This Gorgeous Rolex Oyster Perpetual from 1954 is Broken In About 10 Different Ways...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- Marshall restores a vintage Rolex watch, this time it's a stunning Oyster Perpetual owned by James Murphy from the band LCD Soundsystem!
This watch belonged to James' father and after taking a rough fall, it's not running properly and needs some attention. Join Marshall as he works his way through one of his toughest restorations yet!
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Thank you so much for the shout out Marshall! I’m glad that my, let’s be honest, poorly produced videos compared to yours, can be of some help! I really should get working on another one. 😅 Great work on the Rolex!
Loved your Pogue series, been waiting for the next one!
Nice complement. Coming from " A real watchmaker " it should make Marshall feel good about his progress in this hobby. I guess I should watch some of your videos next.
"Luckily, I have a tool for that"
If there ever was a perfect phrase for a watchmaker t-shirt. :D
I would buy that shirt :D
LCD Soundsystem and Wristwatch Revival wasn't the crossover I expected, but it was the crossover I needed
I did not expect that at all. Basically jumpscared by the mention of LCD Soundsystem
Exactly what I needed right now… Dealing with a lot of stress and missing my mom who died recently. Might be able to catch some sleep after this. Thank you
sorry about your mum
Jurgen Ziewe talks about what happens during transition to Afterlife aka death. We don't die, and next realms are much more familiar to us than we've been taught.
Condolences losing a parent is something that stays the course of your life. Smile and think they’re in a better place and you don’t have to believe in god.
Sorry for your loss.
@@Organic_ape Definitely one of the things NOT to say to someone in grief. How would Ziewe know this, and why would you listen?
Marshall I have a Seiko I would like for you to service. It’s a 4006 bell matic bought in 1969 in Japan as a gift to me from my brother. It is running and all original except for the crystal replaced in the 70’s.
I’m 80 yrs old and want to get it serviced so I can give it to one of my sons or grandson. This is special watch for me and I don’t want to send to Seiko since I’ve seen only bad reviews. You’re one of the best craftsmen I’ve seen on TH-cam and really want you to service the watch.
My uncles own a watch shop and work with a watchmaker to do stuff like this. Might be an option for you. I think they do mail in repairs.
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I have no idea why, but these videos are incredibly therapeutic. Absolute legend!
Really good therapy is best when you don't even realize it's working. You just know you feel better.
You are the Bob Ross of watch restoration.
LCD Soundsystem is my favorite band and MTG is my favorite hobby, I wouldn't have expected this crossover.
Exactly. I just saw LCD for the first time last week and this was a perfect cross over.
My fiancee noticed the MTG Mat a few months ago so looked in to it he used to be an announcer for tournaments
@@specteractual1he still is!
@@specteractual1 he still is! Marshall wears many hats, he's awesome.
Marshall has a podcast called Limited Resources which is an MTG podcast, usually about upcoming sets and how to use the new cards in the Limited format.
Haven't owned a watch in years, nor do I have any interest in watches. But yet, I find these videos fascinating!
I want to thank you Marshall. Because of your calm, collected, and thorough videos, I decided that this indeed can be done by even me. You inspired me to venture into the world of horology, and in the wee hours of this morning my first all original build was born. It has a Seiko NH36A heart beating inside a 40mm Sub style stainless steel case. With parts ordered from eBay, and your "anyone can do it" inspiration I now have a nice watch that is all my own. Thanks again, keep up the great work.
Did anyone else think of that scene in Pulp Fiction with Christopher Walken, when Marshall first mentioned the watch had been on quite the journey to get to him? 😂
So he hid it in the one place he knew he could hide somethin'. His ass. 😂
LMAO at that one 😝
Shut Up and Play the Hits is one of my absolute favourite films, and the voiceover ofJames nervously saying to the crowd "I hope it's OK, I'm wearing- I'm wearing my dad's watch" right before the band launches into their last song has always stuck with me, so when I heard you say "James Murphy" my immediate thought was "wait, surely not *that* James Murphy?", and then when you confirmed, I could barely believe it. Hearing the full backstory of the watch makes me want to see the movie again.
:D Same :D
I'm not a watch collector nor an expensive watch owner. I have a cheap-o swatch and recently bought a smartwatch. But, oh boy, your videos can put me to sleep in seconds. My smartwatch rates my sleep above 90/100 since I started watching your videos. Thanks a million, I owe you a precision screwdriver.
What I love about watch repair and servicing is the fact the watch may look dishevled and dirty on the outside as old as it may be, but when you open it up it looks as clean and new as the day it was made!
I love that you shout out Ashton, i got a watch serviced by him 2 years ago! Great guy very happy to be able to meet him in person! Very very knowledgeable!
Thank you for the kind words!
Ashton overhauled my Dad's (Canadian) WW ll Rolex Sky-Rocket last Fall. During the winter, I also had him overhaul my Grandfather's 1928 Longines.
Thank you for convincing me toNEVER work on my own watch. Ever. Your patience and attention to detail are truly amazing.
That was cool seeing the timegrapher go from snowstorm to just about straight line! 💖
Ha yea, needed the full overhaul that thing..
OMG. I was thinking "WHAT big star?". ...James Murphy. To me that's HUGE. Sounds of SIlver is a perfect album. Great repair.
You are amazing! That hairspring repair blew my mind! You’ve become a master. You’re appreciated!
Hey Marshall! I just watched your podcast with James over at Humans of Magic, and I wanted to express my appreciation for your approach to this craft. Refusing lucrative sponsorship deals for the sake of preserving the purity of the content speaks volumes to your passion and integrity. I am in the process of watching all of your videos and will reach this one soon, but I wanted to comment here so you would likely see it. Thank you again for all that you have done for the watch/restoration space on TH-cam, and the passion you’ve instilled in me to begin pursuing the watchmaking hobby!
Smashed it with this rebuild buddy. A 70 year old watch and shes working better than most when new
As I'm watching this while my wife's night club is hosting LCD Soundsystem. They are doing an after party following their back to back to back sold out shows The Paramount in Seattle.
I'm going to mention to him that I saw his watch on TH-cam when I head to Monkey Loft in a few minutes.
Small world. 😁
Marshall, I’ve been watching your videos for some time now. I got accepted to be a training watchmaker for Rolex last week. Amazing videos, great inspiration. You helped me kickstart my career. Great video showing a balance reassembly!
Trivia ..... James Bond wore a Rolex Oyster Perpetual first mentioned in Live and Let Die published in 1954 so this is exactly what Ian Fleming had in mind when he gave his character a high quality watch. Great video, great work :)
Idk why I always get obsessed with this channel only around Christmas when I’m home but you got me with the 54 Rolex in the summer!
This is a proper detective resto. Luckily Marshal is the right man for the job. What a beautiful watch. So glad it could be fixed
Dude I’m so pumped you get to work on James Murphy’s watch!! I just saw them for the first time in Bend, OR on Tuesday and it was somehow way better than I expected. I’m only 5 minutes into this episode and I can’t stop thinking how proud I am of your reputation bringing you & James together
Same feeling about LCD - the name, the music wasn't me... But saw the Pampolmouse cover of American Scum and BOOM
@@djd8305 oh nice! I knew the show was going to be amazing and it still surpassed my expectations somehow
After watching this channel for quite awhile, I had gotten comfortable with anything Marshall flung at us, then BAM!!! He throws a tool and process at us!!! I had never seen him do such detailed work on a balance before so this was a treat!!!!
I have a Omega in gold from 1957 and its stunning. My favorite. Old watches has something special.
Marshall, I started watching your videos a few weeks ago cause I figured they help me fall asleep. They did for a while. Then I got hooked. I’ve ordered my first set of watch repair tools from your site and I’m going to give it a try! Thanks for turning me on to a new hobby!
What a fabulous watch and another superb restoration.
Marshal, your knowledge and care for these historic timepieces is exemplary. Always a pleasure watching you work, regards Michael
I can't wait to get my complete kit from your website! I would love this as a hobby.
If you ever feel like blessing someone, I'm right here!!
I appreciate you.
-Alex
I never really liked wearing a watch, even though my dad is a watchmaker by profession. But your channel has made me love them a lot now. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
What a stunning watch. I love rolex from this era. And that strap, oh my days, that is lovely.
wow, what a treat. I thought for sure you would have to replace that balance. Masterful work.
Wow, just Wow. Nothing as enjoyable as watching a professional at work.
It was a pleasure watching you perform C P R on a Fathers watch given to a Son.
There’s another fellow on YT who does similar to what you do, but doesn’t speak and does all ASMR with his.
I want to let you know that I really enjoy your commentary and look forward to your new vids. Thank you!
I love that watch and the old, beautiful band it has.
Huge LCD Soundsystemfan. Huge WR fan. Two things in my life intersect!
I just saw LCD for the first time last weekend - what a coincidence
You have some awesome videos and I am amazed how you make it look so easy. I am sure this came with a great deal of trial and error. I can honestly say I don’t think I could ever be comfortable with what seems to be natural to you. I would love to see you make a video on how to find a vintage watch on eBay or elsewhere. You have enough knowledge on the subject but it would be awesome to have some insight on finding a vintage piece worth restoring. As I am sure you know there are too many sellers that are listing fake pieces for sale. Thanks for all the awesome videos and knowledge of classic timepieces. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Whale blubber was used for a LOT of things. The fact that it trickled down to creating a tiny watch is an amazing example of hunting, human endurance, and ingenuity.
I love how you master one of the most complex and complicated professions in life and call it a hobby. WOW 😮. I’m flat out changing the batteries in the tv remote.
Great looking Rolex…it’s an amazing watch.. for its age.Thanks for the video Marshall.
WOW! What a handsome old man! Excellent work. Very nostalgic and a wonderful history, long live the family name.
That is a stunning watch. Nicely done Marshall
I love watching these, they are somehow relaxing to have in the background and your voice is great for them. I don't have many watches but I love the ones I do and they're all Swiss or Japanese made.
I also love all the comments that go:
"I hate watches, detest them, if I see another watch I am going to burn my house down... but I love your channel!"
Sorry, about the long post. Your videos are great. I appreciate you editing I don’t think anyone could enjoy this in real time. Thank you.
What an amazing restoration and a real beautiful watch.
What a beautiful movement!
This is the sort of vintage watch I would want. Great work saving it.
An amazing watch! So gorgeous. Id give up all my watches to own a beautiful vintage 50s Rolex!
"I have a tool for that" one of my favorite phrases to say or hear. I enjoy this channel more than I feel I should.
Thank you Marshall for your videos. The work you do is awesome and the encouragement for others to persue this craft and hobby is humbling. Personally I would love to do this but watching others work is one thing but on the other I have an attention disorder where I can"t even read a paragraph one time. But you do great work and your manner of teaching and voice is top shelf,,,thanks
Great video, I love the fact that you make this look soooooo simple, even when there are issues.
Nice job Marshall. You've come a long way. And BTW, that's among the most beautiful watches I've ever seen.
I like how this guy is telling in the beginning that we can probably do the same work as well, and then he is bringing 20 different unique tools to work on the watch and 10 more rare components that are obsolete&expensive&hard to find and he had to buy few donor parts to get them.
That is really impressive work and somewhat antique watch to work on!
😂
Oh heck yes, im just back from a weekend field trip im going to fall asleep so fast to this
Marshall, I found your channel by accident. I have watched all your videos and started looking for other watch makers. No one even come close to your videos. No one explains watches like you. I'm not someone who would ever try this "hobby" but I enjoy the craftsmanship. Actually, I'm a 7th grade English teacher.
Great job. Lot of work for this. Paid off beautifully. ❤
Marshal what is IMHO unique about you is the controlled and sublime way you comment on your task at hand. It is so relaxing and calming, love it. Thank you again for an absolutely absorbing hour of pure bliss. Cheers from sunny Scotland.
Wow!! Such a stunning watch!! Your rebuild and commentary was exceptional as always. Well done. 👍
3:28 i still believe you should add your watchmakers mark. Its part of the tradition of watch making. Its like signing the back of the flats/set when you act/direct/are in a play on stage.
Marshall “I have a tool for that” Sutcliffe.
I absolutely love how there are still so many tools I’m discovering for such specific situations haha.
Cheers, Marshall!
Great work Marshall! You are such a gifted communicator and storyteller. This channel is the cream of the crop.
You've single handedly generated an interest for me in watches, particularly vintage rolexes. The more understated the better, for me. In my humble opinion, this might be the most handsome piece you have featured.
So cool to lookup photos of James and see THIS watch in the vasr majority of them! It's like getting a look behind the scenes!!
Man, this is so cool. You delved deep into a classic and got it working mint. This watch is going to last for many years to come. The story, the craftmanship. Unreal my friend.
I remember watching like just last year when such a rebuild would have been a Herculean task for you (not that it wasn't now) and now I see this video where you just breezed through all the super hard repairs. Hair spring fixing, balance staff replacement, jewel replacements, shock absorber replacements. Insane work Marshall. I am in awe at your skill right now.
I'm always curious about the amount of specialized tools every hobby has. I have a thing for cool tools. Thanks again for an awesome weekend morning entertainment
Fantastic video. My dad was a self taught watchmaker like you. Sadly passed away now. He had this exact watch. On fully retiring from.a major watch manufacturer, he disposed of all his tools and the beautiful watch. Deeply saddening
What the hell?!? What crazy timing! I'm seeing LCD Soundsystem on Monday!
man what a show of super skills, loved every moment of it, couldn't take my eyes off the screen till the last moment
A true magician. A humble man. A person worth knowing. The vid is ok too. Cheers from Australia.
Can't say about other channel watchers but a ballance fix is next 10 levels up to my knowledge of human engineering. I have never seen this before. And then the shock spring comes... Great job and commentary.
What an amazing restoration. Very nice! 😁
B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L! Thanks Mashal, you the MAN, man!
Like you, I noticed that something was wrong with the balance wheel as you were opening it and suspected a broken pivot. Oh dear, I thought that's going to be tricky. Then I saw bits of a jewel fall out. Oh dear again, but each obstacle you smoothly and carefully get over. You amaze me.
Gorgeous watch, and a great restoration.
Keyless works gets the Spice!
Another great video BTW!
It's a blessing in disguise to get a watch with lots of issues. That's how you learn. Then people will trust you with their time pieces. Great work!
Wow you got to pull out all the toys and tricks for this one! Maybe my favourite video of yours i have seen so far!
One of my favorites from your restoration videos And it really shows off your watch making knowledge & skills. Thank you Marshall !!!
Fantastic work on a beautiful watch. Thank you.
Thank you so much mamacoo for taking us shopping🛍…my wish list just got longer
Just so fascinating to watch! I love the commentary and seeing the process and thought through it all
Hello Marshal, you have a fantastic channel and frankly your underlying enthusiasm in each video makes the channel. Two questions: Do you ever discuss the amount of time invested into each restoration or do you feel that takes away from the hobby. And, did you replace the seal common to the crown stem on this restoration?
From watching you and Nekkid Watchmaker and others it’s finally clicking in my mind and now I can name all the parts in a standard automatic watch like a Seiko or a Rolex. Thank you, I didn’t think I would ever be able to ever learn how a watch works let alone name all the parts. It’s actually fun to watch silent videos and name all the parts the watch maker removes and installs. I think I wan’t to start piecing together tools and an ultrasonic cleaner to work on my Bruce Lee watch and maybe make a hobby out of it. I honestly did not think I would ever figure out watches but people like you made it happen. Thank you.
I'm where you are. Taken apart three watches. Reassembled none! Oh well, maybe soon! Good luck with your new and future hobby!
What a beautiful watch, and a fantastic job of bringing it back to life!
I’m sure that you did it Marshall, but I was surprised that you didn’t show replacing the seals inside the crown and case tube.
Looking forward (as always) to your next video!
Cheers!
Have been watching this channel continuously since finding it. His voice is like a professional TV host with great intonation. What a master watch maker. I have always been interested in watches and may try and order a basic watch kit from his website.
Marshall, thank you for sharing your talented skills.
This has been, by far, one of my favorite restorations of yours! Love that rivet puncher! New tools! Woohoo!
Doesn't get more cool than that ! Nice repair !
Totally absorbing, thank you. I found myself almost repeating parts of your commentary and chatting along with it, I was following the process so closely and you were commenting on the exact same issues that were puzzling me! one more time THANK you for some amazing and educative viewing.
Omg so cool to work on James Murphy’s watch. He’s such a cool dude. I was in business class with him on a flight once and was so star struck haha
Y much appreciate the professionalism of your " hobby ". You are very skilled. Thank you for this one.
Finally a new video. Just wanna say you inspired me to get watch that needed work and fix it. Granted it's a seiko kenitic but I wouldn't have thought about buying and fixing it with out this channel so thank you
So awesome! Beautiful watch
It's amazing how much I have found myself loving these watch repair videos & the tools used are amazing ninga like tools . Rug cleaning videos are also enjoyable and relaxing to watch , amazing 🙏.
I love a watch with a story, it gives a real meaning.
I kept waiting for Marshall to note that he had left out the three barrel bridge screws but (hee hee hee) he slipped them in when we weren't looking! Great project - keep them coming.
I have an almost identical watch (1953 oyster perpetual) that belonged to my grandpa who bought it overseas while on leave right after the Korean war, and it's amazing to see you work on something almost identical so I can essentially look inside my own, thank you!
*- Biggest Repair I have seen you do, Marshall.*
*- Best video I have seen yet, too.*