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WS111 Servicing a Pocket Watch Lesson Plan
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First Day
Introduction
- Introduction of the Instructor
- Overview of the course content
Nomenclature
- Mainspring barrel
- Wheels
- Winding mechanism
- Escape wheel
- The pallet
- The balance assembly
- Setting mechanism
- Canon pinion
- Hour wheel
- Minute wheel
Break
Disassembling the watch
- Letting down the power
- Removing the movement from the case
- Removing the hands
- Removing the dial
- Removing the motion works
Lunch
Continue disassembly
- Disassembling the rest of the movement
- Remove mainspring from barrel
- Inspecting the movement
- Inspecting the pivots
- Inspecting the gears
- Inspecting the mainspring
- Assessing the general condition of the movement
Break
- Cleaning
- Using the ultrasonic cleaner
- Preparing the plates and bridges
Second Day
Reassembling the movement
- Lubricating and replacing the mainspring
- Reassembling the train
Break
Reassembly (con’t)
- Reassembling and lubricating the balance
- Reassembling the motion works
- Lubricating the movement
Lunch
Reassembly (con’t)
- Replacing the dial and hands
- Timing and adjusting the movement
Break
Casing the movement
Discussion
- Review of the material covered
- Questions and discussion of problems
Adjournment
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For additional information contact
Ted Brachfeld at the NAWCC
School of Horology: 717-684-8261, ext. 216. |
Last Updated:
April 20, 2007
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Inc 514 Poplar St., Columbia, PA 17512 |
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