the japanese also do an incredible job. The grand seiko spring drives are a thing of beauty. No one does dials or better case finishing than grand seiko. The Germans have everyone beat though. Lange and Sohne watches destroy every swiss watch that's out there .Period!

@@steelsteez6118 yeah I have a few gorgeous Seiko Prospex Divers from my time in the military. Stunningly accurate, aesthetically pleasing, made with love, strong and reliable. And I love German watches. Germans are phenomenal engineers

Except Rolex lol

I just saw some assembly by hand. All hte machining is done with CNC, and also all the critcal assembly.

Not exactly by humans though. Even as far back as 30 years ago, yes. Not anymore. The small components of a watch are made with precision with machines and computers. The designs are made on computers.

as a watchmaker i can tell you none of these parts are made by hand anymore, you have to go back around 80 years for that

i know im asking randomly but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my account password. I would love any help you can offer me!

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Well, Fatima must have had a day off when she did my new Navitimer 46mm as the time keeping is at best rubbish. Now the setting button has stopped working. But then again maybe I shouldn't expect an 11-month-old Breitling to work longer than that.

@@fredob43 My Breitling works after 25 years... did you buy a fake?

@@yoshirc2988 I have an 18? year old Breitling that still looks like new and works fine. You can't compare the old Breiting's to the new Navitimer. Oh and no I didn't buy a fake. Even Breiting have aggreged with that, said it should be fine. But and it's big BUT their guarantee is rubbish. When I bought it, they gave me a 5-year Guarantee. I tried the claim on it after 10 + months from new No joy. Please don't believe what it says on the box, or what you see on the internet. By the way I still won't get it back from the repair shop till the end of Feb: due to Breitling's rubbish after sales service. 6K+ cost and had nothing but problems from New. But I'm looking on the bright side I did wear it for a few months and it's only going to cost me 600UK + to get it working correctly (MAYBE)

It’s disgusting that you are treated like that. Should not be any cost at all to you and they should even pay for your postage. You pay a very hefty price for poor after sales service.

Yeah love mine too👍 have the black ring dial.

I have a black Colt 41 automatic. Very good value

Odat Never fails to amaze me how some people get their jollies by putting down others. You are proud to wear that watch, but others make nasty statements that they feel make them superior somehow. Yet, all it does is put them lower than the whale shit status they worked so hard to reach.

Odat )

Good to have both famous and discreet pieces in a collection though

Ruji Fuji .. And this is coming from someone who cannot spell high correctly.

You should get it serviced the lubricants break down and the metal starts ruining itself.

@@DM-qm5sc nonsense, ive seen watches still working in perfect order without a service for upto 30 plus years. If it ticks and keeps good time do not get it serviced. Only service your watch if it breaks or looses time. I've seen many *repairs* from certified technicians such as rolex what look more like a butchery than the delicacy needed for watch repairs.

As long as it runs on time leave it alone. With Rolex you pay a fixed amount for servicing the movement. My GMTII went from working fine, to losing a lot more time per day, to stopping completely. Everything movement related was covered under the $750 service fee. Also had a new dial and hands put in but that was extra. Added a few other things like bezel insert and a crystal to get to a total of $1600. Paid $2700 for the watch twenty years ago. First service ten years back was $600. I got $4900 in the watch. Right now taxated at $14,000. I’m fooling myself though because I’ve never sold a watch and as long as I don’t need the cash, I won’t.😬

If you can't afford a Breitling, I doubt you own a house. They're not expensive. Overpriced, yes. Expensive, no.

we're talking about a breitling here, not a patek. you can get a preowned chronomat for $3500-$4k.

Yeah but I have that cash set aside for a wedding (mine) and house/apartment buying. Still got me a TAG though, she's lovely. Got my other half one too, he doesn't know it yet.

Many watch brands mislead information about their movements. Breitling is one of them.They haven't started to use the B01 on the Navitimer until recently and the video was produced waaaaaaaay before Breitling had starting manufacture the B01.

Is not ETA 7750 Is a valjoux 7750 età 7750 dose note exist on this Planet..

YES! As a owner of the a Breitling by Bentley Motors THIS is the worst part of these beautiful jewels

Complexity of the case, dial and often hands on top with impeccable quality control can't be found in many watches. There are some below Breitling prices, but they're hard to find.

Dave M ; ;

Electric watches are called Quartz watches since they use an Quartz isolator to keep time, yes mechanical watches are more "romantic" and there are a lot being build today for very affordabel prices from respected brands like Seiko, Citizen, Tissot, Orient and Hamilton which cost from 60€ to 400€.

are you still sure, hand made？

Thank hand my movement is God made

This video is not for the most informed watch connaisseurs ^^ Most won't ever notice.

lol swiss watches...made to broke you off.

I think he said chronograph is 99.9% accurate

The chronograph runs at the same accuracy as the seconds, or very close.

3,600 x 24 = 86,400 86,400 x .99992 = 86,393 Seems pretty accurate.

WICH ONE? AN ETA, AHHAAHAHHAAH

Colonel E. ... if you sense you’re in need of that type of information a mechanical watch, regardless of manufacturer, will probably be irrelevant to your circumstances. But we do wish you all the best with your intergalactic travels.

Double Nium Late reply but I think the wheels are all made of brass.

Also late reply, most watches don't use "bearings" as such, but they use jewels, things like ruby's, sapphires, as bearings.

Its a beautiful subject and a very immersive hobby. You should buy a Seiko automatic to start your fascination with this subject.

I believe they said that they rotate tasks every now and then. And there are the watches that come in to service. Of which many are not in production anymore. Those may need one person to do it all on a list of different movements.

By sending it to them for a service. Was this always the case? Because if not it could indicate that it really needs a service.

Alex Lavezzari Lol, the legendary Daytona and the Speedmaster in the same sentence... #cringe

I’m blown away that they’re not wearing hair nets. Even the Chinese sweat shops wear hair nets.

deemdoubleu yes lol

Though this is their new inhouse movement not base on a ETA or anything.

In that order.

Hmm) I think she made it herself))

+Alex Fedoseyev that would be really cool😂

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and she has not screwed the crown down, lol.