In todays watch repair video, we are going over what the parts of a watch movement should look like, so that you will be able to visually identify a watch part that is out of tolerance.
In order to be able to repair a vintage watch, you must first be able to identify parts of the watch that are out of specification.
This must be done visually as there is no way to measure it it with a tool.
In this lesson, I discuss basic watch lubrication for watches. When you learn the basics of what to lubricate, why we apply different lubricants to specific area's and with what type of lubricate to use, you will be able to work on any watch without a tech sheet.
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