To become a watchmaker, you need to study micromechanics and watchmaking, either through hobby groups or accredited schools. Programs usually take two years and can lead to certification or an associate degree. Apprenticeships are rare, so finding work at a watch company is more likely. If you want to become a watchmaker, you should normally […]
Modern watchmakers focus on repairing watches rather than building them. To become a watchmaker, one must study for many years, have a mechanical mind and steady hand, and learn through schooling and apprenticeship. Automation has changed the industry, and watchmakers must possess skills such as reading blueprints, making decisions, and repairing watches. Employment opportunities include […]
A watchmaker specializes in making and repairing watches, working in research, history, or the professional field. Training is time-consuming and requires precision and attention to detail. Antique watches require extra care. Some jewelers offer repair services, but it’s best to consult a professional watchmaker for fine watches. The history of watchmaking is fascinating and shows […]
