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Category: Watch Repair Course

C4.4 The Chronograph Mechanism

The ability to record intervals of time independently of the running of a mechanical watch, is made possible with the inclusion of a chronograph complication.…

Mark Lovick October 26, 2019
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NEW LESSON: Choosing Correct Lubricant

For our first lesson in chapter 4 of Level 2 we are going to take a look at choosing the correct lubricants for the different…

Mark Lovick August 11, 2017

NEW LESSON: Lubrication & Re-Assembly

We have started a new section in Level 2 of the Watch Repair Course. C2.4 Lubrication & Re-Assembly This lesson serves as an introduction to…

Mark Lovick August 10, 2017

NEW LESSON: Using A Watch Cleaning Machine

This lesson is now available to those who are supporting the development of the watch repair course via Patreon or with a WatchRepairTalk.com membership plan,…

Mark Lovick July 31, 2017

NEW LESSON: Using an ultrasonic bath

I have made available a new lesson for level two of the Watch Repair Course dealing with cleaning the watch parts in an ultrasonic bath.…

Mark Lovick July 22, 2017

NEW LESSONS: Cleaning Watch Movement Parts

I have made available two new lessons for level two of the Watch Repair Course dealing cleaning the watch parts now that the watch movement…

Mark Lovick July 11, 2017
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