Clock Restoration Practices - Jerry Faier (VHS).

Technical presentation that was given at the 2001 AWI Convention addresses various professional practices and procedures used by Mr. Faier daily in his business to satisfy the customer, while insuring the future quality and originality of the product. Frequently, the benchman must lay out careful steps to help educate and aid the customer in a direction that will resutlt in maintaining the originality of the product while allowing it to continue full-time operation. There are in-depth discussions dealing with case, movement, and dial problems for both common and esoteric clocks.Approximately 1 1/2 hours. This video is a recording of a workshop given before a live audience. It is uncut and unedited and no assurances are made with regard to its video or audio quality.

Clock Tips & Techniques - Robert Macomber (VHS).

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Robert Macomber takes the viewer on a guided tour of the many tips and techniques he has learned in clock repair and restoration. Beginning with the customer's first appearance in his shop, continuing through the entire service and repair of a family heirloom clock, and finishing with a happy customer, this AWCI video is recommended for working clock repairers and restorers who want to match clockmaking skills with a good customer service approach.Approximately 43 minutes

Coil Repair Techniques for Accutron & Quartz by Larry Blanchard, CMW (VHS).

In this informative guide, Larry teaches you the ins and outs of coil repair on various Accutron models as well as quartz movements. You will discover some of the different types of coil damage and how to repair them using conductive silver epoxy. This video is a must for any watch repair shop.

Coil Repair Techniques for Accutron & Quartz- By Larry Blanchard (DVD).

In this informative guide, Larry teaches you the ins and outs of coil repair on various Accutron models as well as quartz movements. You will discover some of the different types of coil damage and how to repair them using conductive silver epoxy. This video is a must for any watch repair shop.

Diagnosing Poor Balance Motion-August Cornell (VHS).

This technical presentation was demonstrated at the 2001 AWI Convention. Techniques covered leave participants with the ability to return to their own workbenches with the skill to sort out and solve poor balance assembly motion problems. Also includes a questio and answer session.Approximately 1 3/4 hours. This video is a recording of a workshop given before a live audience. It is uncut and unedited and no assurances are made with regard to its video or audio quality.

Digital Photography - By: Lee Frederick (VHS).

Hosted by Lee Frederick of Pete's Photo World in Cincinnati, this course delves in the basic ins and outs of photography in the modern age. Lee demonstrates various features found on most digital cameras and explains how they can be used to best accent your work. Whether you're interested in improving your portfolio, developing a web site or want a quick and effective means of documenting your work, this class is a must. This video is a recording of a workshop given before a live audience. It is uncut and unedited and no assurances are made with regard to its video or audio quality.

Digital Photography- Lee Frederick (DVD).

Hosted by Lee Frederick of Pete's Photo World in Cincinnati, this course delves in the basic ins and outs of photography in the modern age. Lee demonstrated various features found on most digital cameras and explains how they can be used.

Dr. Crom's Collection, Part I-Dr. Theodore R. Crom (VHS).

Take a tour with AWCI as we venture down to northern Florida for a visit with Dr. Theodore Crom. Dr. Crom is the author of many books on the history of horological tools and equipment and is in possession of one of the most complete horological tool collections in this country. AWCI instructor Stewart Lesemann and producer Tony DePrato spent 4 days with Dr. Crom, the result of which is 3 videos documenting many of Dr. Crom's museum and an exclusive interview with this fascinating man. The first tape in the series includes an overview of Dr. Crom's museum and workshop as well as detailed close-ups and descriptions of key tools. This tape is approximately 55 minutes in length.

Dr. Crom's Collection, Part II - Dr. Theodore R. Crom (VHS).

Part two of this series includes an in-depth interview with Dr. Ted Crom as well as a close examination of his collection of Holtzapffel lathes. Other historic tools are also spotlighted in this edition.Approximately 50 minutes in length.

Dr. Crom's Collection, Part III-Dr. Theodore R.Crom (VHS).

In Part three of this series, Stewart Lesemann reveals one of Dr. Crom's prize pieces, a decorative rose engine. After a discussion on the engine's operation, Stewart demonstrates the techniques used to create ornamental designs and shows examples of the work that can be done on a such a rare device. Approximately 20 minutes in length