Chicago School of Watchmaking course (link)

[trevsdad]

Some members have asked about this from time to time ...might be helpful for anyone looking for a home study course on Horology and watch repair.

http://www.mediafire.com/?c868g98kneaq4b8[

(the download link doesn't work well with Chrome browser)

This was written in the 1950's, and updated in the 70's for a school that went under some years ago, but I'm told from some who know better, that much of this instruction is still very relevant. It's been hard to find cause the guy who's trying to sell this 35 chapter set on ebay claims he has the copyright. Actually, it's in public domain and all he did was grab it from a torrent and burned it to a cd...enjoy! :cheers:

 

[revhrd]

can I download and just click and go on a mac?


Thanks

 

[trevsdad]

yup...the link leads to an .iso file. After you save it, burn the file to a CD and when you play the CD you'll see 35 separate .PDF files with the lessons

can I download and just click and go on a mac?


Thanks

 

[Poker]

No need to burn the iso on a Mac. Just double-click it and it will mount.

 

[kloscarolyn]

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