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Manual Wind Watch – Servicing and Correcting Faults
Gain the skills and confidence to diagnose, service, and quality-check manual wind watches to industry standards.
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While attending short courses you can stay on site at Upton Hall, home of the BHI Click HereDuration: 5 Days
Location: Upton Hall
Gain the skills and confidence to diagnose, service, and quality-check timepieces to industry standards with this hands-on, in-person practical course. Designed for students seeking to deepen their understanding of fault identification, component replacement, and timekeeping adjustments, this course bridges theory and real-world application.
Ideal for those preparing for Exam Units D14, D15, D17, and D19, the training focuses on authentic servicing scenarios across a range of horological mechanisms. Under expert guidance, you’ll develop the practical confidence and precision required to meet professional servicing standards.
What You’ll Learn
Fault Identification
Develop the ability to recognise faults in both common and complex timepieces with diagnostic accuracy.
Component Replacement
Learn to replace worn or damaged components with care and precision to restore functionality.
Professional Servicing Procedures
Carry out complete servicing processes to meet recognised horological standards.
Timekeeping & Adjustment
Master the techniques for confirming and maintaining accurate timekeeping tolerances.
Quality Control
Perform quality checks aligned with industry benchmarks to ensure reliable and consistent results.
Take Home
Practical experience and confidence in servicing and diagnosing a variety of timepieces, along with the skills needed to progress toward higher-level horological examinations and professional accreditation.
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From: £1,300.00
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.
Duration: 5 Days
Location: Upton Hall
Gain the skills and confidence to diagnose, service, and quality-check timepieces to industry standards with this hands-on, in-person practical course. Designed for students seeking to deepen their understanding of fault identification, component replacement, and timekeeping adjustments, this course bridges theory and real-world application.
Ideal for those preparing for Exam Units D14, D15, D17, and D19, the training focuses on authentic servicing scenarios across a range of horological mechanisms. Under expert guidance, you’ll develop the practical confidence and precision required to meet professional servicing standards.
What You’ll Learn
Fault Identification
Develop the ability to recognise faults in both common and complex timepieces with diagnostic accuracy.
Component Replacement
Learn to replace worn or damaged components with care and precision to restore functionality.
Professional Servicing Procedures
Carry out complete servicing processes to meet recognised horological standards.
Timekeeping & Adjustment
Master the techniques for confirming and maintaining accurate timekeeping tolerances.
Quality Control
Perform quality checks aligned with industry benchmarks to ensure reliable and consistent results.
Take Home
Practical experience and confidence in servicing and diagnosing a variety of timepieces, along with the skills needed to progress toward higher-level horological examinations and professional accreditation.
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Intermediate/DLC Level 4
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