How to service an automatic watch ETA 2824 Watch repair tutorial
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How I strip down and re-assemble an ETA 2824 automatic watch movement.
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Dear Mark, I just want to thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and skill. Although I’ve been in the watch business for over 20 years, I only last year began learning how to service mechanical watches. Last week I took an exam over the 2824 for work and more than just passed it. I completely blew them away and it’s all due to having watched this video until I could do it in my sleep! Up next illl be studying the Rolex 3135 and am looking forward to it! Again, THANK YOU !!!!!
William Davis hi William. What kind of job do you have in the industry? Do you have any idea where work opportunities in the watch world can be found?
Thanks
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The hands of a surgeon, the voice of a golf announcer, the knowledge of an encyclopedia.
Becoming sober and moving on with life. Moving homes. Watches have sparked something inside of me. Being a technician at a dealership. I appreciate the diagnosis and cleaning procedures im seeing you do throughout each video. Thanks for posting these videos
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The skill and precision required to design and make all the tiny intricate components as well as put it all together is amazing.
Fantastic video, opened for the first time in my life a watch, used my pc screwdriver kit, dissassembled and reassembled it in 2,5 hours, it's a lot i know, but i'm very proud of it.
Hi Mark, I really do find your work a saviour within my journey to becoming a watch repairer. Fantastic tutorial of the ETA 2824 and I have watched it over and over again. Keep up the great work, it really is appreciated by all of us. Kindest regards, Anthony
You can tell when you are watching a seasoned pro, because they make it look like a cake walk! :)
Fantastic video, thanks!
It seems almost unbelievable that something so tiny and so complex can work at all, let alone work accurately to a couple of seconds per day for years at a time.
Gives me an even greater appreciation for the thing that sits on my wrist and tells me the time.
Posts like this restore me hope in the Internet. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
The ETA 2824 is a superb movement with long term accuracy. I have a 9 year old "top" grade 2824 and its still keeping time well without a single servicing done.
Same here, 8 years on for my 2824-2 and it still runs +5 seconds a day without any servicing. A bulletproof movement for the price
I have a 2825-2 in my watch, hoping it will last just as long.
Got a Tudor ETA 2824-2 +0.5 s/d and it's from 1994
It is important that you use your watch daily..thanks you
@@HiepNam984 Got my Tudor and keep wearing it Everyday since
Great video. I really enjoyed that video of 2824 movement. Thanks for posting this video.
Great video!
With this tutorial i could easily restore my old grandfather watch, a wonderful Pryngeps with an ETA 2824.
Thanks a lot Mark!!
OMG.. Mark, you just made a man very happy.. I've been wrestling with the keyless works on this movement for days and just couldn't get it to function properly.. This video pointed out the the spring needs to be engaged with the return bar.. Simple, but caught me out, all good now.. THANK YOU !
Thanks for this video. I was just trying to fix the keyless on a 2824, and now I think I am going to service the whole darn thing. This video is perfect.
A true professional. You make it look so easy, but that's years of experience.
Thank you so much for making this video. I can't tell you how much it helped when I was installing taller hand gears. I'm working on my own watch design (as a hobbyist - not a professional) and needed more clearance under the hands to accommodate a more 3-dimensional design. When I first saw what it would take to replace the second gear, I almost gave up without trying. Thankfully, this video helped me. I will likely sign-up for one of your courses when I'm ready to focus more on movements.
The true beauty of genuine brilliance : it all appears to be so very simple !
Thank you for the 'demonstration' , as well as for the elucidation....
Thank you once again Mark. I can honestly say that the video content you have provided has been more helpful and informative than any other similar resource I have found to date.
Subscribed! You literally solved all the problems I've been having with this video. Nicely done! I appreciate the Hi-res quality too!
My grandfather was a watchmaker. I remember him taking apart watches when I was younger and now that I start to develop my own fascination with watches it really is a shame he passed so young..
I've been planning to buy an automatic watch. I previously watched another complete stip-down service video on TH-cam with the idea that I'd service the watch after the first service myself, and after watching that video I thought "No wonder it cost so much to service an automatic watch, there is no way I'm opening an automatic watch with the silly idea I can service it myself." After watching this video, which is probably the best I will ever see, because the entire dismantle and rebuild is shown clearly step by step, I think I'm going to buy myself an automatic watch. So, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and the detailed instructions were brilliant. A grateful and generously appreciative fellow human being.
I never get it when people react to an exhibition case back with "nothing interesting to see here".
What could be more fascinating and hypnotizing?
This is so fascinating! Always wanted to learn how to repair my auto. Thanks for being so detailed.
That's brilliant. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge. Much appreciated! This is gonna be a great help to me..
Looks very intimidating, gives a new appreciation for the watchmakers and the maniacs designers who figured this out in the first place
Just a stunning level of knowledge and craftsmanship. Really well done. I'm very envious of your ability.
These videos are just fantastic. I just bought a Nixon Elite Ceramic Player which has an ETA 2824-2 movement inside, and it's just fascinating to see what's involved in a build/rebuild of it.
I know it wasn't exactly deliberate but this video is so relaxing. You have a nice voice and use it well
After watching this i tried and managed to bring back to life a eta 2824 with damaged pallets so replaced that part to really glad you do these videos as am very eager to learn more as have been into my watches and in the trade but never tried to fix my self thanks again
Excellent tutorial! Great work uploaded. Keep up nice work mate. Regards,
Thank you, friend. This really got me out of a jam. I have run into keyless works issues with the ETA 649x movements, especially with skeleton watch assembly, but those keyless works are forgiving. Clearly I have been pushing the release too hard on these smaller automatics, and after considering what they look like inside I can see where that could create too much room for the parts to loll about. By the way, in the US we have performance vehicles with an engine design called a Hemi. The phrase is, "Got a hemi in it?" For the watch in this video you could say, "Yes, I do!"
Thanks for posting. My cousin graduated from tech school with a diploma in watch making & repair years back.
Thank you for the super accurate and well described tutorial. I followed them an now my watch works again
wow.. you did it yourself?
Fascinating and gives a good insight into how my watch works.
Thank you.
I managed to replace a mainspring and the escape wheel on a 2836-2. Got it going. I think I will get a working 2824 and do a complete teardown and reassembly. You gave me the confidence
Many thanks for a superb, easy to understand instructional video. After watching, I attempted my first ever strip-down/service and brought back to life my eta movement. Once again, many many thanks.
Noggin the Nog congratulations friend :)
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing tutorial, I was encouraged by this video to disassembly/assembly a watch with this movement, but first, let me buy a cheap one with eta2824 to practice :)
Your videos are so clear and easy to follow - thanks so much!
Incredible. Thank you for posting.
Wow that was amazing, it was so precise with pin point precision. Just can't imagine how it was dismantled and reassembled, that real craftsmanship great video so informative and deserves so much applause. Big thumbs up with loads of appreciation. Jacolyn (srilanka).
Absolutely marvelous videos.You are the concert pianist of the horological world.Eternal thanks.
Awesome video! Appreciate the narrative and the close up!
Thanks Mark, was able to service my watch following this guide.
I enjoyed every moment of that... Thanks Mark!
Just did this yesterday 👏👏👏 Thanks for a great vid
Wow, impressive skills. You make it look so easy.
Thanks for the great quality videos! You have a very good voice and manner for a video like this. Oddly they are very relaxing, keep up the good work!
I really appreciate the basic eta 2824-2 after watching this. thank you
Thank you so much for the video. I have a Wenger 25 jewel automatic watch that has a 2824-2 movement in it. The autowibder was not working properly so I used this video to take it apart and fix it. I don't think I would have been Able to do it without your help
That’s just superb, steady hand, great knowledge of the mechs.
Many thanks Mark. I've got 2 Hamiltons with the 2824-2 caliber, so this will be invaluable.
An other amazing service job. Thanks!!
I love this little mechanical stuff. Great work.
Another great film and so easy to watch. I see a course coming on, to think one day I might disassemble and reassemble a watch, well what an achievement that would be.
You make tweezers look so easy.
Amazing, however you have convinced me not to even try.
@@lkkjhtemmexv1838 True, everything what i try to repair without proper equipment is semi screwed 😂
Yea this is like light years above my pay grade
I'm hooked and starting with simpler, much cheaper old Timexes. Don't give up before you try
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Oh wow, this is like to see a surgical operations on heart... Sooo precise. Soo pristine and sharp. Good job
Brilliant. Thank you for the video sir!
AWESOME!!
Really nice video. I just picked-up a Hamilton Khaki Pioneer with the 2824-2 movement. Seems rock solid.
Simply excellent tutorial. Extremely well done.
Superlative skills and video. Thank you!!!
That is great and detailed work. It is very informative. Now I can count on myself that I can do some training/exercise work on an old mechanism.
Klasse Video, sehr interessant! Danke!
I really appreciated you specifying which greases and oils you were using.
Wow. Great video/tutorial!!
Thanks for Sharing.
Thank you for this awesome video.
Great video. I hope you will post others like that as soon as possible. I enjoy all of your videos. Thanks. Greetings from France.
Thank you for the wonderful video!
Thank you I was encouraged to repair my watch bracelet
Congratulations'll learn a lot from his teachings thanks!
That was awesome. Thank you very much.
Thank you . Very nice show
Great work! Thank you!
awesome loved every minute. thanks.
thanks!by using that tutorial, i successfully repair my watch!!!
Great instructional video, Thanks.
Thankyou for this video. Helps a lot , you are a saint blessing us all with this free education footage
Great video! Thanks!
So much different than the pall system... The Swiss were clever to have invented that... I am having problems at the moment putting the calendar work back with just the day only... I need help desperately.. Thanks Mark... All I have learnt from you I should be a patron of yours... John..
Thank you for this video!!!
ETA 2824 very good !. Nice tutorial Thank you.
Thanks so much
God bless you and your family. Thanks
Thankyou Mark. Excellent tutorial
subscribed :-)
Best horologist online.. best guy for sharing his knowledge as horological schools continue to close in the US. (A TRUE SHAME) Highly recommend his online certification classes! He’s done SO much work for us watch enthusiasts!
Wonderful. Thank you.
A true technician ,brilliant
Excellent tutorial so interesting. I appreciate the care you have taken to get good image's. Thank you👍
You sir, are amazing!!! 👍👍
WOW...a great video. Thank you for taking the time to make and post this. As a hobbyist, this is so informative. Best wishes...
Thank you!
Fantastic job! Your skill is superb, sir. Thanks for posting this video.
This guy has excellent skills. Excellent dexterity. Have you seen him straighten a hairspring!
Subscribed!
Thanks I enjoyed that.
Thank you Mark
Impressive tutorial. Thank You. I am now a new subscriber.
Very impressive work, highly interesting to view. Cheers.
Awesome video!
Thank you for showing