A complete, fully illustrated manual of watch servicing and restoration — thirty step-by-step technical diagrams.
Master the craft of watch repair from the one place it truly begins: the bench.
The Watchmaker's Bench is among the most complete horology guides available for the independent repairer. Whether you are an aspiring watchmaker, a collector, a jeweler, a restoration hobbyist, or a working technician, this manual delivers a thorough, practical education in servicing mechanical, automatic, and quartz timepieces — with every key procedure shown step by step and illustrated.
Inside, you will learn to:
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Anbieter: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Deutschland
Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Expanded edition with 122 figures, including step-by-step technical drawings for every core procedure.Most watch repair books open with a movement. This one opens with the bench, because far more watches are ruined by a slipped screwdriver, a launched spring or a bent hairspring than by a wrong diagnosis. From there it takes you through the three families of movement in order of consequence: quartz first, where steady hands are learned cheaply, then mechanical, then automatic.Every procedure is a numbered sequence with its own drawing. Opening snap and screw casebacks, removing the movement from the case, battery replacement and contact cleaning, testing the coil with a multimeter, letting the mainspring down safely, removing the balance and pallet fork, cleaning, oiling the escapement, reassembly with checks, fitting a mainspring with a winder, correcting beat error, casing up, spring bars and crystals.- Quartz troubleshooting that starts with the cheapest cause: the signal chain from cell to hands, a non-runner flowchart, coil readings, and when to replace a movement instead of repairing it.- Mechanical servicing in the right order: fragility first on the way apart, two cheap checks on the way back together, and a lubrication map you can read at a glance.- Reading a timing machine: rate, amplitude, beat error and lift angle, trace patterns, the positional check, and why you regulate last.- Automatics, calendars and chronographs: how reversers wind, the date-change danger window, and how a hammer and heart cam return a chronograph to zero.- Honest workmanship: resealing, water resistance stated plainly, case finishing without over-polishing, and a handover the owner can trust.Written for the hobbyist servicing a first movement at the kitchen table, the collector who wants to understand what a service involves, and the improver who already owns the tools and wants a method. A glossary of 46 bench terms closes the book.Please note: the procedural figures are clear technical drawings made for this book, alongside a smaller number of illustrative images. Drawings show the principle of each step on a generic movement; always check the service data for your own calibre. Artikel-Nr. 9798188522094
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