There is no doubt that face to face
gathering wont resume any time soon. Especially so, our Watchmaking
classes.
Yet strangely enough, 'thanks' to coronavirus, our classes are now moving to YouTube.
Yes, you can do it. Actually, any technically minded person willing to
follow straightforward instructions will be able to complete our course.
Once again, we are pulling apart a trustworthy Seiko 5 fitted with a
7S26 movement - the pride and joy of Japanese horology. A simple 'no
frills ' watch which you will get to know inside and out. As we say,
nothing beats that special feeling of being able to tell the world that
YOU have pull a watch apart - and put it back together - yourself.
This instalment is just under 10 minutes and Andrew and myself are
showing how to take the mechanism out of the case, then to remove stem,
hands and dial. Your feedback is needed: feel free to let us know if the
tutorial is easy to follow and are you able to see clearly what is
going on.
Of course, there are many 'pull apart' watch videos on YouTube, but our
course is different: we are real watchmakers with unparalleled interest
in helping you to complete the course.
Watch it here: https://youtu.be/sXh9DJ9aOlc | |
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