Greetings and a warm welcome to you all.
The mission of The Nekkid Watchmaker is to strip away all the BS and snobbery in watchmaking and to encourage a new generation of watchmakers in to this wonderful art. In essence we are all Nekkid watchmakers.
My name is Joe and I'm a watchmaker specialising in service and restorations. Welcome to the home of the barmy Brummy watchmaker. I take the watches the "experts" call trash and give them a new life on my bench with a bit of patience, a bit of "illegal" ingenuity, and the sounds of the kids running around in the background. From rescuing rusty Jaeger-LeCoultres to turning scrap pocket watches into custom masterpieces, we keep it real and we keep it nekkid. Subscribe for true restorations, a bit of sarcasm, and a lot of horological heart.
Email :Nekkidwatchmaker@outlook.com
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Didn’t even realise I had accidentally unlisted this one. Must have pressed some buttons by accident when I fell asleep on the keyboard. For anyone who missed it - I Restored a Cartier Tank with a "Dinosaur Tooth"
https://youtu.be/L6Yr1r0VlO8
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new video out of a burnt and drowned bullhead getting a perlage makeover
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WHY HAS JOE GONE MAD ON SHORTS ALL OF A SUDDEN?
look how many clips i usually end up with and there’s about 100 more on another sd card. So im trying to edit 100 clips a day and it’s driving me nanas. Someone please tell me if there is a better way to do this because this is how I YouTube and I don’t think I’m doing it right. A thousand clips for one restoration video is why it takes for ever. #sendhelp
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Which dial would you use when you have a choice. The speed timer version was exclusive for the home (Japanese) market and the chronograph text version was for international export market. The export version looks to be in better condition but the lume is better on the speed timer
1 month ago | [YT] | 125
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Guess the watch
2 months ago | [YT] | 386
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Shellac & pallet stones evaporated but not to worry. I have some rubies I can use.
2 months ago | [YT] | 532
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So this is what happens to a parachrom bleu on heat, made from niobium and zirconium. it crumbled like vermicelli as soon as I touched it.
2 months ago | [YT] | 322
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This Rolex movement looks like its been militarised with camo colours but in-fact it attended a barbecue recently. Don’t know whether to dismantle it piece by piece or dunk the whole thing in something that will un-toast it. Any ideas?
2 months ago | [YT] | 377
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A kind doctor named Peter sent me this watch to restore and sell for my charity appeal. It’s a historic piece to commemorate the 1972 olympics. I don’t think I should touch the case. What should I do??? I don’t trust myself to leave this case alone. Anyone fancy a project before I get my dirty hands on it?
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This is what A.I has to say about you guys - I love this and youse
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