I never thought I would spend an hour watching someone take apart, clean, restore and then put back together a watch (and having to do it again off-camera at the end)... and yet I just did. That...
I never thought I would spend an hour watching someone take apart, clean, restore and then put back together a watch (and having to do it again off-camera at the end)... and yet I just did. That was pretty fascinating, and strangely relaxing too. It very much reminds me of Baumgartner Restoration, who does similar but with paintings.
Thanks for sharing this, and making me aware of this neat channel.
It's strangely relaxing even for the unaffiliated. I'm not a watch aficionado by any means -- I stumbled into this channel because its creator, Marshall Sutcliffe, is one of the bigger MTG...
It's strangely relaxing even for the unaffiliated. I'm not a watch aficionado by any means -- I stumbled into this channel because its creator, Marshall Sutcliffe, is one of the bigger MTG personalities and I randomly discovered he has another channel he maintains re: watchmaking.
I never thought I would spend an hour watching someone take apart, clean, restore and then put back together a watch (and having to do it again off-camera at the end)... and yet I just did. That was pretty fascinating, and strangely relaxing too. It very much reminds me of Baumgartner Restoration, who does similar but with paintings.
Thanks for sharing this, and making me aware of this neat channel.
It's strangely relaxing even for the unaffiliated. I'm not a watch aficionado by any means -- I stumbled into this channel because its creator, Marshall Sutcliffe, is one of the bigger MTG personalities and I randomly discovered he has another channel he maintains re: watchmaking.
Oh, neat. I had no idea he had any connection to the M:TG world. That makes it even more interesting! :P