Part 2 Service an Omega Co Axial 2500 ETA 2892 A2 watch repair tutorials 

When you mentioned the length of the screw fouling the barrel it brought back a memory of when I serviced my first BFG pin pallet movement, I mistakenly got the yoke screw mixed up and put a screw in longer than what came out and this was making the barrel not release freely, it took me days trying to find out where the amplitude had gone, I must admit it really taught me a lesson about studying the screws more when disassembling.

Have a seven watch collection and have a version of the 2892-a2 in three of them. One watch I've had 24 another 20. The newest is a Co axial.They have been bullet proof, thank for the tour😊 movements are amazing little machines.

Some of the screw slots have burrs. Im guessing someone else had this watch apart? My OCD side would worry about those burrs lol!

Enhorabuena por estos videos ,yo por mi parte soy relojero profesional 40 años de profesion y agradezco ver estos videos tan originales .Muchas gracias ,un saludo para todos !!!..

Brilliant, thank you.

Excellent. Great information and camera work!

Wow this seems like a tricky one. I have a 2892 in my Hublot MDM professional 300m.

Very good Watch Omega

Tanks for the great video @Watch Repair Channel I'm going to purchase an Omega Seamaster ref 2504.52.00 and thanks to this video i got a chance to see "what's under the hood". I wanted to ask a question: i see that there are some bridges or wheels that have very visible scratches, how did it happen? and how would've costed for the owner of the watch if he asked you to replace / erase the marks from all the scratched components in this movement? Thanks in advance

If you were building your own watch and had to choose between ETA and the coaxial 2500, which would you choose? Is the escapement worth the upgrade in your opinion?

fantastic learning on here

Thank You so much. All your helpeful tips will one day allow me to pick up a screw driver and apply it to a simple movement..

loving this series! thanks for sharing this walk thru

You don't replace the main barrel ?

I am enjoying your vids a lot. They give me peace, as well. You are a master, sir.

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probably cant drink a lot of coffee and do this job

About 7 months ago, I bought one of the Omega Aqua Terras, the Captain's Pick which has a 8500 in it. Very recently, I noticed something odd, say if I hold the watch flat, and shake it in an up and down motion gently, I can hear and feel something as if the movement is lose in the case. I don't really know too much about the structure of a watch and that is the best I can come up with to describe it. Would you be able to do the same test to your watch and see if there is such thing happening as well? With the direction I was shaking it, the rotor should not be in play, therefore I doubt it was from the rotor. Do you have any thoughts on this?

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Thanks for the information!!!!

Why not use the brass tweezers for everything? If the steel can damage/scratch why use it at all?