The One Tool That Will Make You a Better Watchmaker

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Today I am going to show you the one tool that will take your watch service and repair to another level.
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My Microscope Setup
► Amscope SM-3T watchrepairtutorials.com/get/... ( Amazon)
► Barlow Lens- watchrepairtutorials.com/get/... (Amazon)
► LCD Ring Lite watchrepairtutorials.com/get/... (Amazon)
► Hayear Microscope Camera watchrepairtutorials.com/get/... (Amazon)
► Camera Adapter watchrepairtutorials.com/get/... (Amazon)
Recommended Digital Microscope
► Digital Microscope watchrepairtutorials.com/get/... (Amazon)
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@MrMadvillan 4 дня назад

dang, I got into restoration precisely because my day job requires that I stare at a screen all day. the idea of looking through a loupe, to me, is refreshing. Another screen, not so much.

@watchrepairtutorials 4 дня назад

Well, you don't have to stare at a screen all day, but if you wanna be able to work on escapements, you're gonna need a microscope.

@gillandro2 Год назад

Mr Hamilton when you said the amscope was a game changer you werent kidding... i am still learning how to service a movement but this thing makes the process 1000 times easier.... now if i could just fight my jumpiness lol

@Ioughtaknowbetter Год назад

I spent two weeks in engraving School struggling with working distance. Why in the hell did somebody not tell me this? I use a couple of antique Bausch & Lomb stereo Zoom scopes which I can highly recommend- even more so now that I have acquired .5X Barlow objectives for them holy cow is this amazing. Thank you for this game changing piece of information. I spent more on my engraving classes then my first two cars and nobody bothered to let me know I could improve my working distance I had to see it from a guy on a RU-vid video.

@MrRoundel Год назад

I did the exact same thing a couple off months back. And yes, the .5x Barlow was a great investment for my old B&L Stereozoom. That said, one does have to be patient to find that lens at a decent price. Cheers.

@lohikarhu734 8 месяцев назад

I'm surprised that Alex doesn't use a stereo microscope, since the ability to sense distance in the view is a huge plus when working with small components...the 0,5x Barlow lens i had not thought about, probably because the microscopes that we used at work (surface mounted electronic components) had low enough magnification, and enough stand-off distance... great that you guys invested in stereo microscopes!

@raemelloh 5 месяцев назад

I would be interested to know which antique Bausch & Lomb stereoscopes that you would recommend! Thanks!

@Ioughtaknowbetter 5 месяцев назад

@@raemelloh I have three total and they are all stereo Zoom 5. I have not made more than 30 for any of them. A little cleaning and they are like new. The critical issue is the .5x diopter. Those are much more difficult to find

@sonnymoorehouse1941 Месяц назад

a lot to be learned from youtube videos Alex is one of the best !!!!!!

@dancalmusic 7 месяцев назад

After many months spent following watchmaking channels, only today did the RU-vid algorithm offer me this channel! However, in my modest experience as a watchmaking enthusiast, this is the most educational and practical channel and closest to attending a watchmaking school (which, in fact, it is..). Thank you very much.

@watchrepairtutorials 7 месяцев назад

That’s what I’m going for so thank you.

@user-ew2rq4sn2t Год назад

What I love about Alex’s video.. he addressed most of the other microscope reviewers avoid talking about. ‘Working distance’ - this is so critical if a hobby watch maker is going to use it for oiling cap jewels etc. that’s primarily the reason I want to get it. To be able to see better on what I am working on with two eyes..

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