Glad it was helpful and thanks!

Thanks alot! Yeah I mean, someone has to do it and those " cheaper" movements also have/ had a life and history so of course they are worth it :)

Heyy! Thanks alot :)

Hi there, Thank you very much ^^!

Hi Imran! Sorry for the late response but thank you very much for your comment! Im very glad that you enjoyed it

Since my comment I disassembled, cleaned and reassembled the 8200 5 times and I have to say, it's almost impossible to reach 270 amplitude. The highest I got was 260 on a factory new one and 240 on the original old one. If I'm honest I can't really find where Alex was mentioning 270, but I found that he talks about a minimum of 210 after 24h on manual wind movements and 190 for automatic. That means fully wound and then left running for 24h. He mentioned that to be the industry standard. And by the way, rewatching your video together with my practice on the same movement, the reason why the main power was not releasing is that the click was still in the wheel while you were only holding back the click spring. I levea the stem in to let down the power gradually while holding the crown. In that case, if you wind up first, the click disengages and you can hold it then in place and keep releasing slowly. Hope that helps for future projects. Best if luck to us both.

Okey thanks alot for the tip on the wheel count! I'll keep that in mind in the following videos and update it if necessary!

Thanks aloooot

Hey thanks! I use lighter fluid ( benzin) to degrease and Isorpopanol to clean off this movement!

Thanks alot! That's also a really good book recommendation! That book sounds really useful and I'll definetly check it out :)

Hi! Well thats weird haha. Just google around on how to correctly measure and choose crystals and gaskets! There is a ton of information out there!

Danke für den Tipp! Ich werde warscheinlich noch bis zum Ende des Jahres mir eine besorgen als art " Weinachtsgeschenk" an mich selbst hehe. Der markt ist relativ leer gerade aber ich finde schon was!

Oh really! Thats so cool! By the way, is the watch/ reference still visible around the 6 O.Clock indice? If so could you let me know what it is, since a viewer has asked for it before and I would also love to know it, since my reference has faded away! But to answer your question, I dont know where to find the replacement dials since the dial is pretty rare I think. However you could just google the dial/watch case reference and hope that something comes up! Good luck :)

Danke! So weit ich weiß sollten auf erstem Blick die einzelnen Teile der 8203 mit der 8200 und 8205 vertauschbar sein.der Unterschied ist meiner Recherche nach eigentlich im Design der Schwungmasse und in der Form des Spiralklötchens! Also sollte es gehen! Falls du mehr Infos, oder weitere Fragen hast kannst mir einfach eine Email schreiben :)

Thanks for you comment ! I do love the look aswell. SadlyI cannot make out the exact reference on the dial. I did some research and I have yet to find the same model. But I'm sure it will pop up one day :) The Movement line however is the miyota 8200 and there are also other stunners there!

Hi Pavan! I would love to help you but sadly that crystal sizes really depend on the difference case and casebacks. Since there are many variants im not sure that I can help you! It would be best if you would just measure it yourself or ask a professional to help you with it! Hope this helps you and good luck!

Hi there! Sorry for the delayed answer! Around 50 for the watch and parts and around 6 hours I would say!

Thanks for the question! Many people have asked this but I sadly do not have an answer! I managed to smudge the ref. number on the dial away :(

You should use some liquid, like lighter fluid, which would degrease and remove old oils. Of course only alcohol with a high percentage( mine is 98%) would do a very rough Job but could work!

Hi Emil! I have not printed the oil and grease cups, they are the cheap plastic ones I have bought! I have hoever been thinking about building my own oiling stand so maybe watch out for that in the future!

Hi there! Thanks for the question :). These 8200A movements are quite old and the problems can definetly be from lacking lubrication and cleaning. And you should at least wear the watches a few days to store up and test the power. If you are not really active while wearing the watch, it definetly can stop often! If you know that the watch has been serviced recently, it could however be that something happend to the watch during transport or that something might have been faulty from the service. Hope the info helps! You can write me a E-Mail or comment if you have any other questions

thanks for your prompt response; I bought the watch on ebay, but I never wore it, I kept it for a year and a half, do you think it is necessary to wear it on the wrist for a certain number of hours after being stored for so long, or is that not important? The clock works for a few hours and stops, that is, it works intermittently, according to what the buyer tells me, what do you recommend?

@@falomore I would definetly say that it needs a few days on an active wrist. If however the watch doesnt functionally run after that, it is a clear sign that it needs a service. If you properly stated the condition of the watch then it should be the buyers responsibility.

Kann ich dir gerne sagen. Ich kriege sie von Cousins Uk :)

On Holiday but will check when back home xD. It was my mums old one though

Hahaha you have a good eye! It wasnt actually that long, only around 20 seconds! I got the pinions in very fast. The first 8200s I worked on had at least 2/3 pinions breaking when I trried to fit on the main bridge and probably 30 minutes of frustration!

@@Berlintime030 Five pivots, not including the barrel, to align to a single bridge on a very small movement like the Miyota 82 series, it's just obnoxious. With this movement, I usually insert the screws for the main bridge and not tighten them down, just to keep it in place while I'm pushing the pivots into place.

Haha slowly getting there! Thanks for the reminder though :)

Who knows who knows. Probably going to be the 1 million special hehe

You just did

Oh lord

@@Berlintime030The 82xx series movements are great and far better than what most lower end mechanical watch buyers would have bought watches with