A Viewer Sent Me His Watchmaking Mishap, Can I Salvage the Project?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2021
- Marshall receives a package from a viewer containing two disassembled watches. The viewer bought them as a beginner watchmaking project but damaged the first movement then lost the video he took showing how to reassemble the second! He piles them all in a box and sends them to Marshall to do his best to recover the project!
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A good teacher fixes a students mistakes and let's them learn a lesson from it. An excellent teacher shows the student what they did wrong, shows them how to fix it, and then let's the student experience fixing it themselves. Strong work sir
I started smiling like a damn idiot when Marshall took apart the watch. Now Clint has that reference video, and the parts he actually needs! Time to learn for that hobby! =D
This is BY FAR the best video i’ve ever seen on youtube, taking it back apart for him to learn and reassemble was priceless. I hope he can get it back together with your help.
You know you're a watch pro when you can correctly interpret a pile of parts. So impressive
Viewer:
When Marshall disassembled the watch again, I lost my mind!
This reminds me of electronics technical school when the guys next to me in the lab said the instructions to breadboard a simple AM radio circuit were incorrect as they couldn't get it to work. The instructor sat down and pieced it together from the instruction diagram and showed that it worked on the scope. The guys thought they lucked out and had it built for them. The instructor then pulled everything off the board and put in a pile and said "OK. Now you know it can be done. You guys do it". It was beautiful. I thought they were going to cry. :)
I am so moved when you start disassembling it! I can totally feel your passion into watchmaking, and how you’d love to bring more people into this hobby.
You gave Clint a watch kit, an assembly video, and spare parts. With patience, and a steady hand Clint can have a working watch that he built himself. He can be proud of his accomplishment. You are very generous in sharing your expertise.
That was really cool that you disassembled the watch again, because you are right! It is indeed a learning journey and had you not striped the watch again he might never have gave it another shot, whereas now he
Taking the watch apart again at the end was BRILLIANT! A true Master at work, ensuring that his pupil is off to a great start! That was absolutely epic.
Hello Sir, I just want to give you some background first. A year ago I became disabled and bedridden. I never had an interest in watch making and somehow the algorithm suggested your channel. Please know that the sound of your voice and engaging narration, not to mention your amazing talent and skill at watch making brings me much comfort. While watching you work with watches it reminds me of the many worthwhile endeavors life has to offer and helps me forget the challenges I face everyday. I’m almost motivated to take up the hobby, but I’m not sure how much time I have left. God bless you sir. I truly enjoy all your projects! 😊
Gotta admit my heart sunk when you pulled it all apart again, but you are right man... It's all about the journey, and he's got a map now;)
This content is incredibly well done. I was just curious how a mechanical watch worked. So when I clicked on the first video and saw it was almost an hour long I thought, I am not gonna sit through an hour of this. That was four videos ago...
I pull maybe 55-60 hrs/week in a very cerebral line of work, nothing manual there. It is very stressfull and I find your videos incredibly relaxing! The meticulousness of your craft, your voice, your sense of humor, the history behind each watch, etc. Very well executed, Sir!
My Dad was an electronic instrument maker who went from spitfires before ww2 to 747s. I watched him take apart a watch clean lubricate and reassemble with such focus and precision it amazed me. I love watching your videos as it reminds me how incredibly capable we are to create and work on such precise machines and of course watching my Dad.
This is such a great video! I was shocked when you took the watch apart, but the more I think about it, the happier it made me. It's special to see how much you love watch servicing and how you want to share that passion with others and are so willing to help them learn!
That was incredible! I’m dying laughing at the end, Clint needs to post a video of him putting it back together again LOL
The climax had me in stitches!!! 😂
What a gift. 💖💖💖 I hope Clint was able to re-assemble it.