#HOROLOGY DEGREE HOW TO#
#HOROLOGY DEGREE FULL#
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#HOROLOGY DEGREE FULL#

When you have decided where you would like to start up your business do some research as to what to expect when it comes to repairs, such as is it place where it is full of clocks and good antique type, or is it a place where some cheap store just sells cheap watches and jewellery, poor or good stranded of living.

The best form of advertising is word of mouth. The best way of learning is to get your hands dirty (I say that all the time when people ask me) If you can work for yourself that way you reap all the rewards yourself and if you are good at your work you will never look for work.

#HOROLOGY DEGREE HOW TO#

You can only learn so much from books, they don't tell you how to overcome many obstacles. Eventually having to retire due to poor health. Also worked for a top Antique shop, giving advice on what to buy at auctions when it came to clocks. Had my own business working on high grade clocks mainly restorations and also valuations. I'm a fully qualified watch & clockmaker with around 30 years’ experience. Is it possible to be self employed and still do commercial work or would you have to be employed on a salary by one of the big watch brands? Just interested to know what it's going to be like once I'm qualified and looking for work really! I can see you're based in Switzerland so I imagine the job market might differ from the UK but I'm interested how watchmakers usually operate in terms of employment. I almost did a WOSTEP course at BSoW (unfortunately due to covid and financial issues I didn't get to see my application through to the end) and I understand that having that qualification greatly helps with employability so hopefully aspects such as the escapement as you mentioned are covered similarly in my course.

#HOROLOGY DEGREE PROFESSIONAL#

Are there any in particular you can recommend from a more professional stand point like textbooks or something? I think this course is more all-encompassing than WOSTEP in the sense we will do more general horology related things such as building our own clocks as well as some CAD work too. That sounds like good advice honestly, I have a few books at the moment: Watchmaking by George Daniels and a few others I bought when I first became interested. Thanks for taking the time to reply to me.

Horology degree