Take A Look Inside This Shattered Sky-Dweller - Simply Insane!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2020
- When we took this Rolex Sky-Dweller apart, we didn't expect to find everything we did!
Watch us take a look inside of the Rolex caliber 9001 movement only to display the amazing details and intricacies of the watch, but also to bring the watch back to life with a little watchmaking magic!
The Sky-Dwellers 9001 movement is breathtaking to say the least, and is comprised of the most individual parts of any Rolex movement...380 components to be exact, which include the bidirectionally set annual calendar system called SAROS, named after the eclipse cycles discovered by the Babylonians long before modern science and technology!
To take the shattered stainless steel Sky-Dweller apart we turned again to our preferred watchmaker, Yuri Lopez from Chrono Sky (see Instagram and website links below).
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We take you step-by-step through the repair and overhaul process of the watch, showing each piece of the most complicated model of the Rolex brand, while making the video both easy to understand and educational.
Let us know what you thought of the video in a comment below and also how you think so many pieces of glass found their way so deep into the watch!
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Great video CRM! Now I can see why Omega Hesalite version made it out in space. The danger of shattered sapphire is definitely a deal breaker in space. I am thankful to God for CRM educating me in the world horology. Thank you 🙏
Wow, thanks Nickel for that comment. Really appreciate the support. Did you see all the glass that crept into the movement? 🤦
@@Crmjewelers yes, I can see now that when a glass breaks it is just not a replacement of glass alone but almost a complete service to avoid any further movement damage. I can clearly see the advantage and disadvantages of sapphire vs. acrylic.
God has nothing to do with it
@@b.peppercorn739 We are all responsible and accountable what we believe. For me, I believe in God placed knowledge in each one of us to give. CRM gave of their knowledge to others such as this video. They will prosper because it is the way God planned for each one of us to prosper. It is called the Law of Giving. As you give, you shall receive. It is all from the Bible.
No one gets knowledge from by themselves, knowledge is passed on from one person to another. Is our responsibility to teach and show others those we love. In my eyes, CRM really demonstrated loving their clients by showing.
@@Thankyou_3 I mean, whatever... but no, you like to learn and you yourself are responsible for that. Some people don't learn and that's on them too.
I’m excited to see sky dweller dismantled first time ever on TH-cam
Ha, that's what we thought too man. There are almost no videos about the inner beauty of Sky!
Hands of a brain surgeon and patience of a saint....that’s me ruled out of this job!
Ha, I hear you man. My wife said the same thing about the video!
I would of grabbed a hammer and started smashing it lool, them people have a gift I tell ya
These types of videos are the reason why I love watches and watch cellecting. The Sky-Dweller is truly a masterpiece and a grail watch for sure. The amount of detail and care that goes into the finishing of parts that no one will ever see is just astonishing. My utmost respect for you to being able to disassemble/reassemble and repair these watches.
Thank you Julian. We have a lot more of these kind of videos in the pipeline. Our channel is growing faster than ever because of it. 1M, here we come! 😉
You make it look so easy. That watch is beautiful on the inside.
Thank you Carlos. Yes, the caliber 9001 movement is amazing. It has 380 pieces!
As are you.
Great upload CRM. Love these uploads and it was so relaxing to watch and the watchmaker made is look easy. Very talented gentlemen. Have a great weekend! 👍
Thank you Edward for the continued support. We have our sights on YT 1M 😜
Just mind boggling the talent required to disassemble and reassemble these complex watches. Great video.
Yup 👍👍
Its pretty easy, its honestly just learning a set of steps and repeating and reversing them over and over
As easy as parcheesi 🤦
@@DutchClawz doesn’t look easy in any way
@@vika0194 Might be because I do it on a daily basis 😅
Such a skill these guys have - you can see why Rolex are so expensive ..... hidden beauty in the movement!
Thank you Kevin 👍
Awesome. Now I know what’s inside my skydweller and to be proud of. 😎
And proud you should be my friend. Thanks for watching!
It’s really amazing to see how many extremely small pieces have to work together in perfect harmony in order for that “unassuming” seconds needle to move around! mechanical movements are truly a work of art and they should be appreciated as such. precision engineering at its best.
Its amazing how many components were in there and how you're able to take it apart then put it back together
Thank you, yeah there are a lot of components that need to be assembled!
It's amazing how you guys were able to put that thing back together. The skydweller is my favorite Rolex watch.
Such precision engineering
Indeed Ciara 👌
Thanks for sharing the first ever inner beauty of Skydweller on TH-cam
My pleasure. Thank you for watching.
Best video in a long time. Great job and great subject matter. Thank you.
Thanks Oscar for your support. We're on a quest to hit 1M subs within 12 months by putting out content that is a lot more interesting and rich.
Masterfully executed rescue ops. Thank you for sharing this Video.
My pleasure Gus. Thanks for watching.
Very impressed with CRM clean room style and modern sophisticated expensive equipment first class operation and skilled watchmaker.
Wow the large and in charge Skydweller movement well decorated and substantial, looks bullet proof and it passed the crash test. Excellent video going to watch it a few times. Amazed by that moment.
Wow Dominick, deeply humbled by your comment! 🙇
Love this type of content! Hoping for more complicated high horology disassemblies in the future....AP, Patek?
Definitely on the way 😉
A non voiceover video of this would be great. I've been really enjoying this channel!
Simply outstanding work 🙌
Thank you! 🙇
Made me appreciate my SkyDweller even more watching this. Thank you
Anytime James. Thanks for watching 🙇
Amazing 🤩
Thanks Fausto!
Got to admit. Cool video 👍 Thx
Thank you! Thank you! 🙇
Fantastic content. More of this would be great. Great job guys.
You wish is my command! This is actually the content we're going to be focused on going forward with a lot more visuals and substance. There are many opinionated reviewers out there, but substance is substance! 😉
@@Crmjewelers great - not many people produce this kind of technical content so I believe it’s a good gap to exploit - we watch enthusiasts love this kind of stuff.
Definitely man, I agree. It's also a lot easier to sit behind the camera and blab away. It took us an entire week to make this video, even though it looks smooth and easy, so I really appreciate your feedback and support.
Awesome! Now I understand why this watch is highly in demand. It is worth every penny of the USD 40K it is asking for.
Thanks man, I'm glad you're onboard 😉
Crazy beautiful work :) I would come service my Rolex's at your shop if I wasn't living near Paris !
Ha, it's all good Benjamin. We really appreciate your support on our channel nevertheless.
Beautiful video! Amazing work! Well done!
Really appreciate it Nicholas.
I literally typed into youtube last night to see if anyone had pulled a skydweller down .. Nek minnit you upload this !!
So, you're happy? 😜
@@Crmjewelers haha absolutely!
@Paul.w w 👍😉
Stunning Movement! Thanks for showing
You're welcome Richard. Thanks for watching!
Very nice video
Real world stuff we never get to see.
The watch is more complicated inside than i thought, i wouldnt have a chance at getting that back together.
LOL agree Todd, this is not something you should try at home. Thank you so much for your comment and watching!
Awesome 👌
Thanks man!
Truly an art is watchmaking.... loved the video!!!!
Thank you Daniel 👍
Fascinating!
Thank you very much Antonio!
Love the video and quality. I wonder how it got smashed?
This is my favorite Rolex and it's the most complicated movement they make. I would love a rose gold skydweller
Unfortunately, the owner of the watch smashed it against a metal object. 🤦
Insane! Brilliant video 👏🏼👍🏼
Thank you Paul, glad you like it!
Therapy to watch, and my answer to you at 3:20 you’d effing better 😂
This is art.
Great video! Well put together, sounds like something from the discovery channel
We're becoming the Watch Discovery Channel 😉
WOW! Awesome...!
Thank you Stefano!
I could never put that thing back together. The machining is badass
Yes, it's quite a puzzle 😉
Incredible video! Well done.
Thanks man, really appreciate it!
Amazing to watch. I would have like if you also added cleaning and polishing of the case and bracelet. It looked like it was really rough
Quality video,quality company ✅👍
Thank you and thank you!
Quality stuff! Awesome
Fantastic video!👍
Thanks a lot Dunn, really appreciate it!
PANERAI Luminor GMT 1950 3days PAM00320 momentarily caught me by surprise and can't shake it off till the end of the video. Thanks to the master caliber surgeon who performed the Skydweller operation 😀. Totally enjoyed the diversity of this video.
Thank you so much for your comment Ariel. Are you a fan of Panerai as well?
@@Crmjewelers ... I just visited your IG and followed you. I'm amazed by the collection and the yellow gold Sub you got there is very interesting 💛. I think I'll enjoy browsing tonight 😉
Again, thank you Ariel. Really appreciate it! 😉
I see why Rolex doesn’t do complications like some other brands, this was a lot 😱
Yes 380 components in the 9001 movement.
Something of beauty!
Thank you very much!
Tremendously cool video!
Thank you Rick
The patience to do this kind of stuff!
amazing Video,, thank you,. I always wanter to see the caliber 9001 because a also have a sky dweller.... :)
Awesome Flaviu, thank you!
WOW. New appreciation for my blue dial Skydweller.
Brilliant video, such precision I will definitely give greater care to my Rolex’s.
Thank you Michael. Really appreciate that.
The movement is as beautiful on the inside as is the outside.
I think it's more beautiful on the inside 😉
Great video, can you make a video showing the polishing and brushing
Thank you Alex. We will make one soon.
New to the channel and very impressed. Nightmare, all these parts and so tiny to put them back together and to assure the proper functions of the watch. Mechanical watches are wonders of engineering which is why I couldn't settle for any other. Over the years of watch collecting I've learned how to perform certain tasks on my watches but can't even dream of touching the movement. I see a skilled watch repairer here, working very comfortably and with a lot of confidence. Thank you for uploading this interesting vid.
No, thank you for watching and for your support Mathew. This is the kind of content that we'll be producing more of going forward, so your feedback is very valuable to us.
@@Crmjewelers very glad to hear that there will b more and looking forward to new vids.
@@mathewazzopard8100 so are we my friend!
Great video!!! well done! please upload Rolex Daytona "look inside" Video!
That one is definitely in the pipeline Mr. Bond. Glad you liked the video!
Good content, it would be great if the videos also include case polishing and estoration as well...
Those are in the pipeline 😉
The impressive thing is that he was only left with 2 small cogs and a screw after reassembly.
LOL
Fantastic work
Thank you Steven
Fantastic ! I am amazed !
Thank you Max. Please watch our new watchmaking series. Just uploaded. Let me know what you think! th-cam.com/video/onEEhW7DZ5Q/w-d-xo.html
Awesome vid
Thank you so much Logan.
Pretty much like rebuilding a small block Chevy really only the parts are a bit smaller 😉
Fantastic looking internal mechanism
Thanks man! Good comparison!
I really do think Rolex should show off the inner workings of their pieces... that movement is beautiful
I agree Szef. Unfortunately, not many people show this kind of stuff on TH-cam. However, this is our goal going forward!
@@Crmjewelers I know! Appreciate these type of uploads CRM! There’s a reason why I’m subscribed with notifications on in the first place 😎
Sueet! 🙇
Fantastic Skills involved. 🙂☘️🇮🇪
Hey there have you noticed a noise when you hold and wiggle the watch in these sky dwellers. I got one on gold black dial i love it but im concerned. Not the rotor winding noise. Its like some noise when you wiggle it fron inside
Great video!!!
Thanks a lot Rick 👍👍
Thats a Gorgeous watch
Thank you!
Well done!
Thanks Stephen.
Fantastic video
Thank you very much! 👍
Incredible!
I could take it all apart but I’m definitely not putting it back together.
I believe you Tony 😜
Great video---why put the balance wheel under the glass dome?
To protect it from dust, damage, etc.
Amazing and just shows why sapphire wasn't a safe choice for the Apollo missions.
Yup
What did they use? Now you got me interested
@@StevenSmith68828 hesalite, which is an acrylic. It's anti shatter and less reflective than sapphire crystals. On the negative side it scratches more easily as it's much softer. Hardness tends to be correlated with tendency to shatter for obvious reasons. If it doesn't flex it breaks. The original Omega Moonwatch speed master uses a hesalite glass. www.montredo.com/the-ins-and-outs-of-hesalite/#:~:text=Acrylic%20has%20also%20been%20used,glasses%20made%20of%20polymethyl%20methacrylate.
Rolex should make a clear case back .
Pity , such a decorated movement is not visible .
Great video
Thank you 👍
GREAT VIDEO SUPER INTERESTING
Thanks for watching Kieran.
Incredible
Thanks Kevin 🙇
Hopefully you guys open a store in Canada in the near future
Thank you for your vote of confidence Jessica 🙏
Wow 😳
Great video although you missed the most important part, of my interest in the video at least, which was the removal of the old and fitting of the new crystal!!
No worries mark. There are a lot more of these in the pipeline. We'll perfect these as we go along. Thanks for the feedback.
@@Crmjewelers I very much look forward to more videos and am enjoying the quality of your work.
Is it possible to order the calibre 9001 movement somewhere online and manually assemble it?
Wow 😯
Amazing.
Thank you 🙇
Wonderful
Thank you very much!
Awesome👍
Thanks.
nice vid..
Thank you Vong.
Very interesting stuff as always! At least the glass protected the dial... Now when you have a solid gold case and you bang the watch on something there is probably nothing you can do but to replace it right?!...
Replace what, the dial you mean?
@@Crmjewelers I meant when a solid gold case gets a dent. Sorry, if I wasn`t clear on that.
It'll depend on the severity of the dent. Most dents or damages can be repaired, but there's always that one 🤷
Best on TH-cam
Amazing
Thank you very much Mike.
Eccezionale 👌👌👌
Taking all the tiny parts of a watch apart and putting them back together is a lot of work that required concentration.
Definitely my friend, thank you so much for watching!
Ayy, that 9001 has a lot of parts... I want to learn how to remove and re-install movements. I need picture by picture instructions for my watches. lol And I def need a few more tools.
Just a few 😉
Watchmaking magic indeed. How did they break the watch?
He banged it against a metal object 🤦
@@Crmjewelers nuts! 😱
@Per Johansen I'm guessing that it was by mistake?
@Per Johansen because it was a mistake.
rolex did a fantastic a job on this movement
No tech guide for lubrication? You are very brave! No Epilame (Fixo-drop)? Wish you've shown when the glass and bezel were removed from and pressed down to the mid-case, I guess the video was edited for content.... Great video quality!
Trying to perfect these as we go. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised going forward.
The date jumped well on a long month. Did it work on a short month?
WOW
I love Rolex, I have one, good video liked and subscribed.
Thank you Mark. What Rolex model do you have?
@@Crmjewelers the new 2 tone day just, I had the 18c yellow presidential with baguettes but I sold, it was not versatile like this one 😊
It's a keeper Mark 👌
@@Crmjewelers getting my black dial sky dweller tomorrow, I can’t wait.
TOP !!
Nice seeing the guy wearing a Panerai
Ha Ha, yes, a Paneristi just like some of us.
@@Crmjewelers just picked up my pam1033 from the London boutique is a great watch ,thanks 🙏🏴
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