Welcome to a new video series I'm making on watch repair and restoration! This is part 2 of the Bedford watch movement series, where I'll be cleaning and reassembling this tiny movement. I got in on ebay for $13. It's a simple manual-wind movement, but the real challenge here is its size. Measuring just 21.3mm x 9.3mm, it's the smallest movement I've ever worked on. In the end, I'm able to assemble it back to its original working condition!

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A quick disclaimer: I'm by no means a professionally trained watchmaker. Regardless, I hope that these videos provide some educational value or are at least somewhat enjoyable to watch. I also really wanted to show what is possible with a basic set of tools and a hobbyist-level understanding of mechanical watch movements.

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About me: I'm a first-year Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering student at Princeton University. I'm passionate about horology and watchmaking, computer-aided manufacturing and design, machining, and electronics. My hope with this channel is to grow as a content creator and maker, and to share the projects I make with the world.
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