The Watchmaking tools you need! From eBay to Amazon

Very interesting. One question regarding the stereo microscope. What magnification range did you get please? Amscope seem to offer several trinocular choices. Thanks! Really want to get into horology. I get chronic fatigue so need something less taxing than maybe can earn me a few bucks, or at least pay for itself.

What is the brand and model of your slide microscope? Where can it be purchased?

Love your channel ❤ And thanks for the video, it’s really helpful

LOL in the USA Super fresh is a grocery store chain!!

Im a new subscriber HB! This was awesome!!!!👍🏻

Is there a general site for finding blueprints for common movements, with disassembly sequences? It's a long shot, but I had to ask.

Thanks again

Thanks for your video. Really helpful. I will need to get a staking set. EBay in the US tends to be pretty expensive, which is really annoying. Do you know anyone who has experience with the Pearl staking sets from India? Wondering as to quality. Thanks!!!

A perfect Sunday binge watching HB

Cant wait for live stream hope I'm home by then notification on!

So don't ask you to work on my Gruen Precision Day Date with Radium on the dial (R SWISS R)?

CousinsUK should hook you up with a creator discount code. 😂. Good to see your setup.

Thanks for the lab and bench tour. More tools to put on the shopping list. And many thanks for the shout-out for the tool holder. In version 2, I made the round holes slightly larger to better fit the handles on some of the tools. This print has generous infill so there is material to drill out the holes slightly larger. 1 or 2mm made a big difference. Stay well !

Matt that was was of your best videos mate! and you never said where your from in England, your number 1 fan Andy.

there are sooo many watch tools

Thanks for the journey🤗🥰

A really great video. I have most of the tools but i always need some more. Lol Thank you

Great info Mat! Thanks again

Thanks for the video! I have started to dip a toe into the hobby by changing my own quartz watch batteries. I want to take the next step into mechanical by putting together a watch from parts.

The only thing I am wondering about is what movement would be good for starting out to learn how to service it? Would a 2 or 3 hand pocket watch movement work better than a wrist watch one since it's larger?

Are you Dutch?