Henrik had a lot to share with the students since he got back from the AWCI convention in Chicago, aside from the finishing course Henrik listened in to a wide range of horologically related lectures such as the future of 3D printing, micromilling, 3D scanning in watchmaking, writing articles for watch magazines and macro photography.
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| That's what a badge for VIP looks like! |
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| Students hard at work. |
Henrik met a lot of enthusiastic watchmakers from all over America, and even one student came all the way from Australia answering many of their questions in his micro-lectures. All in all Henrik had a great time in America and is looking forward to the next AWCI event in 2017.
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| Group photo of the class |
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| 3D printed gears. |
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| Micro millingmachine. |
While Henrik was away the students kept busy working on personal projects and some started working on the school watch.
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| Theren making the mainplate for his school watch |
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| Shuai fixing his lathe's spindle |
This week Eddie and Shuai started vibrating hairsprings, after the in depth presentation Henrik gave them they were both able to succeed in obtaining the correct VPH(Vibrations Per Hour).
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| Simone made a new winding stem for a customers Valjoux 22 chronograph wristwatch. |
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| Learning vibrating |
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| beautiful resort that hosted the connvention. |
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| too bad Henrik had time only for watchmaking. |
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