WATCH BREAKER 

WATCH BREAKER



It started the way it starts for a lot of people: watch repair videos at two in the morning. Then hours more of them. Overbought a lot of tools, with factory reference books in hand and some deals off eBay I was ready.

Then screws went flying across the room and breaking old parts by not being careful. frustration came fast.


The real lesson so far, and it's the one I keep having to learn: slow down. These movements are seventy years old and some of the parts are worn and brittle. Forty-five years as a mechanic taught me to work fast. This trade is teaching me to work slow, it's the hardest habit to break!

I'm not a watchmaker. I'm learning to service and repair, on camera, mistakes included. What I want to learn is identification and repair. With Omega original factory catalogues books the GF 620 1,3,5,6, I am Ready to learn.


Comments are half the channel. If you spot the mistake before I do, say so. lets roll.


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