mattius Posted November 3 Posted November 3 (edited) I recently started getting into horology. I'm very basic at the moment buying movements and bits and assembling them all together with a lot of swearing and shouting, mainly due to my failing eye sight and the tiny components. But I've now built a fair few watches of various calibres. This is my latest pilots watch Edited November 4 by mattius 2
RogerH Posted November 4 Posted November 4 According to my computer it is not 08.18 and you watch says 10.45 - doh Very nice Roger
Nick Jones Posted November 4 Posted November 4 Nice . Assembling MS ECUs is about my limit though when it comes to small and fiddly….
Hamish Posted November 4 Posted November 4 Not sure I have the eyesight for this but love watches etc ever since meeting George Daniels at a vintage race meeting on the Isle of Man. Turns out he was a great mate of my dads. oh and I don’t think I have a small enough adjustable spanner or hammer to work on them.
Nick Jones Posted November 5 Posted November 5 That sorts the vision side….. what about my monkey paws….?
mattius Posted November 19 Author Posted November 19 Monkey paws are definitely a challenge, I get the Mrs to help sometimes, the steady hand of a nurse is much better than my hamfisted attempts. Finally got this one working to a standard Im happy with Skeleton titanium watch. After a wee bit of tweaking it yeilds surprising results of accuracy. +1sec a day, that's nuts for a Japanese movement. 1
mattius Posted November 25 Author Posted November 25 Not one of my own builds, but a new toy and thought you guys would appreciate this. A Damascus steel divers watch, the metallurgy is amazing. 1
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