Chicago: Chicago School of Watchmaking, 1963. — 1059 p. This review is of the course materials of the home study course run by the Chicago School of Watchmaking. I believe the home study course was available from about 1947 until sometime after 1963, although the Chicago School of Watchmaking was founded in 1908. The materials copyright 1963. This course consists of 33 lesson...
9th ed. — London; New York: Spon and Chamberlain, 1896. — 460 p. In the following pages I have endeavoured to define the various technical terms used in watch and clock making, and have added such information as I possessed that seemed likely to be useful to young workmen and students. For the French equivalents I am indebted to Mr. Mairet, and for the German to Mr. Immisch....
English edition. — Translated, revised, and considerably augmented by J. Tripplin and E. Rigg. — London: J. Tripplin, 1881. — 568 p. The present Handbook is issued in fulfilment of a promise made in the preface to the Treatise on Modern Horology, and but little explanation is needed as to the general scope of the work. A glance at the Table of Contents will show that the...
Chicago: Chicago School of Watchmaking, 1952. — 58 p. This text was prepared with two thoughts in mind: One, to give you in brief form an understanding of the common tools used in watchmaking, particularly those used with Lessons in Master Watchmaking. Second, to assist you in the oftimes difficult task of ordering materials.