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I think the preferred approach is to take an inclusive course where you’re shown all the techniques, and come away with a finished working watch. Much like a framebuilding course. I have seen some in the past but have no idea what’s a good one.
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Is there a kit available that allows you to build a watch mechanism, and therefore learn how it all goes together?
Ahhhhhh..... For the watches with the shared mechanism....
Poor guy
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I have bought a couple of old mechanicals from eBay and have started taking them to bits.
Very therapeutic in these stressful times and learning lots from it.
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What I did is get an old Seiko with a 7S26 movement from eBay and follow http://www.clockmaker.com.au/diy_seiko_7s26/
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Yes. I did a paid for online course that teaches you to disassemble, clean, oil and reassemble common movements. It was very good. Will dig out some details for you.
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Is there a kit available that allows you to build a watch mechanism, and therefore learn how it all goes together?