Toolmaking, Tools Restoration, Bespoke Tools and 3D Printing Tools
Making your own tools? This section covers traditional toolmaking and restoration, manufacturing bespoke tools to solve watchmaking issues and using modern technologies such as 3D printing to create new tools.
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Any info on this watch would help. I know that it's sterling from London but I could not match the o letter date or make out makers mark. Is the movement maker Camberwell or Lamberwell? If I give it a twist it will run for about ten seconds. $45 yard sale find. I don't think that I want to service a fusee. What quality is it? -
Hello As I am learning, does anyone have any recommendations on Repair and sourcing in Gold Coast, Qld, Australia ? eg old Seiko coil 4002920 Thanks. Cheers, Ken -
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Lay out the minute wheel bridge jumper , the yoke and the setting lever. So we can get a good look at them . I have flume and the swiss parts catalogs. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
The part is roughed out with a speed run diamond disk. Finish both the ends first that way the spring doesn't get any stress and then go ahead and bring the jumper down to size last. Slowly cutting my time down. This one will be 3 hours when its finished, two hours is very doable with some practice from start to finish inc. a little polishing up on the main contact points.
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