seiko budget. My grandfather wore them and I've had one on my wrist for the last 2 decades
The Presage faces are just stunning. Glad you were able to rescue this beauty.
What an exquisite demonstration of the skill and determination it actually takes to restore one of these broken Beauties! I cant thank you enough for the enloyment that brought me!
Dear Nekkid Watchmaker, just to know, we love you dearly, your skill, your commentary, your children, did I mention your skill? PLEASE, PLEASE KEEP ON DOING WHAT YOU DO!
Beautifully done Joe. As a Seiko fan, this one made me very happy. Glad I'm not the only one who sings nonsense as I work! "Make a joyful noise unto the lord" God bless you and thanks for another lovely build.😊
Thanks Keith
Lovely job, Joe
DUDE! That was awesome!
Great photography - Nice watch and amazing work THX
It's one two buckle my shoe Marra!
Love this channel….I’ll never repair a watch but I like watching! I hope you teach your daughter, as well as your son, the skills you have!
Another masterpiece restoration. Hats off to you, Joe, Sir.
No disappointment here…he’s lucky to have you to fix this…always fascinating to watch you pull everything apart and the exCitement of putting back together…warm fuzzy feeling..there are some things right in this world…lethal looking chips!!😮😅😊
Simply amazing. Love listening to your voice.
Really loved the fact that you narrate every part as you handle it. It’s so useful to learn the names! Thank you!
Another wonderful repair. It is a privilege to watch someone with your great skill and knowledge restore a fine timepiece. Thank you for sharing your amazing craft and musical musings.
this piece of work was a wonderful, restorative bit of time stolen from a crappy workday. I loved it.
Futzing around with the dial was a dangerous game, Mate! I found it fascinating the way you applied car restoration logic to the problem of the damaged dial, and the results were far better than could have been expected. A lesson in not writing off the broken and damaged among us, I suppose. Or perhaps that some damage requires time, care, patience and outside the box thinking to address, but recovery is indeed possible.
Or maybe it's just a cool watch returned to life from the midden heap. Your mileage may vary.
I like your philosophy ❤️🤗🐝
Thanks mate
Car polish can be very fine grit. It can get lacquer to a perfect shine. The poly watch seems a bit aggressive.
Colour me impressed...the t cut/poly watch was a stroke of genius...superb! 😊🤯
Amazing persistence in seeing beyond the superficial damage and doing your best to elicit a well balanced outcome. Skill, dedication, vision and humility plus who can resist the aura of family unity and love. Thank you.
I will never again call myself a patient person after watching you straighten that first hand.
Joe, I thoroughly enjoyed this entire video. It was a ideal balance of technical technique,and well-placed humor, and genuine human warmth. (I can’t seem to stop smiling.). Thank you for the effort you put in to your videos.
Thank you 🙏
It's a beautiful watch. This movement was so complex, compared to the other videos of yours that I watched! Completely different. I'm not a watch service person, I just like watching this kind of thing
Beautiful restoration! The owner must have been happy when he saw the finished watch.
Such a beauty of a Watch and restauration! 🥰😍
What a lovely restoration, I like the little scratch on the face, it tells a story just like you do.
Amazing simply amazing. Thank you for letting us watch.
Man what a wonderful work! Congratulations! You're a real watchmaker!!!
Great video, well done. Thanks for sharing
Well Joe, that was a wonderful painstaking job and you restored this Seiko Presage to its former glory, the owner will appreciate your effort so much.... Greetings from Australia 👍
Thanks mate
Excellent work yet again. Lovely looking watch to.
That Seiko came up lovely! Your watch restorations are always a joy to watch. Love the song too 😁
Grandad watch
Nekkid, thank you for invtiing us again to your World Of Marvels and Magical Micromechanics.
This inspires me to train my FOCUS and to PAY ATTENTION, whilie staying aware of the surroundings ("bloody Jimmy Hendrix", and so on). Very useful ability in doing any business.
Also, seiing sometimes parts of your bio-hands, I think that humans are indeed blessed in this Universe, as being able to design and manufacture such amazing non-bio organisms (we do not see many e.g. frog's, horse's or even bee's fingers fixing watches, do we? Why? :) :) That makes me thankful and respectful. :) :) :)
God Bless, Nakkid. You're a good man!
Stunning and complex and still managed to keep your individuality throughout. Really enjoy what you bring to your audience.
Thank you 🙏
Such a pleasant way to relax, watching your amazing patience and skills, coupled together with. Your gentle accent and love you show to your trade and family, may your god bless you sir.
The Emergency Surgeon did a fine job restoring this beautiful time piece back to life. And might I add, Jimi Hendrix is some fine guitar player.Tada..
Beautiful! I truly appreciate fine things but can't be trusted with them 😢 I bought a Seiko dive watch with the yellow dial. Loved it! To death😢 After dropping it the third time while putting it on it ceased to function. After consultation with an pert I was thrown out of the shop for being the heathen that I am. The cost to lovingly restore my wonderful watch exceeded the replacement cost. My wife insisted I buy another but fortunately I could accept the truth. I can only be trusted with a discount store digital 😢 Thanks for showing that wonderful watch the love it deserved!😊
What a wonderful job on that cute Seiko! Absolutely a joy to watch. Also who would have thought that hardlex would make such a mess!!
would a thick plexiglass stand better the hit? ot prbably a saphire one
I love your program. You do beautiful work
I used to watch other watch restoration channels until I found yours. Your attention to detail is incredible, your standard of workmanship is inspiring. I also enjoy your personality and wit ...and even your singing. Keep up the good work my friend 😁👍
Thanks
Thank you
So relaxing and satisfing to watch you fix something of such precision and beauty. Especially like you fixing the hands and face not just replacing them. Real talent there. Enjoyable narration!
Beautifully done!! Very much enjoyed this video. Thank you!!
your humor is the best!! cheeky little motorbike fisch hahaha
Joe, is there anything you cannot do… watchmaker, musician, parent and everything else, as I’ve said before, your attention to detail is next level and I find your videos as a kind of therapeutic as to how I approach my daily work.
I thank you for all of your expertise in your field and sharing it with all of us…
In the words of my favourite Vulcan, “Live long and prosper”…..
Thanks anton
@@NekkidWatchmaker Where do you find these beautiful watches. I'm new to your channel and the watch restoration.
Beautiful forgotten and unloved .....no not me ....or you ! Another win for the forgotten and draw bound treasurers that deserved a second chance ....thank you
Beautiful repair and restoration, Joe.
20:50 Never mind this ASMR.... Thanks to all that running water I need a wee now!!
Nice "Smelly Cat" reference! I'm even getting used to your singing!
I noticed when you were stripping it down there seemed to be more oil than you would expect from a nearly new watch, and as you went through the oiling protocol you kept saying "I wouldn't oil it here but Seiko say I should so...".
Is there a reason they would over-oil the watch?
Great work as ever, Joe! You really saved the life of this one! As you said, the previous owner has moved on & had he kept this it would never have been worn again. Now it can have a full life!
Probably just a bad technician at the assembly plant
Fabulous restoration. Very well done.
You have once again created a masterpiece... Well Done!!! I love your philosophy...lol. and the commentary...lol. and your singing in fine...
Thanks mate
Amazing how tiny dust can get everywhere. Nice watch at finish.
I like your guitaring...really funny and you're not a bad singer...I think its good you have fun whilst you work and I know there'll be a lot of miseries telling you to talk less but you have to enjoy what you do, and that shows through in your videos, that you really enjoy what you do.
So keep it up and forget the haterz as its your life and your channel and if they don't like it they can go elsewhere can't they. I also always learn something about watchmaking from your videos too...Thanks for all your efforts...
Thanks Dan
I recently discovered your videos by accident. They are fascinating, funny and soothing - a reminder that there are still good people on this floating rock of ours.
I hope your apprentice didn't suffer too much with 'the runs'!
Thank you for your invite and your vice is so calming…
And so so Interesting…I love watching these vids ..that are so calming….
Beautiful results as usual Nekkid love your work 👍👍
Thank you for bringing beauty to us during the dark pandemic years. That and your little bits of sage advice make us all better.
Thank you 🙏
The Presarge is a lovely range. I've got the enameled version and it's a stunner. Fantastic job as always and great to see another restoration ☺️
What a great job restoring that pretty damaged Seiko. Glass specs everywhere..and majo cleaning professionally done. A Lot of parts in that one..and a Lot of patience taking it apart and putting it all back together again. Dial looks great,..compared to before. Kudos to you Sir.
Fantastic job as usual, Mr. B. 👏 ❤Surgery on a microscopic level👏👏👏👏 Nice seeing your little man in green🥰
Wow !!! That was a superb restoration!! And thanks for the 🎶
Thanks mate
Beautiful restoration and that dial looks stunning
Thanks mate
Haha! Fantastic comic timing and great photography of the fly. Love it.
I own one like it ( champagne dial ), great watch., It seems this one not only suffered a crash but a oil spill too. 🙂
I couldn’t believe the miracle you did in the second hand. And the dial. Wow.
What a beautiful restoration!!!! The watch came out absolutely gorgeous. The "battle scars" only add to its beauty. As always, outstanding work. Where and when can I buy the Nekkid Watchmaker version of Motorbike Fish? Its sure to be a hit single!!!!!
I really enjoyed this and all you videos.. Your very patient with your son. Really it's amazing..
Thanks scott
That dial looked like it was toast, impressive work, such a beautiful watch.
Brilliant hour spent watching you working. Result was excellent.
I just watched your video and I absolutely loved it! I found your presentation to be incredibly informative and engaging. You did a great job of breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand terms. I also appreciated the humor and personal anecdotes that you sprinkled throughout the video. It made the content more relatable and enjoyable. You're one of the few TH-camrs who I can consistently count on to deliver high-quality content. Keep up the great work! "I outsourced this feedback to AI"
Thanks mate. What does it mean when one outsources a comment to AI. I’ve never heard of this before. Just curious
I missed this one but it brightened and dull London say. Superb and a beautiful watch saved to tell the time another day. Thanks, Ian
With all the bad things that are going on in our world at the moment it’s great to be able to sit back and truly enjoy another of your totally absorbing videos - great skills and amusement from you Joe. Any plans to release ‘The Motorbike Fish’ song? Haha😂😂👍🏻
Thanks mate. Yes putting it on vinyl
Happy to see your willingness to bring it back. As always awsome presentation.
You did a beautiful job. And I love your version of “Smelly Cat”. You’re a genius!!!!😂😂
Thanks mate
Superb finish 👍👍
Same with me. Accepting the scars of the past, I am still looking forward to the future. Wishing you all the best!
Well done 😉
I received a Seiko 5 for Christmas when I was in high school. I hadn't had it on my wrist an hour and managed to gouge the crystal with my car's seatbelt leaving my grandparent's house. I was heartbroken but got over it and had the crystal replaced a few years later. By the looks of the case on this poor watch, it had already seen a rough and tumble life in the short time the young fellow had it!
Great video and restoration!
Excellent restoration once again. Your patience is amazing as is your tenacity.
Nice hearing your music! This Seiko looks great now! I have a scar in almost the exact same place, over my eye, but on the opposite eye from yours. It was from trying to follow my Daddy down the back porch stairs when I was 4 years old. He took them two at a time and my legs were too short but I didn't know that until I went headlong into the bottom stair, which was concrete, and landed on my eye socket bone. My parents took me to the hospital because it bled a lot but the doctor didn't put stitches, just a bandage so it wouldn't pull my eyelid in a funny position when it healed. I still have that scar and nobody is even aware of it unless I point it out. Same with your lovely Seiko dial face. Nobody will even notice if you don't point it out! Our scars give us character and tell a bit of a story about our lives. The one over my eye is tiny compared to the rest I've got from many abdominal surgeries for various reasons. They look bad but I'm ok with them because it shows that I survived!😁 God bless you and your family, Joe! ❤🙏
Thanks mate and the same to you and yours.
Joe, you are amazing - thank you for sharing your beautiful work and uplifting spirit! I'm catching up on watching your videos and Sub'd too!
your patience with your son is admirable.
I almost bought that watch
Just want to say thank you to nekkid. Your channel helped me endure the COVID isolation.
21:56 What we are all really here for. You're welcome.
Fantastic, is great that your children get to experiment with music, and be involved with hands on stuff, Thanks for the humor, music and watch instruction. Motorbike fish week end to you !
I could have done that...I mean the part about smashing it against a brick.
Lol 😂
Nice dial save & I learned a lot about hand repair nice video 😃 take care!
Which is one reason why I wear my watch on the inside of my wrist.