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by Dale

Posted October 16, 2019

on Level 1: Getting Started

Level 1 review

I have completed Level 1 of the Watch Repair Course, and am now in the process of taking the Level 2 course. Mark does a great job presenting the basics in a logical and systematic way. The video along with the commentary and with the written transcript has helped me understand how the parts of a mechanical watch movement operate…and there are a LOT of parts! The introduction to the tools and lubricants/consumables of the trade were also particularly helpful. I am now in the process of obtaining those initial tools and consumables so that I can complete Level 2, which is working on an actual watch movement. Because of what I learned in Level 1, I am confident that when I am done with disassembling, cleaning, and lubricating the watch movement in Level 2 that I will have a working watch and not a handful of broken parts.

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Thank you Dale for your feedback - we really appreciate your comments.
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