100 MPH Motorcycle Crash — This Marine’s Bullhead Sat Broken for 35 Years

This is the story of a Seiko Bullhead that survived a 100MPH motorcycle crash and then sat broken for 35 years. Jeff, a U.S. Marine who bought the watch brand new shortly after finishing boot camp in the ’70s, wore it during that fateful ride. This Bullhead has sat broken for the past 35 years, bearing the scars of its violent past. In this video, we open the case for the first time in decades to explore the damage inside. What’s left after such a high-speed impact and decades of neglect? Can this watch be brought back to life? Join me as we uncover the challenges, surprises, and delicate work involved in brining back a piece of history with a story like no other. 👍 If you enjoy watch repair projects and behind-the-scenes stories, please like, comment, and subscribe — your support means the world! 💙 Support the Channel on Patreon Creating this content takes a lot of time, effort, and resources. If you appreciate the videos and want to help keep the channel going, please consider supporting me on Patreon. Your generosity helps me continue sharing my passion for watchmaking with you. Thank you! Patreon Link:   / weekendwatchrepair   📸 Follow on Instagram for Updates and Sneak Peeks:   / weekend_watch_repair   🛠️ Full Tools & Parts Breakdown For those interested in the tools and parts used in this repair, check out the full list in the link below (affiliate links included): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...