This is why I stopped wearing quartz movement & smart watches and started wearing automatic watches. This is amazing engineering and inspires me everytime I see that on my wrist. Mind blowing engineering because a simple mechanical gear train can store energy and use it to run almost accurate(+- 2s/day for swiss movements) time while absorbing day to day shocks forever. Did humans really build this?
Really nice animation. In my experience, the one thing you need to stress so a person understands the mechanism is that while the balance pushes the pallet fork back and forth, the pallet forks shape allows it to push (add energy to) the balance wheel every time it releases from the escape wheel. Without understanding that hard to see piece, it appears that the balance is where the power is coming from.
Well if we're looking at this like a tutorial vid rather than an exhibition of this particular product's quality, "How a Watch Works (1949) | Hamilton Watch" (on the channel of Hamilton Watch of course) blows this out of the water. As this video goes out of its way to mention three brand-specific features of THIS watch at the end (special alloy, shock absorbtion, wear-resistant self-winding mechanism) I'd think this video comes closer to an artist just showing off their work. Rightly so if I might add.
@Corat not really, undecorated movements with little complications, for the over inflated price of a sub you could get a second hand Lange or Jaeger-LeCoultre. Also absolutely nothing wrong with seiko, infact the build quality and finish of grand seiko far surpasses Rolex in every way.
Bahkan brand yang lebih besar dari Seiko ga bikin video ilustrasi sebagus ini. Gw nonton ini udah lama banget dan berkali kali, masih aja ga bosen. Pertama malah dari chanel ini dulu, baru gw cari di situs Seikonya. Bener bener harmoni banget, antara video sama musiknya, cepet lambatnya pas, emosionalnya dapet banget. Keren Seiko! Makasih bang Satya Rasyid udah udah reupload video ini
I love seiko watches from my childhood I take that from my father And always been fascinated by the automatic mechanism Now i have two wathes : a seiko and a D1 milano with a seiko automatic mvt I’m completely satisfied and happy with them.
That’s a beautifully made vid to tell a story of watch movement. The graphics are just out of this world. I knew watch mechanism are very complex but never knew is so beautiful. I own a OM SRP309 with 4r36 and just ordered a SZSC005 Jade Monster with 6r15. Just feel good to own Seiko watch. Cheers!
I'm new in this horology hobbie, and i have to be honest, this is so beautiful that i drop a tear, respect to engineers and collectors. My next watch will be an automatic one for sure.
I have a Seiko 5 Sport Automatic and I think it's FANTASTIC! Self winding, and keeps almost perfect time for years. 736A movement, 23 Jewels. A wonder to watch work. Amazing!
Oh my god, that was an astonishing video. And very well made with highlighting the different parts. Thank you SEIKO and Satya Rasyid Triabadi for sharing
I'm a computer engineer but I always wanted to have a side hobby of building mechanisms with gears. it seems so relaxing, I'd like to replicate the mechanical wonders of the ancient world such as Da Vincis Knight, the Preening Swan or Al-Jazaris floating orchestra. People don't realize there were walking, "talking" and singing (from internal musical organs made to immitate singing) automata of the ancient world made from nothing but gears, pulleys, musical instruments etc. Primitive things. I think every engineer should dabble in our past achievements to understand the philosophy of our art and appreciate the modernity of the contemporary craft.
Been fascinated by mechanical movements ever since I was a kid. They are very efficient engines and there are indeed a mechanical Marvel. Thank you for an excellent presentation.
Just watching after buying seiko snk361k1 with 7s26 movement.. It's really beautiful and premium quality even though just 77 dollar here. So maybe it's not as good as Swiss movement but for the value, it's really good. Especially for starter like me.
The movement in the video is 6R15 ver D as you can see at 0:40. Movement 7S26 does not have manual winding option. Otherwise I guess they probably are quite similar. Fantastic engines and great video, thank you for sharing.
Seiko will always get a 👍 from. From the days I first started collecting watches til now as a proficient watch modder Seiko has been there. From those who just enjoy wearing a distinguished timepiece to those of us who took it up as a hobby we owe Seiko our gratitude; thanks Seiko! 👍
I love watching this video.. it organizes my mind.. aligns my mental tumblers to function better and the music sooths my soul, there are things in life easy to love and this is one of them
It's not the music, it's the mechanics....I get the same from horology as the soporific rush of the leeward bow wave. The music is just a blank canvass in this application, and does so well. A nuanced use of music perhaps, where the object is both not to be heard, and to focus the mind.
My father was a watch and clock maker. I grew up with these beautiful things in his workroom, disassembled for repair / cleaning . Digital watches killed off the craft, and however clever and sophisticated our smart watches are, they cannot match the elegance and craftsmanship of mechanical watches. The big names like Omega, Rolex, Tissot, Seiko, Longines and Schaffhausen will always have their revered place in history. I hope they will continue to be manufactured for those who value their intricate precision and unique character. Likewise, digital pianos have their place, but give me a Bechstein or a Steinway any day.
Having to watch this makes me appreciate more the legendary 7S26 movement. This movement is regarded as entry level. But they perform very well, especially when worn regularly.
Classy video - quality of Seiko watches are a well-kept secret from the non-enthusiasts! My Seiko 5 with simple 7s26 movement cost me £51 including postage and keeps amazing time.
what beautiful video to understand the workings of gears and such. I was particularly amazed by how they have designed a bidirectional self winding mech. Simply perfect.
@@Tempusverum - You can buy a 4r36 movement brand new for $35 if you shop around. One of the easiest automatic movements in the world to work on, too. They aren't the most accurate, but good enough accuracy....
True craftsmanship. Beautiful workings. My 5 times great grandfather was a watch manufacturer making fusee pocket watches in Spon street Coventry back in 1800s so I can appreciate the craftsmanship in this time piece. As I own 5 fusee pocket watches all over 150 years old that I stripped down and repaired myself.
SEIKO has achieved much more, as a long time seiko enthusiasts my heart will always be with that brand. I own a KIngSEIKO, LordMaticSEIKO, and my goal is to acquire a Grand Seiko. I also like Citizen. In my opinion Japanese watches and movements reflect a lot of the culture Simple elegant yet efficient. and no nonsense hence my admiration. for the brand, long live the HOUSE OF SEIKO.
I can’t seem to understand what keeps the “regulation” or balance wheel in oscillation. My best guess is that the angle of interaction between the feet of the escape wheel and the pallet fork has something to do with pushing the impact jewel back and forth. If someone could explain that would be appreciated.
If I understood your question correctly and it is about how the hair spring gets energy to keep oscillating, then your guess is completely right. The escape wheel has all the energy from the main spring and wants to keep rotating in one way with all this energy. Now, the teeth (you called them feet) of the escape wheel and the jewels on the of the pallet fork are designed in such a way, that when the escape wheel rotates, one tooth a time will "slide off" the jewels of the pallet wheel and give it a little push. The pallet fork then continues to give the balance wheel just enough of a little push to wind up the hair spring again until it reverses. I hope this helps, I'm also still new to this, but i read multiple posts about this mechanism from my understanding, this is how it works.
@@natusaddeficiendum omg thanks for explaining. I’m glad I had the right idea. Basically, in the same motion that the impact jewel (as I’ve heard it called) moves the fork to one side, the escape wheel pushes the fork in that same direction while the impact jewel is in it, assisting it the rest of the way around before the hairspring brings it back. Such a cool mechanic. It’s almost like the fork is a booby trap that keeps throwing the jewel back into itself.
Thank you very much for the video that shows the mechanism of a watch how does it works. The motion work (60 : 12 : 1 gear train mechanism) that drives the hands of the clock or watch is the same in both spring driven and quartz (battery operated) clock or watch but in spring driven clock or watch the gear train is driven by spring and the escapement keeps the pendulum or balance wheel oscillating for many days and in quartz clock or watch the gear train is driven by small peizo electric motor (either lavet stepping motor or smooth sweeping motor) that is powered by quartz crystal oscillator that receives power from battery via small electronic circuit board so there is no need for escapement. That is the difference. Please upload another video that shows the difference between the mechanism of spring driven clock or watch with centre second and without centre second.
Just ordered the same watch with power reserve and date sub dials. Spb041/sarw025. Can't wait to receive it. My dream is to leave it to my son. I'm sure this watch can live forever
My father gave to me his childhood daily watch. A blue seiko 5 automatic from 1974. It still ticks on to this day. And now.. it’s my daily. They don’t give up. Highly advisable as a hand-me-down and even as a daily. After some light restoration work after 45 years, it looks nearly new.
@@garyzies3486 trying. First automatic timepiece . Learning something new, but I brought it from poorly working and looking condition. To using it as a daily!
Beautiful, and I guess these fine movements, unlike most Swiss movements, has no restrictions when it comes to spare parts. I sure feel tempted to lay my hands on a Japanese movement now that I've seen this video!
Absolutely great demonstration of a mechanism, the music is fine although it could be a better choice to match this brillant display. Great work. Thanks
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Por baixo de um mostrador de um relógio, uma coisa fantástica trabalha em silêncio!!
I just got a fossil watch that is self winding today and can be winded using the knob too, and I love it and have always wanted one, everything in it looks so fragile and I watched this because I wanted to know how it worked, everything seems sooo fragile in it, especially in the balance spring where it goes back and forth, in my head I'm thinking that there's no way that this thing can last...but hopefully it does. The way these things are designed it just blows my mind lol
You will love the watch. Keep up the maintenance and it should last you for many years to come. Most likely, it will increase in value as the years go by.
@@adamjarosz5558 I got my seiko snk809 in 2016, and wear it every day since, working as a rope acces technician, and caving as a hobby. Sure, it's beat up as hell, but tight enough that I only have to set the time once every month with the date.
@@gergomato7723you should maintain mechanical watches. It’s not good to expose mechanical watches to shocks. They’re not shock resistant watches even if they say sport. Overhaul needs to be done every 5-6 years in normal wearing condition. For that you need to take it in every 4 years or something.
Awesome video.. owner of a baby snowflake/frost. I'm always looking at the caseback. It's nice to see how it all works together. Gotta love technology!
Seiko's workhorse wonder. Yes, I've had 6R15's (mostly w/ the C-type balance) that did some crazy things, but I heard that some were not correctly lubricated in the factory. All 6R15D's I've handled performed quite well, with strong amplitudes between 275-310 degrees. I've also seen the other 6R iterations perform admirably, once given a good cleaning and lubrication.
Don’t forget that seiko won the chronometer competition in Switzerland in 1968 and you guys didn’t admit that a Japanese movement can do better than Swiss movement so you guys banned any non European movement to participate to the competitions 😂
@@kevinpoceblo277exactly i love every countries movements plus i even admire quartz watch that show advancement and achievement of human invention, i pity those who blindfolded by brand and watch marketing
They really did a great job banning non Swiss to enter the competition. Japanese watchmaking is struggling getting better and citizen has acquired a Swiss movement developer under their brand to manufacture their movements.
@@sebastianmillius5871 difficult to affirm several patents from pellaton before and first from June 14, 1946 ... see on google pellaton-winding-system CH254578 CH284841 CH297477
Im just starting my watchmaking journey and found this the best animation yet about mechanical watches.
If a picuture is worth a thousand words, then this video is worth 10,000. Best explaination of a mechanical watch I have ever seen.
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That video has to tug at the soul of any watch collector. To think of the minds and precision that go into a movement...utterly fascinating.
This is why I stopped wearing quartz movement & smart watches and started wearing automatic watches. This is amazing engineering and inspires me everytime I see that on my wrist. Mind blowing engineering because a simple mechanical gear train can store energy and use it to run almost accurate(+- 2s/day for swiss movements) time while absorbing day to day shocks forever. Did humans really build this?
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Too few people have an appreciation for automatic mechanical watches... amazing engineering and craftsmanship in a tiny package.
Some of Seiko's movements are better than the Swiss ones
@@JonnyParker- I dont doubt it.
I wonder why us Americans dont make a nice watch. Probably because there's nowhere to put the gas tank lol
One of the best exploded animations of a watch movement ever
This is a $50 (or whatever) brand new on Ebay, too. That's the best part. The NH series movements are Seiko clones made by Seiko and cost even less.
Everyone is talking about the engineering (which I definitely agree with!), but the composer has also created a masterpiece!
Really nice animation. In my experience, the one thing you need to stress so a person understands the mechanism is that while the balance pushes the pallet fork back and forth, the pallet forks shape allows it to push (add energy to) the balance wheel every time it releases from the escape wheel. Without understanding that hard to see piece, it appears that the balance is where the power is coming from.
Well if we're looking at this like a tutorial vid rather than an exhibition of this particular product's quality, "How a Watch Works (1949) | Hamilton Watch" (on the channel of Hamilton Watch of course) blows this out of the water. As this video goes out of its way to mention three brand-specific features of THIS watch at the end (special alloy, shock absorbtion, wear-resistant self-winding mechanism) I'd think this video comes closer to an artist just showing off their work. Rightly so if I might add.
Respect to Engineers
I can proudly say I own 2 Seiko movements,
Meh, just copied work from previous generations but using modern technology which makes things easier
@Corat fanboy
@Corat not really, undecorated movements with little complications, for the over inflated price of a sub you could get a second hand Lange or Jaeger-LeCoultre. Also absolutely nothing wrong with seiko, infact the build quality and finish of grand seiko far surpasses Rolex in every way.
@Corat Rolex has best marketing guys.
Finished the video and stared at my Sarb 035. Man I love Seiko.
Bahkan brand yang lebih besar dari Seiko ga bikin video ilustrasi sebagus ini. Gw nonton ini udah lama banget dan berkali kali, masih aja ga bosen. Pertama malah dari chanel ini dulu, baru gw cari di situs Seikonya. Bener bener harmoni banget, antara video sama musiknya, cepet lambatnya pas, emosionalnya dapet banget. Keren Seiko! Makasih bang Satya Rasyid udah udah reupload video ini
I love seiko watches from my childhood
I take that from my father
And always been fascinated by the automatic mechanism
Now i have two wathes : a seiko and a D1 milano with a seiko automatic mvt
I’m completely satisfied and happy with them.
The animation is mesmerizing. Thanks to whoever worked on it and shared it with the world.
Seiko’s have always been my favorites since I was a kid.
That’s a beautifully made vid to tell a story of watch movement. The graphics are just out of this world. I knew watch mechanism are very complex but never knew is so beautiful. I own a OM SRP309 with 4r36 and just ordered a SZSC005 Jade Monster with 6r15. Just feel good to own Seiko watch. Cheers!
Simple entry movements, without superfluous decoration, but robust, durable and efficient. It's just what matters for a good watch.❤🎉
Well said!
Beautiful . I have a Sieko 5 automatic . I also have a Bulova automatic that is 70 years old . It runs great.
I'm new in this horology hobbie, and i have to be honest, this is so beautiful that i drop a tear, respect to engineers and collectors.
My next watch will be an automatic one for sure.
I have a Seiko 5 Sport Automatic and I think it's FANTASTIC! Self winding, and keeps almost perfect time for years. 736A movement, 23 Jewels. A wonder to watch work. Amazing!
Seiko developed that Magic Lever automatic winding device in the 1960s. So simple and effective. Horology is a great hobby. Enjoy!
Oh my god, that was an astonishing video. And very well made with highlighting the different parts. Thank you SEIKO and Satya Rasyid Triabadi
for sharing
It’s strange how a piece of soul is put into watchmaking and the watch movements will outlive the watchmaker and the wearer
Most of it is done by a machine, so no soul. However from an engineering point of view it is amazing the level of precision
I'm a computer engineer but I always wanted to have a side hobby of building mechanisms with gears. it seems so relaxing, I'd like to replicate the mechanical wonders of the ancient world such as Da Vincis Knight, the Preening Swan or Al-Jazaris floating orchestra. People don't realize there were walking, "talking" and singing (from internal musical organs made to immitate singing) automata of the ancient world made from nothing but gears, pulleys, musical instruments etc. Primitive things. I think every engineer should dabble in our past achievements to understand the philosophy of our art and appreciate the modernity of the contemporary craft.
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Been fascinated by mechanical movements ever since I was a kid. They are very efficient engines and there are indeed a mechanical Marvel. Thank you for an excellent presentation.
Just watching after buying seiko snk361k1 with 7s26 movement.. It's really beautiful and premium quality even though just 77 dollar here. So maybe it's not as good as Swiss movement but for the value, it's really good. Especially for starter like me.
Movements are a thing of absolute beauty! l love them all!!!
Watches blew people's minds in the old days . I don't understand and it's shown clearly in a video . It's magic
Absolutely amazing. Love Seiko automatics.
The movement in the video is 6R15 ver D as you can see at 0:40. Movement 7S26 does not have manual winding option. Otherwise I guess they probably are quite similar. Fantastic engines and great video, thank you for sharing.
Absolutely love this brand and also their companion ORIENT group!! No doubt they are equal for any Swiss made watch!!!!
Seiko will always get a 👍 from. From the days I first started collecting watches til now as a proficient watch modder Seiko has been there.
From those who just enjoy wearing a distinguished timepiece to those of us who took it up as a hobby we owe Seiko our gratitude; thanks Seiko! 👍
Seiko has some very cool watches for not much more than cheap knock offs
@@WhiteSandsMbunaSeiko is much more expensive now
I love watching this video.. it organizes my mind.. aligns my mental tumblers to function better and the music sooths my soul, there are things in life easy to love and this is one of them
people who add four-chord moozak loops to any video, should be taken outside and given a sound whipping. cheese n rice
It's not the music, it's the mechanics....I get the same from horology as the soporific rush of the leeward bow wave. The music is just a blank canvass in this application, and does so well. A nuanced use of music perhaps, where the object is both not to be heard, and to focus the mind.
I am always amazed of the intricate workings inside an automatic watch this video is an excellent short illustration that’s gives us a glimpse
So amazing to me! Springs and gears. Simple yet astoundingly and intricately engineered.
My father was a watch and clock maker. I grew up with these beautiful things in his workroom, disassembled for repair / cleaning . Digital watches killed off the craft, and however clever and sophisticated our smart watches are, they cannot match the elegance and craftsmanship of mechanical watches. The big names like Omega, Rolex, Tissot, Seiko, Longines and Schaffhausen will always have their revered place in history. I hope they will continue to be manufactured for those who value their intricate precision and unique character. Likewise, digital pianos have their place, but give me a Bechstein or a Steinway any day.
Best video i have seen on showing the watch movements in action
Having to watch this makes me appreciate more the legendary 7S26 movement. This movement is regarded as entry level. But they perform very well, especially when worn regularly.
i have seiko and its almost 35 years old
work really good
This is better than most hollywood movies nowadays
Amazing that they could pack this much innovation into such a tiny space at such a low cost. Quite an achievement.
mrdisco99 innovation ? Lol, people now moving to solar power , quartz and smart watch. Nobody want an old automatic movement watches.
marko marin watch lovers do.
i will take seiko automatic watches over your apple $$$ Iwatch anyday
Classy video - quality of Seiko watches are a well-kept secret from the non-enthusiasts! My Seiko 5 with simple 7s26 movement cost me £51 including postage and keeps amazing time.
jacc88888 I've owned my orange monster with the same movement, it just works. Is the cheapest watch I own but, will stay with me until the end.
What a beautiful work of engineering and a equally beautiful video illustrating how it works.
Fantastic job, the clearest explaining video I've seen so far
what beautiful video to understand the workings of gears and such. I was particularly amazed by how they have designed a bidirectional self winding mech. Simply perfect.
Seiko innovated the magic winding lever a long time ago too. Around 1960 or late 1950s.
@@scdevon That makes it even more impressive
@@Tempusverum - You can buy a 4r36 movement brand new for $35 if you shop around. One of the easiest automatic movements in the world to work on, too. They aren't the most accurate, but good enough accuracy....
True craftsmanship. Beautiful workings. My 5 times great grandfather was a watch manufacturer making fusee pocket watches in Spon street Coventry back in 1800s so I can appreciate the craftsmanship in this time piece. As I own 5 fusee pocket watches all over 150 years old that I stripped down and repaired myself.
セイコーは自らのブランドを安売りしすぎた。しかしながら、日本のいや世界のそう豊かで無い人々に時計を普及させた端緒作って多くの人類に幸福を齎した。自分が産まれた国がこの偉業を成し遂げた事を誇りに思う。
日本人は常にヨーロッパの発見物をより良く、より正確に、より強力にして、低価格で販売することができました。😊
Arrigato Gosaimasu from India ❤🙏🏾
SEIKO has achieved much more, as a long time seiko enthusiasts my heart will always be with that brand. I own a KIngSEIKO, LordMaticSEIKO, and my goal is to acquire a Grand Seiko. I also like Citizen. In my opinion Japanese watches and movements reflect a lot of the culture Simple elegant yet efficient. and no nonsense hence my admiration. for the brand, long live the HOUSE OF SEIKO.
You guys are really great in what you make, be it cars, watches or videogames
Amazing to see just how all those components interact. This is why I love mechanical or automatic watches.
I cant belive how this can work.. Amazing stuff. Great job seiko, waiting for my watch to come. I ordered a SNZGO7J
i really love that ticking sound of seiko watches
I like that the music in the back also has 6bps
And that's why you love watches! 👍
Not a single digital watch could conpare to the inherent beauty that lies within mechanical watches.
Nachiket Dev you need to look deeper to appreciate the beautty of an UHF quartz movement.
I think these Seiko movements are amazing given their price points.
I own an NH35 based watch. The performance and accuracy is amazing. All for $45 brand new !!
Absolutely breathtaking video.
Of course, it’s Seiko, so it’s beautifully done!
I have been looking for a seiko for a while... still pondering but this just makes the pondering more delicious!
Any well made Swiss or Japanese watch has parts equally as beautiful in their own way. This is a great hobby.
Brilliant engineering, beautifully explained. 3:29 Instead of “overtime”, I believe it should say “over time”.
Beautiful video by Seiko. Respect.
I can’t seem to understand what keeps the “regulation” or balance wheel in oscillation. My best guess is that the angle of interaction between the feet of the escape wheel and the pallet fork has something to do with pushing the impact jewel back and forth. If someone could explain that would be appreciated.
If I understood your question correctly and it is about how the hair spring gets energy to keep oscillating, then your guess is completely right. The escape wheel has all the energy from the main spring and wants to keep rotating in one way with all this energy. Now, the teeth (you called them feet) of the escape wheel and the jewels on the of the pallet fork are designed in such a way, that when the escape wheel rotates, one tooth a time will "slide off" the jewels of the pallet wheel and give it a little push. The pallet fork then continues to give the balance wheel just enough of a little push to wind up the hair spring again until it reverses.
I hope this helps, I'm also still new to this, but i read multiple posts about this mechanism from my understanding, this is how it works.
@@natusaddeficiendum omg thanks for explaining. I’m glad I had the right idea. Basically, in the same motion that the impact jewel (as I’ve heard it called) moves the fork to one side, the escape wheel pushes the fork in that same direction while the impact jewel is in it, assisting it the rest of the way around before the hairspring brings it back. Such a cool mechanic. It’s almost like the fork is a booby trap that keeps throwing the jewel back into itself.
Thank you very much for the video that shows the mechanism of a watch how does it works. The motion work (60 : 12 : 1 gear train mechanism) that drives the hands of the clock or watch is the same in both spring driven and quartz (battery operated) clock or watch but in spring driven clock or watch the gear train is driven by spring and the escapement keeps the pendulum or balance wheel oscillating for many days and in quartz clock or watch the gear train is driven by small peizo electric motor (either lavet stepping motor or smooth sweeping motor) that is powered by quartz crystal oscillator that receives power from battery via small electronic circuit board so there is no need for escapement. That is the difference. Please upload another video that shows the difference between the mechanism of spring driven clock or watch with centre second and without centre second.
Just ordered the same watch with power reserve and date sub dials. Spb041/sarw025. Can't wait to receive it. My dream is to leave it to my son. I'm sure this watch can live forever
My father gave to me his childhood daily watch. A blue seiko 5 automatic from 1974. It still ticks on to this day. And now.. it’s my daily. They don’t give up. Highly advisable as a hand-me-down and even as a daily. After some light restoration work after 45 years, it looks nearly new.
Keep up the maintenance!
@@garyzies3486 trying. First automatic timepiece . Learning something new, but I brought it from poorly working and looking condition. To using it as a daily!
@@neoleomedia1676 Fantastic! I have worn my Seiko with the 7s26 movement for more than 20 years, still looks and works great.
@@garyzies3486 they are wonderful! They seem to work forever! And look almost brand new for years. Beautiful timepieces!
I'm not even a watch ⌚ person, but damn one has to admire the engineering that went into this
Beautiful, and I guess these fine movements, unlike most Swiss movements, has no restrictions when it comes to spare parts. I sure feel tempted to lay my hands on a Japanese movement now that I've seen this video!
That is the most beautiful video I've seen in a long time.
Thank you for video.
This is an absolute mechanical masterpiece.
Magnificent , complex, simplicity...👍🏻
You gotta apreciate an amazeing movement on ur wrist n on the toilet!
Racer 67 dude...literally sitting on the toilet watching this.
Very interesting indeed, especially since I recently ordered a Seiko automatic. Thanks. Highly impressive little machines when you think about it.
I will never wear a quartz watch after watching this
Thank you
If you're get nuked and survive your watch too.
Absolutely great demonstration of a mechanism, the music is fine although it could be a better choice to match this brillant display. Great work. Thanks
Por baixo de um mostrador de um relógio, uma coisa fantástica trabalha em silêncio!!
Gilmar Torquato depende da maquina não faz tanto silêncio, o meu 7019 tem um ruído considerável
I just got a fossil watch that is self winding today and can be winded using the knob too, and I love it and have always wanted one, everything in it looks so fragile and I watched this because I wanted to know how it worked, everything seems sooo fragile in it, especially in the balance spring where it goes back and forth, in my head I'm thinking that there's no way that this thing can last...but hopefully it does. The way these things are designed it just blows my mind lol
Beautiful I will never buy another quartz watch
@Corat ????????
I am a great fan of Seiko watches. Also a watch repairer
Maxx Smaxx is it ok to 7s26 automatic hawe 30" late in 24 hours?
sajgonac69 .Not ok
Do u know where I could take my watch for repairs? I own rm56-01
Du U Kno Da Wae I suggest you take it to a good watch repair shop for setting . You may also be asked to get the watch serviced before adjustment.
Shall I adjust alone ? Open and move a little adjusting device ?
I got my dad's seiko 7s26 .. now I know why he loves this 😍
Great video!! just got my first Seiko mechanical yesterday after many years of quartz... SPB125J1 with 6R35 movement.
You will love the watch. Keep up the maintenance and it should last you for many years to come. Most likely, it will increase in value as the years go by.
(Perfecto) a perfeição da mecânica, parabéns para o gênio inventou e o construtor.
2 years ago I bought Seiko Great White (4r35) and it been through hell in my job but just loose 2sec/24our. Thank you Seiko!
and what is your job?
@@lukmanalghdamsi3189 he is just watchman in Seiko corp.😁
@@adamjarosz5558 I got my seiko snk809 in 2016, and wear it every day since, working as a rope acces technician, and caving as a hobby. Sure, it's beat up as hell, but tight enough that I only have to set the time once every month with the date.
@@gergomato7723you should maintain mechanical watches. It’s not good to expose mechanical watches to shocks. They’re not shock resistant watches even if they say sport. Overhaul needs to be done every 5-6 years in normal wearing condition. For that you need to take it in every 4 years or something.
Awesome video.. owner of a baby snowflake/frost. I'm always looking at the caseback. It's nice to see how it all works together. Gotta love technology!
The music makes it feels more epic
I love this. I have a Seiko 5. Orient Bambino . A Bulova automatic from 1950 . Next I'm getting a Hamilton field watch .
Take a look at the Hamilton Khaki
@@manoelfelipe1807 yes . I think that one is the manually only . Thank
This brand own all my respect.
I was watching to learn how automatic watches work
Btt I was hit by this great music
Beautiful Video. Automatic/ Mechanical watches are the best. They seem to have their own soul. ❤❤❤
Seiko's workhorse wonder. Yes, I've had 6R15's (mostly w/ the C-type balance) that did some crazy things, but I heard that some were not correctly lubricated in the factory. All 6R15D's I've handled performed quite well, with strong amplitudes between 275-310 degrees. I've also seen the other 6R iterations perform admirably, once given a good cleaning and lubrication.
In a world where it seems so much doesn't work right, this works wonderfully.
Seiko make the worlds greatest watches.its a testament of engineering skills
This video is a beautiful work of art.
Dislikes from the swiss.
Don’t forget that seiko won the chronometer competition in Switzerland in 1968 and you guys didn’t admit that a Japanese movement can do better than Swiss movement so you guys banned any non European movement to participate to the competitions 😂
@@kevinpoceblo277 lol 😂
@@kevinpoceblo277exactly i love every countries movements plus i even admire quartz watch that show advancement and achievement of human invention, i pity those who blindfolded by brand and watch marketing
@@doggo2836guys i just have the same point , glad to see someone that appreciate human invention
They really did a great job banning non Swiss to enter the competition.
Japanese watchmaking is struggling getting better and citizen has acquired a Swiss movement developer under their brand to manufacture their movements.
What an amazing video! One of my favorites ever! Thank you very much ❤️
時間の貴重さがわかるから時計は永遠なり
What an amazing illustrative video! Thank you!
Even after all the watch I've owned Seiko's still my favourite!
Seiko Black Knight Kinetic 12 years now. no mods. 3 seconds a week.
Beautiful and educational video. A crash course into the secrets of the wonderful mechanical watch movement.
The selfwinding mechanism is shockingly simple! And it's even bi-directional!
Albert Pellaton system, but simplified in just "one piece" ... great engineering 🙂
Bi-directional was invented in the 50tes by Friedrich Meier in Switzerland❤
The "magic lever" bi-directional charging system is the simplest, most efficient and is a Seiko patent.
@@sebastianmillius5871
difficult to affirm
several patents from pellaton before and first from June 14, 1946 ...
see on google
pellaton-winding-system CH254578 CH284841 CH297477
It’s just amazing that this makes a watch. The coolest part to me is the balance/escapement part
so beautiful, I love SEIKO forever.
I have the SARX039. Same watch but a black dial. Absolutely beautiful.
This is so mesmerizing.
Una hermosa producción audiovisual.
masterpiece not always expensive
I'm a watch technician for 30+but still amazing of Seiko movement