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KEY TEST for QUARTZ WATCHES SHARP@ KEYSTONE PRICING* MAKES EXTRA PROFITS! SHARP is everything a popular price top watch brand should be, delivering FAR BETIER BOTIOM LINE PROFIT. SHARP watch sales through over 20,000 prominent stores accounts for an important share of the total market for popular priced name brand watches. Count on SHARP watches for increased real profits. SHARP will deliver dramatically improved margins and substantial sales volume increases. SHARP® RELIABILITY SHARP® QUALITY • Dependable product performanoe • Japanese movements • In stock, in depth availability and continuity • Superior quality control in all components of styles • Exacting quality controls at factory and • Drop ship efficiency year round distribution centers • Quamy is implemented in every detail SHARP® MARKETING • Higher profit SHARP® POWERFUL • Programs designed for increased turns • 5 Year Limited Warranty for every style • Reorder programs that work • New watch store warranty policy • Excellent communication and factory cooperation SHARP® PRODUCT • From $9.95 to $79.95 SHARP® ADVERTISING • Analog Quartz - over 200 models • Local market support • High Tech - over 30 top sellers • Network and local t.v. • Many basic fast turn economy models for • Print campaigns in Time/People and other promotion top magazines • New exquisite selected distribution models *KEYSTONE PRICING! 10-Piece minimum - (less than 10 pieces billed at less 40 and 10) DISPLAYS AVAILABLE Light and motion displays for 50 and 90-piece units. Cost of display is offset with free goods - Call or write for details TERMS AVAILABLE Call Toll-Free to order 1-800-328-0205 In Minnesota 1-800-392-0334 NEW RICH GRAY Serving the trade since 1923 DISPLAY FD-9002 - 90 piece Floor Display Light and Motion, 9 rows of 1O marked spaoes for easy tracking and reordering. Dimensions 18" dia. x 68" height. FREE Information Available *Quartz Movements* Crystals & Fittings* *~~~~.SO·~ ~ St. Paul, MN. 55164 * Resale Merchandise * Findings * Stones * Tools & Supplies * VOLUME 13, NUMBER 4 APRIL 1989 CONVENTIONAL VS. LOGIC HOROLOGICAL REGULATION 12 I Official Publication of the American Watchmakers Institute ROBERT F. BISHOP PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ~J 2 I JOE CROOKS BENCH TIPS 6 Recording Your Problems HENRY B. FRIED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ®H I 8 Is This the Real Thing? MICHAEL COSBY WATCHES INSIDE & OUT 12 Logic Regulation JAMES ADAMS NOVICE WATCHMAKER 18 Introduction to Watchmaker Electronics Part 1 WES DOOR SHOPTALK 22 Retrofitting Quartz to Pocket Sizes, Part 1 HENRY B. FRIED 24 RESERVE POWER INDICATORS ARCHIE B. PERKINS TECHNICALLY WATCHES 24 28 Antique Watch Restoration, Part XL FRED S. BURCK HARDT ROCK QUARRY 32 How to Hold Your Audience JOHN A. NAGLE HODGE PODGE LODGE UPCOMING 34 Tips From a Friend BENCH COURSES LEO A. JAROS LAW CLOCK TROUBLESHOOTING 36 A Diagnostic Systems Approach, Part Six 33 MARSHALL F. RICHMOND PICKLE BARREL 38 Remounting Rings, Part 3 HENRY B. FRIED BOOK REVIEWS 40 1.W.C. International Watch Co ., Schaffhausen DEPARTMENTS British Skeleton Clocks Bracelet Adjusting & Sizing (video) Bulletin Board/14 THOMAS H. WHITE AFFILIATE CHAPTER COLUMN Forum/27 44 Strengthening Our Roots AWi Bench Courses/33 Association News/45 New Products/46 HOROLOGICAL TIMES (ISSN0145-9546) is published monthly and copyrighted by the American Watchmakers Institute, 3700 Harrrison Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211, for $40.00 per year ($4.50 News in the Trade/48 per copy in the United States and $50.00 per year; $5.50 per copy outside the U.S.l. Second class Classified Ads/49 postage paid at Cincinnati, Ohio. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to HOROLOGICAL TIMES, P.O. Box 11011, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211. Dates to Remember/52 Advertisers' I ndex/52 OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time). Closed on all national holidays. AWi HOTLINE: (513) 661-4636 (24 hours, recording). George Daniels c;-;JttOROLOGICAL(';J'" Henry B. Fried * FELLOWS * Josephine F. Hagans OF THE AMERICAN Orville R. Hagans u Dc:J[J~ Robert A. Nelson WATCHMAKERS INSTITUTE Hamilton E. Pease EXECUTIVE AND EDITORIAL OFFICES Milton C. Stevens AWi Central Marvin E. Whitney P.O. Box 11011 3700 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Telephone: (513) 661-3838 Spring is the time for the grass to start growing, Milton C. Stevens: Interim Editor gardens to be planned and planted, and a myriad Michael P. Danner: Interim Editor of other tasks to be done to prepare for the sum­ Regina Stenger: Associate Editor mer season. Harold J. Herman: Senior Technical Editor Donna Baas: Production Director Spring is an important time for our membership, also. The annual election of Directors and any Nancy Wellmann: Business Manager other business to be brought before the members Margie M. Brater: Circulation Manager occurs at this time. This year the ballot is espe­ Mildred Howard: Circulation cially important. Not only are there many worthy candidates for Director on the ballot, but you will TECHNICAL EDITORS: be asked to approve or disapprove several amend­ ments to the Constitution. James Adams Wes Door Robert F. Bishop Henry B. Fried Our Constitution has served us well for many years, but, like most other James H. Broughton Ewell D. Hartman Constitutions, some areas of confusion have developed and some glitches Fred S. Burckhardt Robert A. Nelson here and there have caused some of us to propose some housekeeping changes. Edgar "Nick" Cleves Archie B. Perkins Also, and most important, are the amendments establishing the Perpetuation Steven G. Conover Marshall F. Richmond Fund Committee. I will not dwell on the details of this and the other pro­ Joe Crooks Marvin E. Whitney posals submitted for your approval; they will be well explained on the ballot material. I do want to say this: AWi is operated for the benefit of the mem­ AW/ OFFICERS: bers by a small group of dedicated people who have the interests of the mem­ bers at heart, but we do require the guidance of all of the membership from Robert F. Bishop, CEWS: President time to time in order to best serve those members. Alice B. Carpenter, CMW, CEWS: 1st V. President Wes Door, CMW: Secretary This guidance can take many forms. Letters, personal contact, polls and Marvin E. Whitney, CMW, CMC, FAWI: Treasurer surveys are all important But the annual elections are most important, be­ cause at this time you have the opportunity to choose your future leaders AWi DIRECTORS: and indicate your approval or disapproval on special issues. James Adams, CMW Less than 35% of our members have returned ballots over the last five years. James H. Broughton, CEWS This participation is far too low to indicate the true opinions of the member­ Buddy Carpenter, CMC, CEWS ship. On some issues, every member that fails to vote casts a "no" vote. So Henry Frystak, CMW I ask you: Take the ten minutes or so to study the ballot, choose the can­ Ewell D. Hartman, CMW didates you feel best represent your interests, and vote your approval or dis­ Donald R. Loke approval on the other issues. Follow the instructions carefully. The last bal­ Ben Matz, CMW lot, which returned the number of Directors to 15, resulted in several hun­ Robert A. Nelson, CMW, CEWS, FAWI dred invalid ballots because they were sent to the AWi office instead of the Marshall F. Richmond, CMW election accountant. Thomas H. White: Affiliate Chapter Director Spend the twenty-five cents for the stamp. Members have very few duties, Dwight Tubb: Research and Education but this is one of them. DO IT! Council Director William Biederman, CMW: Past President Milton C. Stevens, FAWI: Executive Secretary Michael P. Danner: Administrative Director Reprinting and reproduction is prohibited without per­ mission from the American Watchmakers Institute. Copy ON THE COVER: This Spring crocus was photographed by Laurence R. King of Sidney, right©1989 by the American Watchmakers Institute. New York. 2 Horological Times/April 1989 APRIL MOVEMENT SPEC/Al$ BUY TWO OR MORE MOVEMENTS OF THE SAME CALIBER AND SAVE! 3572 202.001 PUW211 578.004 SUB FOR 978.002/ 578.002 •• ~ 1 Piece ..... $15.95 1 Piece ..... $24.95 1 Piece ..... $29.95 1 Piece ..... $14.95 2 or more.$13.95ea 2 or more $22.95ea 2 or more $27. 95ea 2 or more $12.95ea 3N20 2030 Y588 FE 6820 SUB FORY590 1 Piece ..... $13.95 1 Piece ..... $12.95 1 Piece ..... $13.95 1 Piece ..... $12.95 2 or more $11.95ea 2 or more $10.95ea 2 or more $11.95ea 2 or more $10.95ea V237 V238 PUWSOO PUW510 SUB FOR V230/V232 SUB FORY231 1 Piece ..... $13.95 1 Piece .. ... $13.95 1 Piece ...... $15.95 1 Piece .... $15.95 2 or more $11.95ea 2 or more $11.95ea 2 or more $13.95ea 2 or more $13.95ea QUARTZ ANALOG MOVEMENTS $14.95 ARM 32003 $15.95 HQ 875 $15.95 PUW 532 $29.95 ESA 400.101 $13.95 HQ 1035 $15.95 PUW 801 $13.95 ESA 400.111 $13.95 HQ 1075 $15.95 PUW 900 $1 3.95 ESA 450.101 $15.95 HQ 3572 $15.95 PUW 910 $16.95 ESA 555.412 $15.95 HQ 3672 SUBHQ762 PUW 920 $11 .95 SUBPUW920 HQ 3772 $15.95 REMEX 1910 ESA 556.112/5 $15.95 ESA 561.001 $15.95 HQ 3773 $15.95 REMEX HP 6060 $1 5.95 ESA 561 .101 $15.95 HQ 3975 $15.95 REMEX HP 6653 $13.95 ESA 578.001 SUB578.004 HQ R1177 $15.95 REMEX HP 6870 $13.95 $14.95 ISA 1198 $13.95 REMEX HP 6871 ESA 578.004 $15.95 ESA 581.001 $29.95 MIYOTA 2020/25 $12.95 REMEX HP6881 $15.95 $15.95 MIYOTA 2030/35 $12.95 RICO 580 ESA 927.001 SUBV237 ESA 927.101 $14.40 MIYOTA2Y50 SUB2Y51 PULSARV230 SUBV238 SUB 555.415 MITOTA2Y51 $14.95 (SUB FOR 2Y50) PULSARV231 ESA 928.411 $13.95 (SUB FORV235) $15.95 MIYOTA3N20 $13.95 PULSARV234 ESA 935.102 SUBV234 $15.95 MIYOTA3T10 $16.95 PULSARV235 ESA 935.312 SUBV239 $15.95 OAIENT4GA $13.95 PULSARV236 ESA 955.111 $13.95 (SUB FORV230/V232) $15.95(HR./MIN.
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