Master Watchmaking – a course by Thomas B. Sweazey, Watchmaking Chicago School founder. Help you in understanding of the common tools used in watchmaking, to assist you in the oftimes difficult task of ordering materials.
 Taking Movement From Case. Polish the Case. Replace Movement. |
 Using a Screw Driver. Use Tweezers |
 Practical Elementary Training |
 Screw Bezel and Screw Bach Cases. Swing Ring Cases |
 Open Face Cases. Position of the Lip |
 Case Screws. Modern Casing. The Hunting Case |
 Chuck holders, gravers, saw |
 The Watchmaker’s Lathe |
 Truing calipers, balance screw cutters, overcoiling tweezers |
 Watchmaker’s staking sets |
 A Practical Staking Set for Beginners |
 The staking tool, punches, stumps |
 Friction jeweling tools |
 Watch tags, roller jewels, pivot rounder, screw head file |
 Cannon pinion, roller jewel setter, shellac |
 Needle files, pegwood, pithwood |
 Watch oil, oilstone powder, cleaning solutions, demagnetizer |
 Brushes & watch oilers |
 Flat file, Bench block, blower, jewel pusher |
 Mainspring winder, micrometer, hand remover |
 Polishing paste, cement, paraffin, spring bars |
 Ligne gauge, clock oil, crystal material |
 Bench keys, Sleeve wrenches, pliers |
 Sizes of American Watches. Casing of Pocket Watches |
 Working Surface. Light. |
 Table or Bench. Watchmakers Auxiliary Home Bench. |
 Watch Repairing. Master the Larger Sizes. |
 Tools: screwdrivers, tweezers, loupes |
 Tools: bench, tool chest, lamps, case openers |