[cnycoburn]

For beginners like me, is there something in more detail/color that is similar to the pic below that shows the watch parts and proper name of the part or a site I can go to that explains everything. I found this pic on a site that has a lot of helpful info but it does not give a real good pic/view with the name of the item.


(not my pic-found on internet)

 

[DaveS]

For beginners like me, is there something in more detail/color that is similar to the pic below that shows the watch parts and proper name of the part or a site I can go to that explains everything. I found this pic on a site that has a lot of helpful info but it does not give a real good pic/view with the name of the item.


(not my pic-found on internet)

Hi Cindy
If you go to the Technical Guides http://www.thewatchsite.com/index.php/topic,23.0.html the parts are numbered and have the part description. That's what I usually do. Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Dave

 

[cnycoburn]

this is perfect, exactly what i was looking for...i thought I had looked at all sites here...thank you so much... now to go educate myself....

 

[Sir Les]

A good general starting point would be the two diagrams below. They show the standard names of parts of a hand-wound movement (i.e. not automatic). Once you've got these down pat, the rest are easy!

 

[cnycoburn]

once again Sir Les, you are my hero!!!

thank you

 

[SeikoPsycho2]

Here ya go. This diagram was posted by Ken S. Click on the photo to enlarge it.

http://www.thewatchsite.com/index.php/topic,827.0.html