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Automatic Watch – Servicing and Correcting Faults

Step by step instructions for servicing an automatic winding watch to exam & retail standards.

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Duration: 5 Days
Location: Upton Hall

This intensive five-day in-person course is designed for those seeking to develop expertise in servicing and fault correction for automatic watches. Under professional guidance, you’ll learn how to diagnose issues, replace components, and perform complete servicing procedures to ensure reliability and precision in every timepiece.

Essential for students following either the Practical or Academic route to MBHI, this course provides the skills and technical understanding needed to prepare for key examinations in automatic watch servicing and fault correction.

What You’ll Learn

Fault Identification
Develop the skills to diagnose both common and complex faults within automatic movements.

Component Replacement
Gain hands-on experience identifying and replacing faulty or worn components using professional industry techniques.

Servicing Procedures
Learn the full process of servicing automatic watches to maintain performance and longevity.

Timekeeping & Quality Control
Apply timekeeping tolerances and carry out quality control checks to meet industry standards and ensure professional-grade accuracy.

Take Home

A thorough understanding of automatic watch servicing and fault correction, plus the technical skills required to progress toward the MBHI qualification.

This is a required course for the Practical route to MBHI, preparing for the examination “Servicing & Correcting Faults in Automatic Watches.”
For the Academic route, this course prepares students for Course L4/5AWSC – Servicing & Correcting Faults in Automatic Watches, and supports study for Exam Units D14, D16, D17, and D19.

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From: £1,300.00

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Please ensure you have completed the required course(s) before booking, see "Course Requirements" below for more details.

Your Teacher

John Murphy FBHI

Trained from 16 with an apprenticeship at a family jewellers and watchmakers John then completed his BHI examinations at the school at Manchester before moving to Switzerland to study. As well as being a professional watchmaker John has been passing on his knowledge for years.

Course Requirements

Before booking, you must have completed the following: Manual Wind Watch - Servicing and Correcting Faults

If you have already attended the required course, please to access this course.

Duration: 5 Days
Location: Upton Hall

This intensive five-day in-person course is designed for those seeking to develop expertise in servicing and fault correction for automatic watches. Under professional guidance, you’ll learn how to diagnose issues, replace components, and perform complete servicing procedures to ensure reliability and precision in every timepiece.

Essential for students following either the Practical or Academic route to MBHI, this course provides the skills and technical understanding needed to prepare for key examinations in automatic watch servicing and fault correction.

What You’ll Learn

Fault Identification
Develop the skills to diagnose both common and complex faults within automatic movements.

Component Replacement
Gain hands-on experience identifying and replacing faulty or worn components using professional industry techniques.

Servicing Procedures
Learn the full process of servicing automatic watches to maintain performance and longevity.

Timekeeping & Quality Control
Apply timekeeping tolerances and carry out quality control checks to meet industry standards and ensure professional-grade accuracy.

Take Home

A thorough understanding of automatic watch servicing and fault correction, plus the technical skills required to progress toward the MBHI qualification.

This is a required course for the Practical route to MBHI, preparing for the examination “Servicing & Correcting Faults in Automatic Watches.”
For the Academic route, this course prepares students for Course L4/5AWSC – Servicing & Correcting Faults in Automatic Watches, and supports study for Exam Units D14, D16, D17, and D19.

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