Finishing the escapement meter as time expires.

Gears come in many shapes and sizes.

A taste of high-end watch manufacture.

The heart of the escapement meter is complete.

When parts aren't available, burnishing is the only option.

The school clock deserves a temperature-compensated oscillator too.

The escapement meter is a showcase for all of our micromechanics skills.

The bell mechanism is deceptively simple.

A clock can't ring without a bell.

An ambitious project that looks back in time.

Oddly-sized jewels require a lot of extra modification and effort.

One crazy project, one crazy week.

The Square humbles every incoming student.

The last graded micromechanics project is a real challenge.

The first of two machine finishes for the school watch.

Hand-finishing is an art.  

Man or machine, your choice.

Doing a machine's work by hand.

I got a little carried away here.

The most critical steps in the whole school watch project.

The watchmaker's greatest lathe tool.

Don't worry, micromechanics is as busy (or busier) than ever.