Watch Repair Tool's you will need to start working on Watches

I just want to start learning this. I am in Ghana and it's almost impossible to get anyone that repair these mechanical watches around here also no idea how to get the parts needed. Is it possible for you to assist or point me to the direction where I can order the basic tools a beginner needs to start with?

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Thanks for your valuable advice. I have been looking for some tools. Have been asking advice. And the advice tends to be get the best money can buy.
But honestly, I don't believe in that. There must be some reasoning behind other than just belief that the most expencive is the only that is worth of buying.
Now, you gave nice reasonign where to save some money and where not.
Thanks.

Thanks for this really helpful video ✌🏻

I’m 45 love watches and would like to learn how to fix automatic and mechanical pieces. I know I’m late , I know this will take years but what would be the first video I should watch to learn?

sir which book to first understand all parts and tools to used and for what purpose

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Excellent! Gracias!

I wish you would have talked about the movement holders, otherwise good information here. Thank you.

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Hey. Are you still there? I am late getting here. I have many questions. I ordered one of those beginner watch repair kits from Amazon. There is still many things I need. As far as the cleaning solution goes. Does that need to be ordered online? I live in Panama so its going to be very difficult to get what I need to get started.

thank you sir, this was really helpful

thky for showing me so much. will save me so much money. take care brother. dan t palm springs calif USA

Can can anyone help me with the website to download pdf Book please

Hi!
Can you please provide the link for that book you printed.
Thanks!

Are the solutions mixed or used at different stages? Thanks for all the tips, this was very helpful!!

Great video

I was looking for a good watch repair video and this is a good starting point. I work on my own computers so I do have most of these hand tools including a ultrasonic cleaner. All I want to do is learn how to fix my own watches. I still have the chronograph watch that I wore in High School ( 50years ago) that I want to revive. I also bought a 200 piece watch repair kit, so I am ready to start. Needless to say I subscribed.

would be fun to have links where to buy them

Where this country and this place please tell me sir

The first thing I need is steady hands. Gotta work on that. Good video tho... Thank you.. ( You're going to slip a lot..". Hmmm....I see blood in my future.)

I like the twiser set, could you please provide the links for buying those products
Appreciate your work.

Why did you put an apostrophe in tools?

Continue the great work. I first saw this type of work on sixty- minutes..no pudnt (p-sp) intended. I'll send it to my friends back in Cabo Verde, West Africa and around the world. God alone knows where this social media has taken me. ( Laughter) thank you.

I know all basic I just want to learn how to fix parts🥺🥺

Hello are you still fixing

Perfect bro 👌🏾

I feel like I just got a lot of free and honest advice. 👍

Can I have your address please

what grit stone for screwdrivers? also, I heard that plastic instead of metal calipers is better so it doesn't scratch anything. thanks

Nice job! Thank you

Great vid, thanks so much. Subbed and liked.

Do you use any type of microscope to work on watches.

I need a hobby that isn't me wasting time Infront of a screen maybe I can look into tinkering with watches, I've always been slightly envious of people who know there way around mechanical things and can fix them.

Why do you feel that it's necessary to purchase the most expensive inanimate metal wedge that money can buy?

Hello. Where would I download a parts catalog? Thank you

Like, comment, subscribed. Algorithm complete. Good info, Thanks!

Having recently started repairing watches I can 100% agree with the idea that the first high quality tool you need is a case knife/opener. Cheap case knives are not only miserable but often don't work and mostly end up damaging things. You can get by with cheap everything else at first. I've worked on so many different mechanical systems, both professionally and personally and always follow the same approach, buy the cheapest tools you can at first, but when you replace them buy the best. Its amazing how well cheap tools work and how long they last most of the time. Tweezers were the second item I upgraded. Especially with the ultra fine tweezers there is just a huge difference in steel quality and the shape and angle of the tips.

Either way, thanks for the level-headed approach and encouragement. I still am sort of in a place of being intimidated by watches and the tools that go with them. Most other videos like this lay out hundreds of dollars in tools and say thats what you need to get started. So its nice to hear a contrary opinion on that front and know I'm not needlessly beating my head against the wall here.

First visit to this channel. I will subscribe. I’ve been buying watches for ten years with intent on learning some basic repairs. I will be using your guidance and information. Thank you Sir

so do these same tools apply for working on antique pocket watches as well

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Thank you sir

Very informative and helpful video. Thanks!

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Hi just new to this pleased to find your channel do you have a link for the download

Jumped the gun and started working on a watch with small magnetized screwdrivers bits (was not aware they were magnetized at the time) will a simple cheap demagnetizer on the screws do the trick?

I am first visit to your channel, and the books really help, and right now, you can search and download it for free. Just in case anyone that need a copy and can't find it online, just let me know, i will share it to you.

And thank you, please share more video. 😊

I only use brass and bronze tweezers. Nothing else. Seem to do fine. I have a rotating base and screwdrivers that we're $60 and I dress them.

I have also bought two individual Bergeon. Also the $10 demag works just fine.

Exactly the video I was looking for