We have adjusted our in-person curriculum to give the best experience and the highest likelihood of success and we guarantee you will leave with a better understanding of mechanical timepieces. We want everyone to succeed in disassembling and reassembling the watch movement, but we can't reach through the computer screen to help you out. Successful completion of Level I and Level II are required before embarking upon exploration level III. Too much oil is just as bad as not enough. All watches require lubrication and its application must be very controlled and precise. In our Level 3 Watch Making Exploration remote workshop we guide you through the important skill of lubricating watch movements. We have adjusted our in-person curriculum to give the best experience and the highest likelihood of success and we guarantee you will leave with a better understanding of mechanical timepieces.Įxplore Watchmaking - Level III Lubrication (Coming Soon) Once you receive the classroom kit, you will join a live digital classroom with no more than 5 other participants and will be able to ask questions. We provide most of the tools and materials and guide you through the process of establishing a temporary workshop in your home. The remote workshop is taught by one of AWCI's certified watchmakers using the GoToMeeting platform. You will learn the names of the basic components, their function, and how all of the components interact.
In our Level 1 Watch Exploration remote workshop we help you disassemble and reassemble the gear train of a hand-wound mechanical watch without having to leave the comfort of your own home. Watchmaking / Clockmaking Schools (REC)Įxplore Watchmaking - Level I Basic Assembly.
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