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Wrist Chronometer – Fine Adjustment of Escapement and Timekeeping

Wrist Chronometer – Fine Adjustment of Escapement and Timekeeping
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Fine adjustment of the escapement to establish precise timekeeping to “as new” condition all to manufacturers original specification.

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Fine adjustment of the escapement to establish precise timekeeping to “as new” condition all to manufacturers original specification.

Due to the high value of these movements access is restricted to those who have passed exam unit D16 and D20 or have successfully completed BHI Courses L4/5MWW, L4/5AWW and L4/5CWSC. Those with proven industry experience may also be admitted to the course. This is a DLC Level 5 course for those who are working on their Portfolio.

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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.

5 days

Fine adjustment of the escapement to establish precise timekeeping to “as new” condition all to manufacturers original specification.

Due to the high value of these movements access is restricted to those who have passed exam unit D16 and D20 or have successfully completed BHI Courses L4/5MWW, L4/5AWW and L4/5CWSC. Those with proven industry experience may also be admitted to the course. This is a DLC Level 5 course for those who are working on their Portfolio.
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