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I loved the snag-o-meter. I hope it becomes a regular feature.

I have some offset stakes in an old staking press and watching you remove the impulse jewel’s roller I believe that is what they may be able to be used for!

With all those different sized screws it would give a headache finding the right place for each! I have one of those airman’s watches with the seagulls Venus 175 movements and it is a fine timepiece!

I think it's something to do with how the name "Seagull" translates. I think 🤔 it's "Sea-Gull" to turn a few heads. Beautiful movement. Your friend, Jeff.

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Beautiful work!

Subscribed after staring in awe at your tweezer skills.

What a testimony to your skills and dedication, Stian. Thanks for taking us along on the restoration - magnificent!

What's a 1980 presidential Rolex in 18k worth these days?

I should have subscribed to your channel a year ago. However, I am not too late. I truly enjoyed this video. You are amazing too. Thank you so much.

I should have subscribed 1 year ago; amazing. I truly enjoy this video. Thank you so much. You are amazing!

Where we can find this bushings?

The man says he does not want to talk about politics and immediately says "slava ukraine" - a nazi greeting from ww2. Stopped watching after that

Hmt?

Chinese had the skills to make great competitive watches. I just wonder why they continue copying designs

The welded hand shaped lugs are almost never seen anymore love your work

Nicely done!

Ta ta to you ,stiean xx

This is pure wizardry. My respect for this craft is almost infinite.

How come no pricing? I’d love to know what you paid, how long it took to arrive. What you perceive current value, what you would let it go for

I have the same watch. I wish you could take care of my watch as well. What a service!

It looks like crap, so it's probably a real one. Overpriced junk.

This was really quite impressive

Thanks!

hey look, it's the 7751 longines master collection!

Beautiful art work Stian! - Thanks for all the effort put in to explain how it works.. what a pretty watch it is... I think if i borrow the tweezers from you - you will pretty much be handicapped and not be able to fix any watches - lol - teasing. Tweezers happens to be your main tool as i see, next to little screwdivers.. very educactional - keep it up. thanks

I don’t give you praises on RUclips Stian, I just buy your watches. :)

Never tire of watching you perform your magic, thanks Stiam.

I LOVED the bad fish!

Amazing work.

Great video, my nepheu took the watchmaker practice at Candino, i'm proud of him, would be great if your son decides to learn this beautiful art.

Always so relaxing watching these videos.

9 snags!

I forgot about the dental drills getting hot. Very unpleasant.

You are a true alchemist, turning cheap old gungy metal into 24K Gold. It is a total pleasure to see you perform your magic.

Think I'd be pretty destroyed too if I went down to 30m depth :grinning_face_with_sweat:

To indeed be a GOD

Love your videos

You are professional!!!

That’s super hard and complicated man!!!!!

MØLTIFØNCTIØN? How did I miss this in the last few videos?!

I like many others here I think follow or watch others that do these repairs to watches on RUclips. From the time I discovered Stian and his channel I knew this guy was on another level. Unmatched abilities to tackle anything it seems when things or "snags" arise. I've said it before, I cannot believe this channel doesn't have many more subscribers than it does. With his Discord community and the ability to have him as a knowledge base for the hobbyist is unmatched here on RUclips. This is why I only support this channel. Unbelievable job as always. You are the man and the TRUE professional. I am proud to be here as a supporter. Dave

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This is one of my favourite JLCs, congrats for bringing it back to life. I am really impressed by the job done by your dial repaint, it looks very good. More often than not redone dials are visible, this one is a cracker !

It looks like a real Rolex

I've always wondered how much it costs to fix such a watch. I actually have a 1950s Monarch triple calendar watch that is missing the crown but seems to have the stem in it still(crown broke off it seems to me) The case has seen better days but the dial looks immaculate to me. The crystal has some deep scratches in it so it makes it appear like the dial has damage due to shadows from the scratchs and so forth but I don't think it does. The pushers work to change the month and date. What does fixing such a watch usually cost?