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I don’t quite understand. When and why is it freezing the time and when and why is it restoring it? What is the case?

Genious

Can I buy this watch in Temu?

The numbers mason

Does it really make that annoying sound??

12:58

Strike at ~1:45

Have a few vintage Hamiltons

Great ❤

When Hamilton..was Hamilton not the G today..

Well I have a Waltham pocket watch made in 1870 and it runs still today because I rebuilt it. I am watching this video because I just got a Hamilton from 1902 . One of the last accepted watches for the rail road . It is a beauty 17 jewels . Webb C Ball made the railroad watch requirements change to be at least a 19 jeweled watch in 1903 .

Makes me appreciates my KFA that much more ❤️

even if a very good simplified version, it must deserves a credit to the Albert Pellaton System

Great vid! I own a Hamilton Square B fully engraved from 1929. It still runs great!

Whoever said “sure” sounds like she thinks she knows everything but actually doesn’t 😂💀

Le nom du morceau d'art lyrique s'il vous plait ?

Isn't it the same principle than the pellaton system from IWC?

I’ve wanted a 1940s Hamilton for decades and finally bought an Ashley. Elgin and Hamilton made such incredible watches.

8:43 NO! THEY ARE INVISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE!!! Some flew in the room and my naked eye could never see them again!!!

wow

Their pre-war watches are like art. I have a Drake that I just sit and stare at on my wrist.

I own a 940 21 jewel model from 1904 that still keeps accurate time to this day.

Amazing. Thanks

There's a genetic component to being a watchmaker. Fine motor control has to be exceptional. What I've learned from watching them work on youtube is I could have never been good at it even if I had dedicated my life to it. My hands just can't be that steady and precise.

It’s sad how the wealthy and politicians have destroyed our jobs and economy

Beautiful but I will never be able to buy one, even if I have the money.

I got a watch for a high school graduation present. It wasn't a Hamilton, it was a Timex LCD watch and it ceased functioning after about a year. New battery didn't help, which indicates it's time to throw it in the trash and buy another.

Интересные часы !

A big Thanks for presenting this sublime video!

onde eu. compro?

I've had two of those Bakelite boxes the young man got his in. Even the box looks good after 80 years

I’m so proud to be the owner of 6 Hamilton pocket watches.

That was a time, when to promote its products, a company would show the public in detail why their watches were mechanically better, instead of a superficial campaign just showing a bunch of young people having a good time to convince the consumer.

Are the digit cycles are to prevent cathode poisoning?

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Evidently, people graduated high school at 40 in the 1940's

This doesn't help anyone. WTF?

I own a Hamilton Lancaster County wall clock from 1975. Was it made by this Hamilton company?

Also known as the era of the worst actors ever. On a related note, my Hamilton 992B is still my favorite watch!

This is what I imagine when I hear make America great again.

So cool design

CREDOR✨

I know the VCs have a religious devotion to creating an app company and young people yearn to be a TikTok/UA-cam suphstah that now overrides the drive for Americans to actually making things anymore. However, with additive manufacturing and cnc (as well as other machines), I am genuinely curious as to why it would be "impossible" to start a new watch company based on expired patents. Shinola does it, and one could make an actually good and attractive watch.

The US used to have so much culture and class.

feel like rotary engine!

How much does it cost ?

I’m not have money (ﾟ∀ﾟ)