So you want to be a WATCH MAKER....
Well just the basics alone is a 2 year / 3200 hours - full time course in Switzerland:
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Full...g%20course.pdf
To learn more process on Chronographs you'll add 3 more weeks / 130 hours to that training:
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Chro...03%20weeks.pdf
Then to learn more on using a Lathe and Turning add another 10 weeks / 420 hours:
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Turning%20course.pdf
Once you've had 3 years 'actual' experience you may want to consider a 20 week / 840 hours Refresher training to hone and refine your skills further.
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Refresher%20Course.pdf
This is not marketing but IT'S A LONG ROAD TO BE A WATCH MAKER......... lets all value their uncommon profession
Well just the basics alone is a 2 year / 3200 hours - full time course in Switzerland:
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Full...g%20course.pdf
To learn more process on Chronographs you'll add 3 more weeks / 130 hours to that training:
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Chro...03%20weeks.pdf
Then to learn more on using a Lathe and Turning add another 10 weeks / 420 hours:
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Turning%20course.pdf
Once you've had 3 years 'actual' experience you may want to consider a 20 week / 840 hours Refresher training to hone and refine your skills further.
http://www.wostep.ch/data/files/Refresher%20Course.pdf
This is not marketing but IT'S A LONG ROAD TO BE A WATCH MAKER......... lets all value their uncommon profession
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