Vostok Amphibia Restoration – Part 1 | Disassembly of the Russian Diver’s Watch скачать в хорошем качестве

Vostok Amphibia Restoration – Part 1 | Disassembly of the Russian Diver’s Watch

Join me as I take apart a classic Vostok Amphibia – the legendary Russian diver’s watch designed in the 1960s for the Soviet Navy. In this first part of the project, I’ll carefully disassemble the movement (Vostok 2416B automatic), explore its unique design, and highlight some of the quirks that make these watches so fascinating. The Amphibia is famous for its unusual engineering: a case that seals tighter under pressure, a simple but rugged automatic winding system, and a dial full of Soviet character. This watch came to me non-working, so we’ll see what surprises are hidden inside as I strip it down. Part 2 will cover the reassembly and (hopefully!) getting it running again. If you enjoy vintage watch restorations and want to see more projects like this, please like, comment, and subscribe — it really helps the channel grow! 00:00 – Intro and Greetings 01:24 – Removing the Self-Winding Mechanism 03:26 – Clutch Wheel with Missing Tooth 04:14 – Removing Hands 04:55 – Removing Ratchet Wheel, Crown Wheel, and Click 07:00 – Barrel Bridge and Train Bridge 09:11 – Removing Dial 10:00 – Disassembling the Date Mechanism 10:57 – Disassembling the Keyless Mechanism 12:56 – Cleaning Case and Polishing Crystal #watchrestoration #horology