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Watch Repair for BeginnersHarold C. KellyBooks |
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Practical Watch RepairingDonald de CarleWatches and Clocks |
Practical Watch Repairing Horology expert Donald de Carle reveals how to repair and adjust the modern watch. The absorbing and everlasting subject of watch repairing has been dealt with in books in many languages throughout the years. But when de Carle first set out to write Practical Watch Repairing in 1946, it was with the intention of creating a textbook "that a watchmaker can understand, even if he can't read." With over 550 instructional black-and-white illustrations and an approach that assumes no prior watch-repairing experience, this book achieves and surpasses that lofty mission, and has been touted as "the best illustrated book on practical horology" ( Horological Journal ) ever written. For the readers in his audience, de Carle has provided well-informed discourse on every topic a watchmaker, or aspiring watchmaker, needs to know. With Practical Watch Repairing , even a layman can become a watch-repair specialist. 553 b/w illustrations |
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Clock Repairing as a HobbyHarold C. KellyBooks |
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Telling Time Jules Older
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The History of Watches David Thompson
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How to Repair ClocksEric SmithBooks |
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Striking Clock Repair GuideSteven G. ConoverBooks |
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Repairing Old Clocks & WatchesAnthony J. WhitenBooks |
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Complete Price Guide to Watches No. 30 Cooksey Shugart
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The Watch & Clock Makers' Handbook, Dictionary, and GuideF. J. BrittenBooks |
How to Make a Good Living in the Watch and Clock Repair Business There is a shortage of skilled watchmakers and clockmakers in America, and soon millions of timepieces of a bygone age will likely be gathering dust in a bottom drawer or attic, or worse, scraped for the gold or silver content of their cases, and in the case of clocks just thrown away. Every year young Americans graduate from high school with no plans for college and no job skills. But under their nose, at least for a select few, is a trade that can provide for them a chance to be self-employed in a society where only a small number out of a hundred have the courage to even think of such a thing and a chance to earn much more than they ever will as an employee. Many may have been told that watch and clock makers are obsolete because of all the cheap watches and clocks on the market now and have no idea how much money can be earned operating a watch and clock repair shop. This book will put that myth to rest. There is money to be earned in the watch and clock repair business, and that is an opportunity a young person not headed for college, or even one who is, cannot afford to pass up... |
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How to Make a Good Living in the Watch and Clock Repair BusinessBrad IsochronosWatches and Clocks |
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The Clock Repairer's HandbookLaurie PenmanBooks |
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