10. Pocket Watch Collection – SOUNDsculptures (ASMR)
A collection of vintage pocket watches. I thought I’d share with you one of my passions. For those interested, here are some details on each. 1: Ingersoll, circa 1960′s-70′s (unsure of exact date) 2. Ingersoll Triumph, circa 1950′s-1970′s (unsure of exact date) 3. Victorian pocket watch with key, approx. 150 years old 4. Bulova, New York, art deco, 17 jewel movement, 10k rolled gold, 1944-’45 5. Omega art deco, two-tone dial, 15 jewel movement, gold plated, 1934 Lastly, my wrist watch, made by Mondaine, official Swiss Railways watch, mesh strap, 2010. All in working order and keeping time.
one person thought they were going to see digital clocks
great collection
I have a few wind watches and a fairly nice pocket watch but I’ve been spoiled by my solar powered atomic time keeping digital watch with a compass barometer altimeter and thermometer built in, casio paw1500gb-1
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I just spent 3 hours straight watching your videos…time to do homework
@bluehorse760 Wow! Thanks!
Reminds me of the beginning of “Time” by Pink Floyd with all of the different clocks sounding off. Either that or Pinocchio.
gorgeous collection – I especially love the Victorian piece. Curious about how you got started collecting pocket watches…do you mind telling?
@bluehorse760 Ditto!
cut your fingernails bro
@Falconpunch82 I’m female.
@SOUNDsculptures
oh it’s alright then lol
You sure have/do a lot of interesting things. They are all very relaxing things, so thanks for sharing them with us!
Legos, architecture, building, art, and pocket watches… Next you’ll tell me you listen to a lot of Gnarles Barkley and radio head recently and cant stop playing terraria. becasue so far, you’re me.
Also 8:25, never been happier, I love seeing the insides of clocks and watches
Hi can you tell me how to wind a “NAIL SET” watch. I recently bought a very old watch that was converted into a wristwatch but I am not sure how to set this vintage watch.
If you could help it be wonderful. Perhaps even make a short video as you have great collection. Thank you very much?
Can you butter it with jam like the mad hatter in alice in wonderland? That has been my fantasy for the longest time
Great video! I’ve aways liked the ticking of a pocket watch, and they’re very classy. Thanks for sharing!
These videos are amazing. I used to search through unboxing videos hoping to find people with relaxing voices and shit. I had no idea people were manufacturing videos that would give me the same response. Thank you so, so much!
Thank you for sharing. Those watches were beautiful.
I have say, despite many people saying victorian era is outdated, it still is beautiful, espcially their machines from back then. I can see why Steampunk is so popular.
This is amazing close-up quality!
Where can i get one of these this is smart thinking back then they wound it up and it was a unlimited time teller now the dumass that thought about putting a battery in it would be cool now people every there battery dies and they dont know what time it is plus the little batteries these pocket watches take now are $5 to $10 thats alot THUMBS UP IF IM RIGHT WIND UPS ARE BETTER THAN BATTERY!!!!!!!!
@TheNoobTraper You can get them from lots of places but if you’re looking for secondhand there are lots on ebay. It is a great invention, to wind, but they are very susceptible to inaccuracy. I think of them more as pieces of art. So many things can go wrong and the money you will spend to maintain such watches will be far, far more expensive than a lifetime with a battery watch. For art, I love these. For time keeping, there are better solutions.
@TheNoobTraper I should also add that battery watches are the most accurate time keepers in the world. A battery should last a few years. Compare that to a wind-up watch… you will lose time every day. Sometimes it may be just a few seconds. Other watches may be a minute or so out every day. Over a little while this mounts up until you have to fix it by correcting the time; by going back to set it to a reliable clock time (ie. battery!).
I really love your vintage Omega pocket watch! I just bought a beautiful vintage Omega Seamaster DeVille wrist watch from 1969.
Where did you bought your Omega pocket watch? Do you know any webside where I can buy these pocket watches?
Thank you!