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That is quite a transformation, well done! I'm curious about the age of this piece, and the movement - the bezel turns in both directions so it's a "skin-diver" rather than a full diver as we know them today? But the movement, so tiny Why would Seiko use something so small?brbrIt's definitely a unique piece
Comment from : Alan McKinnon

That band is probably the ugliest band I think I have ever seen It's a shame too, the watch itself is gorgeous! To each their own!
Comment from : Briandrum

Incredible transformation indeed! I'm working over the same model since a week, it's a real pleasure to see that beast becomes alive again!brGreetings!
Comment from : Kliment Ognianov

Theseus ship comes to mind
Comment from : Ricardo Fajardo

I have a seiko vintage 6119-7130 what would be the charge for restoration ?
Comment from : AT Alpha Gaming

So satisfying to watch!
Comment from : Tom Jaasko

👍👍👍
Comment from : Alexey Ilchuk

I am so passionate about your work that while watching the video I forgot to breathe, for fear of disturbing the order of things THANKS
Comment from : Pascal Frisa

Great video I saw that the amplitude is low 234 Did you fixed it?
Comment from : Ronen Aknin

Still have my 6309 I purchased in 83 wore it till I eas'd from the Corps
Comment from : Ronald Ortiz

How much was the restoration?
Comment from : Francisco MBrito

exellennt work
Comment from : ziegenwilly

Seyrediyorum takipteyim seni 🤗
Comment from : Mehmet Er

Assuming a magnetic screwdriver or tool would cause mayhem?
Comment from : Cunty Baws

I would have just thrown the whole watch in wd40 or evaporust!!! Also, that movement looks tiny Did they have a bunch of ladies watch movements left over and say, "Let's make some manly divers watch with them"??
Comment from : Power Surge

I have a old TISSTO how to contact you for a service plz?
Comment from : Elind Alliu

I have a couple of Seiko watches - both quartz #1 is a Divers 150, bought in 1978, and #2 is the watch now called an 'Arnie', bought in 1985 Both look like new and both keep excellent time, it really makes me wonder why I have another $20000+ worth of watches BTW, what is the 'magic lever' at 29:17?
Comment from : tacfoley

And what is the small plastic wheel called at 7:29 called
Comment from : widviewer parrot

Hi what is the watch part called at 6:42
Comment from : widviewer parrot

I used to repair watches as a hobby years ago but when my hands/fingers became arthritic I sold my parts cleaning machine to get it out of temptations way to carry on, I was dropping tools and parts in to the movements! 😊brbrHave to say though, I've never seen a loppier watch and movement!- All that DNA 😲 🤮brbrFabulous job as always!!
Comment from : aflatminor

👋🙉
Comment from : Evgeni Nikiforenko

Meister Pipla!!!
Comment from : Svatopluk Havryš

Well done! I'vee ben using this watch years ago and for two years a Seiko prospex Padi 200m
Comment from : Philippe Virgili

I appreciate your efforts but this is low quality, as most of Seiko movements
Comment from : Christian Partsch

watch making tools are so unique
Comment from : Nick Smart

Гаудиявайшнавизм Последователи Рупы Госвамипада

Cool Brother! You are the best of the best! Talntishche! Your video is the best! So much patience in you! You are so skillful! Real master! Thanks a lot! I admire your work! bryou are a real master - Lancaster!
Comment from : Гаудиявайшнавизм Последователи Рупы Госвамипада

Beautiful work ! 😊
Comment from : Lynx Lynx

Without doubt one of the best restorations I’ve watched I’m also interested as to how old you think it was
Comment from : nick janssens

33:23 was that lint at 5 o'clock on the inside or outside?
Comment from : eric sorich

Superb restoration of this watch Better than most since no unnecessary music or giggling watchmaker to detract from the work in progress I've subscribed
Comment from : Huckinfarley

I hate the trend of the crown anywhere other than at 3 PM!
Comment from : Lawomenshoops

A very interesting video But, you forgot to film the most important part The actual cleaning of the watch and the rust removal Even if you put the parts in an automatic watch cleaner, film about 1 minute of it in action… :)
Comment from : Night Hatch

Excellent work Thanks for sharing 👍
Comment from : Kazem Irani

Excellent restoration on such a damaged watch, this Seiko sure looks great now, Well done 👍
Comment from : Rob Alexander

Is it not perfect with a jublee braslet Just asking
Comment from : santosh sahu

What was the total (overall and bench) time, and $, spent on this restoration? What all was replaced? brIt polished up nicelybrWe missed the sounds of popping into place of the canon pinion, and main spring into barrel :(
Comment from : Gadgetball

Realmente un cirujano de relojes Lo felicito desde Uruguay!!!!!
Comment from : Hector Omar Saldivia Martinez

Impressive work!
Comment from : John B

These watched would end up in landfill if it wasn't for YouTube and these channels Great job!
Comment from : Hugo Stiglitz

Thanks for your work/ Nice/
Comment from : Samir Mamedzade

Beautiful piece of craftsmanship Well done
Comment from : kevin fisher

I’m also curious as to how this thing got SO loaded up with grime and skin This has to be one of the dirtiest watches you’ve restored
Comment from : Branden Hoolehan

You know… when a horologist says something is tiny… I’ll take it with a lot of weight lol
Comment from : Branden Hoolehan

Perfect
Comment from : sercio Alsat

Absolutely amazing restoration!!
Comment from : Phoenix Black

Amazing
Comment from : skoey

superior repairingbrcongrats
Comment from : Cenk SUZER

Pressure test?
Comment from : Lackooo

🇪🇦👏👏👏👏👏⏰⏰⏰⏰⏰🇪🇦
Comment from : NORBERTO DEL CASTILLO PALMA

Have the same watch it is a beast but still works!
Comment from : Dave Finnegan

Wow, very cool, I have a Seiko watch and I also have a Rolex
Comment from : يعقوب جنيدي

Still that seiko divers watch that I bought with my first income tax return back in 84 how can I get contact you???
Comment from : mario zermeno

Interesting vid but poor value restorationbrA new one is only USD200
Comment from : batuksri

What a beautiful watch! Nice work
Comment from : Mark Lipson

great restoration, but had to cringe at the mis-aligned chapter ring; would have been an A+ restoration with an aligned chapter ring
Comment from : PY

Great job 👍
Comment from : black dotkiller

Amazing!
Comment from : Al Ferro

I've had this watch for 50 years I have worn it to work everyday Scratches, welding spatter damage, swimming in the ocean Had it serviced last year No exterior renovation Still works perfectly My watchmaker wants to buy it from me
Comment from : Cinema Ipswich

I have many watches of international brands, and as much as I inherited them from my father, I do not have the price of repairing them, including Rado, Sakyo, and others
Comment from : art of war 3

Nice job
Comment from : Drowned Rat

I would get real tools, your tools are cheap from Amazon If you buy cheap, you buy twice
Comment from : Sekunden Zeiger

Brand new watch Fantastic repair job 👀👏💖👍👌
Comment from : Gyula Jentetics

A great project! Well done A question, what tool were you using to put the arbor back in the barrel?
Comment from : Andrew Rowland

Labor costs more than the watch 😀
Comment from : Carlos Vega

What is the value after restoration?
Comment from : Nathan Hamilton

I have that watch My favorite for many yrs The auto winder broke, I've brought it in to 2 different shops Still not working Collecting dust on the shelfwhat a shame! brI wear a citizen automatic nowoh well 😏
Comment from : pat paulson

I think I have the same watch except my crown is straight out the side I’ve had that watch for at least 40 yrs It broke on me several years ago and the jewelers back then wouldn’t touch it They told me if I had to have it fixed I would have to send it back to the factory and it would cost more than it was worth This was the first good watch I bought because I was starting to dive then It looks well warm, the whole insides are loose
Comment from : Richard B

Ficou perfeito 👏👏
Comment from : Marcelo Barros

How do you remember how everything goes back together?
Comment from : Josh Holman

Excellent restoration
Comment from : Paul Levins

I want restore my watsh but ,I AM not sure if was Real, de
Comment from : abdelkadir riffi

Sometimes I wonder if the watches are scratched up intentionally to give sensationalism to the restoration, I find it hard to believe that anyone could wear a watch to this condition
Comment from : Stephen Ang

Wow 😮 amazing 👏🏻 is it for sale?
Comment from : dfcombat

Seiko watches you cant beat them for looks /reliability /lume and cost ¯\_(ツ)_/¯♥
Comment from : orgazmick

45 dollars? Real price is 4,5 dollar
Comment from : Michelangelo C

Wow, it's almost 1million views You gained a new sub 💜
Comment from : Fonzucius

Ювелирная работа
Comment from : Сергей

Good working good Job perfect good expert
Comment from : iplikçi nedim

Super
Comment from : maxim kutsev

Половину видео можно было вырезать Много лишнего Но в целом понравилось
Comment from : RESCUERspb

nice jobno time grapher???
Comment from : Donnybrook

Looks so perfect that is so hard to believe that is the same watch
Comment from : M Santiago

amazing
Comment from : Sandro Miguel

Wow I really like your work, I don't think you're fixing it But you gave him a new life Awesome job, bro🎉
Comment from : Triangle413 Fun Vids

Excellent work, but how do you remember where all the parts go ?
Comment from : Dfin glide

Hypnotic And definitely an art! Thank you for a Mezmerizing 36 minutes! ss - Vancouver BC
Comment from : Sunny Skies

What a transformation! Brilliant
Comment from : Carol Williams

Awesome job!! But @35:44, do you have one of those rubber straps on backwards? Texture vs no texture?
Comment from : My Left Thumb

Is there a special reason Seiko chose this tiny movement? I mean a big diver watch, expectation is as big as the case but the movement inside is lady watch size almost
Comment from : Martell Barchaletta

Maestro
Comment from : Gab Sato

45 Dollars for that ?
Comment from : John Burrows

Just curious who do you use for parts?bris there single major distributor or is it multiple places you use?
Comment from : Dave DeSoto

수압 견디는 거 좀 해주지
Comment from : J HAN

This is an awesome job,great video
Comment from : GertJan van der Kooij

I had this watch, or a watch very similar, in my watchlist (lol) for quite some time, but ultimately decided against purchasing it I'm glad it turned out so well Fair play
Comment from : L K

Spectaular!
Comment from : William Allen

Ótimo trabalho parabéns
Comment from : Em2 S

Wow, just wow
Comment from : Bruce

A rich uncle gifted me with a Seiko diver's watch when I was in grade 5 It was too big & heavy for me So I told my uncle I'll give to my father instead My father liked it so much, he wore it everyday My Father passed away last July 10 Now I wear the watch I was gifted after 40 years! Seiko Diver's watch really last!
Comment from : Peter Ungson

Do you restore just your own? Or is it a business where you do other restorations ? I have a 1976 Seiko Quartz that needs either replacement per or restoration
Comment from : Motorbus57