This Tudor Oysterdate From the 1950's Is In ROUGH Shape!

Marshall restores another vintage watch, this time it's a watch bought in memory of a dearly lost dog named Rosy. This Tudor Prince Oysterdate 34 is in really bad shape, not running, with missing parts when it arrived, and Marshall is tasked with getting it running again and back in service!

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[PrometheusZandski]

Marshall, my cat died today and I've been crying the whole time. When I saw your video, it was the first time I was able to think about something else. Thank you, sir You are a beckon in the darkness. Please never stop your glorious work

[tonys]

Marshall, you bring sanity to this world. Thank you from this old retired scientist in Florida!

[MasonHerrick]

If a year ago, someone had told me one of my favorite channels of all time would be a wristwatch restoration channel, there's no chance I'd have believed them...amazing stuff Marshall!!

[jeremyd.]

So relaxing. Even when you've seen him fix dozens of watches and you feel like you could do it yourself, his kind and even commentary makes it top notch

[nadianadia]

I got a little teary-eyed - not everybody calls/treats animals as family and you calling Rosie a "family member" made me like you and your channel even more.

[Kozxxl]

Absolutely love your content sir. I deal with PTSD frequently from my military history and I can tell you you put me at ease. U r much appreciated.

[AngliOSRS]

Yes! It’s always a great day when Marshall posts another video!

[Lynx]

I've been watching your videos for a year or so. Two days ago I found a really old pocketwatch, non runner but other than that it seemed pretty good. Today I disassembled it, cleaned, lubricated and reassembled it. I had some mishaps, sweaty moments and close calls. I also feel like I'm missing a literal ton of tools. But nevertheless, it's been ticking away for a couple of hours now, hopefully it'll keep going for a long while yet. Thank you for truly inspiring content!

[jerryquirky]

I've watched countless watch restoration channels and videos but WR is simply the best overall. His professional broadcast level narration and voice are simply superb and unrivaled.

[robtheaveragewhiteamerican]

I have a Seiko chronograph automatic that I bought with my paper route when I was sixteen. I still have it and it needs all kinds of attention. It still runs. I am almost 67 now. I have always had issues with it.

[amme]

A beautiful way to remember a family member, condolences on Rosie's death
Lovely job Marshall.

[dougdax]

I'm a psychologist, and after a long working day, your videos always help me to relax. Even more when it's a watch with such a beautiful meaning like this. I'm always thrilled when you put the balance wheel in place and the watch just jumps back to life. Thank you, Marshall!

[justinapodaca]

After spending countless hours watching your videos, my favorite part is when you put the balance wheel back in and get the watch running. It's so cathartic. You're a master at your craft, Marshall!

[defiancegarage]

As a gearhead its always so cool to see a vintage piece of equipment brought back to life. Great Job!!!

[jenniferb]

You have a sportscaster’s voice with the intrigue of watch forensics. It’s a beautiful relationship.

[Foxfatherracing]

The simple fact you said Rosie was a family member tells me a lot about you.

Thank you I have the pleasure of living with 2 Golden Retrievers Primrose and Nous.

[medea]

Awww, what a lovely way to remember such a gorgeous puppy.... RIP Rosie. 🐾💜

[graemesim]

Such a classic, and beautiful simple watch face, great skill in returning it to life 🙏

[kayakMike]

It's so satisfying seeing a watch restored.

[mikemcgivern]

My mother died last week and I really didn't have any emotional distress because I watched your watch repair. Keep it up mate