Look at that poster! |
Mr. Simonin and his daughter |
Drooling over tools |
The week passed by extremely fast with the students working on their unfinished exercises. Shuai and Eddie continue to work on the escapement, prepping for their exam in a few weeks while Tomas, Theren and Simone tried to finish the timing exercises.
Tomas centering the hairspring |
Simone making his snapback caseback |
Eddie checking the clearance of the horns |
Shuai adjusting the pallet jewels |
Tomas' finished see through caseback |
To spice things up a bit the students also worked on some personal projects such as making clear case backs for their personal watches.
Didier Cretin explaining his work |
Mr. Boulanger passing the torch |
On Wednesday the school went to the Musee International d'Horlogerie to witness the presentation of the new creation from Gruebel Forsey. It is a beautiful project promoting the heritage of classical watchmaking. The new student they have picked is Didier Cretin. We are all excited to see how collectors are going to respond to the finished product in the near future.
Assembly and disassembly exercises |
Also joining the school this week was Sif, coming all the way from Iceland. Sif enjoyed the bench test, having the chance to really understand what a watchmaker does. She was even greeted by our local Icelandic watchmaker, Robert. She hopes be back in 2017!
The biggest festival in Le Locle is happening this weekend, time to head out!
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