Module – Watch Servicing (PDF Course)

Learn the essential hands-on processes required to service, clean, and reassemble mechanical watches of all types.
Watch Servicing is a downloadable PDF course offering step-by-step instruction in the professional care and maintenance of manual and automatic wristwatches.

Practical Techniques for Servicing Mechanical Watches

Learn the essential hands-on processes required to service, clean, and reassemble mechanical watches of all types.
Watch Servicing is a downloadable PDF course offering step-by-step instruction in the professional care and maintenance of manual and automatic wristwatches.

This course is designed for students taking the Practical or Vocational routes to qualification to MBHI

Workshop-Focused, Detail-Driven

Designed for students, watch repairers, and hobbyists, this course focuses on real-world bench skills — not theory. From basic strip-downs to full servicing procedures, Watch Servicing teaches you how to handle movements confidently, identify issues, and apply industry-standard techniques for successful results.

What the Course Covers

  • Disassembly & Inspection
    Best practices for dismantling movements safely and systematically.
  • Cleaning Techniques
    Ultrasonic and manual cleaning methods explained, including what solutions and tools to use.
  • Oiling & Lubrication
    Which lubricants to use, where to apply them, and how to avoid over-oiling.
  • Reassembly & Adjustment
    Tips for correct reassembly, avoiding common mistakes, and testing for free-running gear trains.
  • Handling Manual & Automatic Movements
    Learn the differences in servicing winding mechanisms, calendar systems, and rotor assemblies.
  • Fault-Finding in Practice
    Recognising wear, damaged parts, and subtle symptoms during a routine service.

 Course Format

  • Illustrated with clear photos and technical diagrams
  • Written by professional watchmakers and tutors
  • Includes recommended tools, servicing sequences, and quality control tips

Who It’s For

  • Horology students and trainees taking the Practical or Vocational routes to qualification to MBHI
  • Watchmakers in early stages of their career
  • Hobbyists and collectors maintaining their own watches
  • Repair professionals expanding from clocks into wristwatches

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Practical Techniques for Servicing Mechanical Watches

Learn the essential hands-on processes required to service, clean, and reassemble mechanical watches of all types.
Watch Servicing is a downloadable PDF course offering step-by-step instruction in the professional care and maintenance of manual and automatic wristwatches.

This course is designed for students taking the Practical or Vocational routes to qualification to MBHI

Workshop-Focused, Detail-Driven

Designed for students, watch repairers, and hobbyists, this course focuses on real-world bench skills — not theory. From basic strip-downs to full servicing procedures, Watch Servicing teaches you how to handle movements confidently, identify issues, and apply industry-standard techniques for successful results.

What the Course Covers

  • Disassembly & Inspection
    Best practices for dismantling movements safely and systematically.
  • Cleaning Techniques
    Ultrasonic and manual cleaning methods explained, including what solutions and tools to use.
  • Oiling & Lubrication
    Which lubricants to use, where to apply them, and how to avoid over-oiling.
  • Reassembly & Adjustment
    Tips for correct reassembly, avoiding common mistakes, and testing for free-running gear trains.
  • Handling Manual & Automatic Movements
    Learn the differences in servicing winding mechanisms, calendar systems, and rotor assemblies.
  • Fault-Finding in Practice
    Recognising wear, damaged parts, and subtle symptoms during a routine service.

 Course Format

  • Illustrated with clear photos and technical diagrams
  • Written by professional watchmakers and tutors
  • Includes recommended tools, servicing sequences, and quality control tips

Who It’s For

  • Horology students and trainees taking the Practical or Vocational routes to qualification to MBHI
  • Watchmakers in early stages of their career
  • Hobbyists and collectors maintaining their own watches
  • Repair professionals expanding from clocks into wristwatches
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