By David Morrow, CC21 Within the art and craft of horology, there is much science and engineering. Interference fits fall into this latter category. A recent task at the bench […]

By James Sprague It is not often that the spouses of horologists offer presentations at AWCI’s annual Fall Symposium, but the 2026 edition of the popular event will feature just […]

By James Sprague Last month, AWCI received yet another huge addition to the future of its educational program, as a Haas OM2A CNC mill was delivered to AWCI headquarters, thanks […]

By James Sprague An AWCI member and watchmaker in Florida is the latest to join a select group of watchmakers across the globe who possess the Certified Watchmaker of the […]

By Andrew Baron, CC21 Experience and Creativity Within AWCI’s well-defined professional practices, as codified by the S&P (Standards and Practices), there is ample opportunity for us to apply creative problem-solving. […]

By James Sprague A retired mechanical engineer-turned-clockmaker will make his AWCI Fall Symposium speaking debut this year, as he will detail his journey in restoring a clock from the 1700s. […]

By James Sprague The upcoming AWCI Board of Directors election in June will see four members running to fill two spots that are opening this year on the board, with […]

By James Sprague Members of AWCI and readers of Horological Times learned last year about the remodel of the new professional watch education classroom at AWCI headquarters, and the work […]

By James Sprague A popular clock course returns to AWCI next month and still has seats available for clockmakers interested in learning about various clock escapements. Clock Escapement Studies returns […]

By James Sprague It may still be almost eight months away, but the lineup of presenters for the 2026 AWCI Fall Symposium is coming into focus. Beginning this month and […]