Our foundational program covers the complete service cycle for mechanical movements: disassembly, cleaning, inspection, lubrication, and reassembly to manufacturer timing specification. Graduates leave able to perform a full service on standard three-hand mechanical calibers unsupervised.
Building on servicing fundamentals, this program focuses on identifying and correcting mechanical faults — worn pivots, damaged escapements, timing irregularities — using both traditional hand tools and modern timing machines.
A specialized track for students interested in restoration work on antique and vintage pieces, including obsolete caliber research, part fabrication, and case and dial conservation techniques that preserve historical value.
Our most advanced offering, open only to graduates of the Movement Servicing program, covers precision regulation, balance and escapement adjustment, and chronometer-grade timing certification preparation.