For the Clockmaker

AWCI is the only repository for watch and clock case marking information in the U.S. We have issued over 5,500 case marks to date.

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Are you signed up on this national directory which can supply your business with clock repair and service leads? Be sure you keep your business information up-to-date!
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Enjoy AWCI discounts on everything from health insurance to FedEx shipping to Office Depot purchases—and much more.
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This helpful service connects job-seekers with employers. Postings can include both online listings and placement in Horological Times.
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Information on continuing education and traveling bench courses.
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Exciting annual events offers numerous educational, networking and business opportunities. The 2012 AWCI Annual Convention and Educational Symposium will be held next August in Denver, Colorado. More information to come!
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These marketing pieces can be used in two ways:

Use for Post Card Mailer: Mail to your customer list or purchased data base to remind/inform consumers of proper service intervals.

Use for Completed Repairs Insert:Insert this into your completed repair packaging to educate/inform your customers on proper watch care and service intervals.

Options for Printing:

THE EASY WAY:

Let our HT printer handle everything! Click here to contact Crest Graphics for a quote. They have the artwork and can personalize everything for you.

USE YOUR QUICK PRINTER:

CLICK HERE to download the instructions and artwork. Take these to your quick printer.

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Your membership includes a subscription to our monthly Horological Times magazine. This leading industry publication includes technical articles, business topics and information on industry trends and suppliers.
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AWCI ‘s clock training partner is David J. LaBounty, CMC, FBHI. He is offering these web-based clock classes to AWCI clock makers.

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Books are free to borrow. Videos are a $5.00 rental fee. For each, you are responsible for return postage. Limit 2 per request. Contact AWCI: moc.icwanull@ofni

AWCI provides you with a range of marketing materials and information. This includes downloadable direct mailers and posters, magazine editorial opportunities, publicity and social media ideas, and more.
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Find scores of technical documents to assist with clock repairs and service.
TECHNICAL GUIDES ARE COMING SOON…

Have a specific request?
Members can submit TWO technical requests at a time. AWCI encourages members to send pictures or drawings of obscure Items.
Click here to send an email request to moc.icwanull@ofni

Clock repair and service tools for the modern clockmakers shop.

From the AWCI Standards & Practices Manual

Tooling List For Clockmakers

1. WW style lathe and collet set, tooling (gravers) and burnishers
2. Measuring devices (with both inch and metric)—calipers is essential,
   micrometer is optional
3. Number drill set
4. Assorted files, buff sticks and abrasives
5. Torch/alcohol lamp with solders and fluxes
6. Jewelers saw and blades
7. Bench pin
8. Letdown keys
9. Mainspring clamps
10. Bushing system tools and bushings (KWM, American or Bergeon)
11. Cutting and smoothing broach sets and handles
12. Assorted hand tools—pliers, screwdrivers, nut drivers, hammers, etc.
13. Staking tool set or punch set and bench blocks
14. Lubricants, oils and applicators
15. Cleaning and drying system—that is safe!
16. Bench vise
17. Assorted tweezers
18. Pegwood, etc. for cleaning pivot holes, etc.
19. Safety goggles or glasses
20. Leather gloves and work protection gloves
21. Brass and steel stock
22. Loupes or optics
23. A variety of movement test stands

Optional Tooling Recommendations

1. Drill press
2. Bench mill
3. Dental burrs or jewelers burrs
4. Mainspring winder
5. Electronic movement timer
6. Ultrasonic cleaner(s)
7. Bushing tool
8. Larger lathe (6” and up with necessary tooling)
9. Step chucks, bezel chucks and drill chucks (even for the WW lathe)