Watchmaker Answers YOUR Burning Watch Questions 🤔

You asked, we answered. Our watchmaker Peter answers YOUR burning questions from Instagram about all things watches and more!
Have a question about watchmaking? Drop it down in the comments and we’ll hand-pick a few to answer next time!
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:15 The most difficult part of watchmaking
00:54 The most important feature of being a watchmaker
01:41 Will polishing affect a watch's value?
02:05 How often should a watch be serviced?
02:38 Will rust spread?
03:08 Is the Tourbillon just a flex complication?
04:00 What is your favorite tool?
05:49 What's your favorite watch?
06:30 Wristcheck services
06:50 What is it like to work at Wristcheck?
07:20 What to study to become a watchmaker
08:00 What is a watch you admire the most
08:15 Why don't you wear a watch?
08:37 Can you teach me how to make a watch?
Follow us:
wristcheck.com
Instagram: / wristcheck
Facebook: / wristcheckofficial
TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@wristcheckoff...

[@reimakoivukoski1917]

I could watch these everyday❤

[@SquarePenix.]

Pun intended? Lol

[@self-preservationsociety7057]

Don’t wind me up ,,,please

[@piotrsolinski9758]

I have my old Pulsar and working fine. Greetings from Poland.

[@Johnnie_]

Hi Peter, I’ve a question to ask you as you are a watchmaker about the Rolex GMT-Master 2 caliber's 3185, 3186 & 3285…
When Rolex introduced the caliber 3185 in 1989, the GMT hand wobble during the time adjustment 😮😧😬 Rolex reintroduced the caliber 3186 18 years later in 2007 to fix this wobbling GMT hand issue and added a Parachrom hairspring for boosted resistance to magnetism, temperature changes and shocks 😮😁👍 Is the current GMT 2 models using caliber 3285 has the same wobbling GMT hand similar to previous caliber 3185 🤔 Also why the adjustment of time when you rotate the crown clockwise all the 3 hands (hr, min, gmt) were moving in an anti-clockwise position 😮😧😬🤔 unlike the caliber 3185 & 3186 were the opposite which I very much prefer 😁🤔

[@BokiPetrovic88]

Hi, what grit artifex wheel you use for removing scratches on the steel? Thanks

[@jasperkov]

Cool!

[@alialnooh]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@jevitigre]

Do you make mechanical game watch?(Those for chess and checkers?

[@FTWciaran]

Great video. Very interesting. I dabbled with taking apart old movements but just dont have a steady hand nor do I have the patience. Much more of a collector... well, trying to be.