Love the video, love the work ,hope to see more!

Hallo aus England ! Many thanks for your superb videos. I think I may have an explanation for the odd corrosion on the movement. You mentioned that you thought that it originally had a gold case - this is the give-away I think. I have seen similar movement damage when someone had used acid to test that a case was solid gold. They used too much acid which got onto the movement and corroded it. Like you said in an earlier post, there are crazy people everywhere ! Kind regards, Andy

Wow. A Master at work.

I wish I lived in your town, and that you needed an apprentice !!

Great video!

Terrific job!!!

Excelentes todos tus vídeos.

Gratulálok nagyon ügyes

I like the detail where the hairspring attaches to the bridge with a screw. I can't understand why other watchmakers didn't do that, it allows cleaning and oiling the balance jewels easier.

Hello sir Iove watching your work your vids are a pleasure to watch,A question to you,as I now own a vibrating hair spring tool I would like to use it,But need a recomandation on a book that would explain the right use on this machine,And also how to calibrate this tool,any help would be great please

What are you touching to speed up the amplitude at 12.29 seconds on the vid.

Would you consider changing the settings of your videos to allow mobile device (iPad) playback? It would be wonderful if you could!

Excelent Video's, very educational without speaking a word!! Does anyone know where I my purchase hairspring of this size (21 1/4) from, upto now have only been able to find them for wristwatches !!!

I would imagine not many watchmakers are as intimately familiar with Glashuette watches as he is...

For more videos I may recommend my KZfaq channel, Grüße Steffen Pahlow

Love the video, love the work ,hope to see more!