The Watchmaker's Workshop: A Watchmaker's Workbench 

These videos are just great.

I'm more of an electronics and macro-mechanical guy, but I always love seeing working environments like this, workbenches and labs and such. The combination of seeing into the tool environment you use for this speciality work and listening to your slow, thoughtful manner of speech was both interesting and incredibly soothing for me. Thank you very much for that experience and glimpse into your world.

One thing I've noticed from watching many watch technicians is how they organize the dissasembled parts. Everything has it's place.

True Craftsmanship! As amazing for society as it was for Ford to revolutionize manufacturing with assembly lines and techniques for mass production, the art of craftsmanship has waned in pursuit of numbers. It's enjoyable to see an artisan mastering his craft.

Thank you for this incredibly informative and exemplary video. Best wishes from the Old Smoke...London

Shaping screwdriver tips is not something I thought about before. Grinding tweezer tips was new too. Lots of info in these short vids.

This turned my whole day around

Many invaluable nuggets of information I will use as I set up my own hobby bench. Keep up the great content. thank you.

Love it! That brass 1003 is looking great!

Another great video. I have such great respect for the art of watchmaking. I'm blessed to own one his watches.

Well done!

Another awesome video. Every step you take is so meticulous to the point of perfection. You truly are an artist. Please keep the videos coming. I thoroughly enjoy learning about watchmaking especially the way you are presenting it.

I see a Fanuc Robodrill, what looks like a Tornos Swiss DT, and an old Tornos screw machine. Now that's a cool lineup, and what I would expect would be used to produce watch parts.

Cameron, another lovely video! Being a hobbiest watchmaker, I’ve always wondered how a brand new watch is assembled by hand and not leave a mark. Do you match perfectly the diameter of the screwdriver bit to the screw? I assume you want the edges of the screw grove both touching each bevelled side of the screwdriver bit, but not touching the bottom of the screw groove? Tools are my Achilles heel in that they are so expensive, for example a presto tool 3 for 5 spoke wheels like driving wheels on chronographs are very expensive! What tool do you use to remove cannon pinions, I still use tweezers. Do you not use a microscope? Also i don’t have main spring winders yet, also so expensive! Please continue make lovely videos for us to lean from, I’ll keep saving!

so where does the dish of m&m's sit?

Do you use Bergeon^s automatic oiler for oiling balance jewels or you use an own magic of yours?

What tools cost around $5,000? I've heard that's the going rate for a complete too set. Why is a set so expensive?

What brand of screwdrivers do you use?

Whats the worst is when someone comes and takes or brakes your tools, like your hands the tools have become an extension of you.

Don't you use a microscope? A loupe is only used for vertical observation in a professional shop.