- Displays + Packaging
- Finished Jewelry
- Gemology Tools
- Jewelry Findings
- Jewelry Making Tools
- Loose Gemstones
- New Products
- Watch Bands
- Watch Parts
- Watch Repair Tools
- Watch Band Tools
- Watch Repair Kits
- Bergeon Watch Tools
- Watch Battery Tools
- Watch Crystal Tools
- Books, Publications
- Cleaning, Supplies
- Watch Back Openers
- Horotec Watch Tools
- Watch Screwdrivers
- Gauges
- Watch Hand Tools
- Abrasives
- Adhesives, Glue
- Bench and Accessories
- Brushes, Fiberglass, and Blowers
- Demagnetizers
- Envelopes, Bags, Tags, and Boxes
- Flex Shaft, Drills
- Hammers, Mallet
- Lights, Lamps
- Magnifiers and Loupes
- Oils and Lubricants
- Soldering
- Tap and Die
- Watch Movement Tools
- Watch Polishing Tools
- Watch Testers
- Watch Wire
- Watchmaker's Tweezers
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This book deals with complicated work essentially from the repairer's point of view. Dealing with a complicated watch used to be a rare job for the watch repairer, but with the popularity of the automatic, it is almost commonplace.
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Very informative and a good place to start
Christopher Van
(Bridgewater, MA)
11/26/2011 1:56 AM
I am in the middle of reading this book and I am enjoying it thus far. I feel like it goes from how to hold tweezers right to troubling shooting an escapement a bit too fast.. slightly skipping over a whole world of technique but perhaps that's a lot of preference as well.
Good book so far and I'd recommend it and have.
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