Why this 100 Year Old Longines was worth saving

In this episode, we tackle a true piece of history: a 100-year-old Longines cushion case watch in sterling silver. Dating back to 1922, this watch houses the rare caliber 11.84N movement, featuring incredible "individual train cocks" instead of a single bridge. Watch as we navigate a century of tarnish, a "bread knife" crystal mystery, and a movement that hasn't been serviced in 40 years. In this video: The mystery of the 1920s sterling silver case Caliber 11.84N: A masterpiece of early engineering Solving the "glued-down" crystal problem The emotional weight of watchmaking history Chapters 00:00 The 100-Year-Old Challenge 01:13 40 Years Without a Service 03:10 Disassembling the Caliber 11.84N 05:12 The Secret of the Individual Train Cocks 08:24 Polishing 100-Year-Old Sterling Silver 10:56 The "Bread Knife" Crystal Mystery 13:16 Reassembling a Piece of History 18:45 Keyless Works & Technical Oiling 23:51 The Heartbeat: Balance & Timing 28:30 Final Reveal: 1922 Longines Restored 30:30 Why We Remember the Masters Some tools and starter kits available here https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/nekkid_... https://www.amazon.co.uk/tryprimefree... https://www.patreon.com/Nekkidwatchma... Fancy a nice nekkid watchmaker T-shirt? https://my-store-9611913.creator-spri... #longines