Level 1: Getting Started

In by Mark LovickApril 27, 2017

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C1.0 Introduction

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C1.1 Work Environment

c1.1.1 Workshop Lighting

c1.1.2 Your Workbench

c1.1.3 Your Seating

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C1.2 Essential Tools

c1.2.1 Watchmakers Screwdrivers

c1.2.2 Watchmakers Tweezers

c1.2.3 Optics

c1.2.4 Dust Protection

c1.2.5 Benzine Jar

c1.2.6 Air Blower

c1.2.7 Oilers

c1.2.8 Oil Pots

c1.2.9 Movement Holders

c1.2.10 Case Knife

c1.2.11 Screw Back Case Opener

c1.2.12 Hand Lifting Tools

c1.2.13 Cannon Pinion Removal Tools

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C1.3 Consumable Products

c1.3.1 Pegwood

c1.3.2 Rodico

c1.3.3 De-Greasing Solutions

c1.3.4 Watch Cleaning Fluids

c1.3.5 Paper or Tissue

c1.3.6 Finger Cotts

c1.3.7 Lubrication Products

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C1.4 The Watch Case

c1.4.1 Watch Glasses

c1.4.2 Winding Crowns

c1.4.3 Case Pushers

c1.4.4 Watch Straps & Spring Bars

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C1.5 The Watch Movement

c1.5.1 The Power Source

c1.5.2 The Train of Wheels

c1.5.3 The Watch Escapement

c1.5.4 The Motion Work

c1.5.5 The Keyless Work

c1.5.6 Identifying Watch Parts

c1.5.7 Identifying Watch Movements

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c1.6 Summary