WatchTech

We have talked a lot on this site about magnetism and how it affects a watch (and the measures to block this, usually in "milgauss" model watches). I am happy to introduce the Witschi Teslascope to WatchProSite readers. This is a device which measures the

A handsetting tool. I have a couple of Bergeon setting tools but this is better, you get a more exact pressure on the hands. Its good when you getting older

Very interesting👍

Any enamel makers here in the forum? Looking forward to knowing and meeting fellow enamel makers, it feels too little and too few now these days Would love to know more fellow enamelists from the other parts of the world! Below are some of my works over t

A very good friend presented me this watch. I would like to restore it. D.

See what Santa brought for Christmas - a wall clock telling the time in Swiss German. It’s nine o’clock: It’s five minutes to half past nine:

Its a cool tool to have in my little workshop.

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The problem was a broken lever. Here is the old one. Caliber 6159B under the dial without datewheel. Now is the new lever inserted. Its time for this parts to be installed. Here we go! Time for the datewheel. No problem. This metalring should be placed be