Introduction to Watch Repair

 The Watch Repair Course 

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A few of the many topics in these 2 watch repair courses

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• Books, resources and reference guides

• Starter watches

• Lubricants

• Basic watchmaker tools

• How to use watchmaker tools

• Identifying type of watch

• Removing the movement from various cases

• Function of the setting gears

• Function of the winding gears

• Time train

• Cleaning the watch parts

• Types of chemicals for cleaning

• Complete disassembly of a watch movement

• Assembly of a watch movement

• Letting down the power in various watches

• How to order and replace a mainspring

• Replacing a watch crystal

• Truing the balance wheel

• Poising the balance 

• Putting the watch in beat

• Replacing a crown

• Replacing a bow

• How the English fusee functions

• Servicing an English fusee movement

• Disassembly of a fusee movement

• Assembly of a fusee movement

• Installing a fusee chain

• Magnetizing and demagnetizing 

• Various types of magnification

• Where to buy materials

• Escapements

• Working with watch jewels

• Stems and sleeves

  And many more topics

   

These courses contains all new information not covered in any of the previous courses.

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The course manual for:  The Watch Repair Course

This watch repair manual was developed to follow the DVD video presentation.  A detailed outline of each DVD is provided separated by DVD chapters.  It also includes many additional tips, notes, pictures, illustrations, and details not included in the DVD program.

A 38 page manual is included with this course package.  It adds and expands on many topics taught in the course by providing additional information and notes for sections contained within the course.  The manual includes a complete list of tools used in the course.  Other tips, procedures, tools and notes are also provided that are not covered in the DVD video portion.  Near the back of the manual is a master list of all the tools used throughout the courses and a list of watch material suppliers.  The master list includes the name, make and where the tools can be purchased.  This manual is an important part of the entire 2 course package of "Introduction to Watch Repair" and "The Watch Repair Course". 

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