April 2004 Visual Needs of Watch and Clockmakers.

Details 

Watch and clockmakers are the epitome of applying visual sensory input with detailed motor response to accomplish a desired task. The same eye-hand skill motivation and concentration is required of neuro and vascular surgeons in their professions. Three part article - part 1.
by Dr. Joseph R. Panza, Optometrist

April 2005 Ask Huck.

Details 

What is your lathe belt material? How is it spliced? How do you prevent slippage?
I need a bench for clock repairs. What do you recommend? What do you use?
by J.M. Huckabee

April 2005 Atmos Clock article.

Details 

The Atmos Clock Winding System (Copyright 2002 Clockmakers Newsletter)
by Edwin U. Sowers III

April 2005 AWCI Certification.

Details 

Certified Watchmaker Exam

April 2005 Certification Central.

Details 

Relationships, Objectivity, and Subjectivity – The Path to Fairness
by Dr. Vince Schrader

April 2005 ETA Seminar Held at AWCI.

Details 

As a part of AWCI’s effort to underscore the training of 21^st Century Watchmakers, a weeklong seminar took place in Harrison, March 7 through March 11.

April 2005 ETA Swissl@b After Sales Service CD-ROMs.

Details 

The ETA Swissl@b CD-ROM programs are available from AWCI.
Photos by Chip Lim

April 2005 From the Workshop.

Details 

Old Technology - New Technology
The novice watchmaker was trying to apply current watch repair methods to an antique piece, while the experienced one was applying traditional standard practices to a current production movement. Neither method is wrong and each has its place in our craft.
by Jack Kurdzionak

April 2005 Making a Micrometer Adjusted Height Comparator.

Details 

Although a height comparator is not an essential clock making instrument, it is a very useful one - and cheap micrometers make it inexpensive to create.
by Laurie Penman

April 2005 Questions & Answers.

Details 

A basic 15 jewel Omega caliber 19 pocket watch.
by David Christianson