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"8 in One" Spring Bar Assortment ~Esslinger & Co. Includes 8 types - 36 sizes ··s in One" Spring Bar Assortment A total of 1200 pieces! #82.2014 We've combined the best selling sizes and types of spring bars in a sturdy 36 compartment box. Contains these popular styles: • Double Shoulder- Regular, Thin, Stainless Steel • Double Flange (Stainless)- 1.3mm, 1.5mm 1.8mm • Buckle Type (Stainless)- 6 sizes, Short End Receive a steel spring bar tool and mm lug gauge with purchase of our new spring bar kit. Deluxe Spring Bar Spring Bar Remover Bending Plier This unique and practical spring bar bending plier delicately shapes spring bars of any size to the proper shape. Jaws are made of high impact nylon and grooved to hold the spring bar This all metal spring bar tool is made to last in place while bending. Stainless for years. Stainless steel tips are replaceable. steel box joint construction, 5" total length. Replacement BONUS! Free set of tips jaws available; sold by the pair. with purchase of tool- A $4.00 value! EXTRA! EXTRA! Here's Your XX-LONG Straps! Lizard Calf Available in two styles. Please advise size and color when ordering. Available in Black and Brown Padded Calf Sizes: 12mm, 14mm, 18mm, 19mm <T> ....... _;;__~-...::. - ·~. :.,.... ;..: - __-:..,_ - __ ---- ... - - • • ..::·~~,~~--~~.~--~ ~~~ · ~'- ... ;-.~~-- -~· - - -·1:.. - -- I:.. - .e_ 18mm - Black or Brown VOLUME 28 NUMBER 8 HoROLOGICALN CONTENTS AUGUST2004 TIMES FEATURE ARTICLES An Official Publication of the Watchmaking and Microtechnology at Oklahoma State University 8 American Watchmakers-Ciockmakers Institute By Chip Lim EDITORIAL & EXECUTIVE OFFICES AWCI , 701 Enterprise Drive, Harrison, OH 45030 Maarten Pieters, WOSTEP Director 14 Phone: Toll Free 1-866-367-2924 or (513) 367-9800 By Chip Lim Fax: (513) 367-1414 E-mail: awi @awi-net.org Web Site: www.awi-net.org Servicing a Platform: The Basics, Part 3 18 Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00AM to 5:00 PM (EST) Closed National Holidays By David J. LaBounty Donna K. Baas: Managing Editor, Advertising Manager Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) for Watches 24 Katherine J. Ortt: Associate Editor, Layout/Design Associate Maintaining Power, By Edwin U. Sowers Ill 34 James E. Lubic, CMW: Executive Director & Education & Technical Director AWCI Spare Parts Survey 38 Lucy Fuleki: Assistant Executive Director New Bushing System, By Laurie Penman 48 Thomas J. Pack, CPA: Finance Director Laurie Penman : Clock Instructor AWCI Member Websites 56 Nancy L. Wellmann: Education Coordinator Sharon McManus: Membership Coordinator Mary Huff: Shipping Coordinator Heather Kyde: Receptionist/Secretary COLUMNS Steve Jones: Audiovisual Manager The Modern German Clock Movement, By Mark Butterworth 28 HOROLOGICAL TIMES ADVISORY COMMITIEE Part 46, Mounting Brackets - Aligning Those Pesky Devils James Sadilek: Chainman Lloyd Lehn, CC Rock Quarry, By Fred S. Burckhardt 32 Chip Lim, CMW, CMC, CMEW Robert D. Porter, CMW Manuel Yazijian DEPARTMENTS AWCI OFFICERS President's Message, By Jack Kurdzionak 2 Jack Kurdzionak, CW: President AWCI Education and Assessment Specialist's Message 2 Jim Door: First Vice President Alice B. Carpenter, CMW, CMEW: Secretary By Vince Schrader Mark Butterworth : Treasurer Questions &Answers, By David A. Christianson 4 AWCI DIRECTORS Ask Huck, By J. M. Huckabee 6 Henry Frystak, CMW Roland (Ron) Iverson, CMC Bulletin Board 31 Robert D. Porter, CMW From the Workshop, By Jack Kurdzionak 46 James Sadilek Dennis Warner AWCI Material Search 51 Manuel Jean Yazijian Affiliate Chapter Report, By Glenn D. Gardner 58 James K. Zimmerman, CMW, CMC, CMEW Glenn D. Gardner, CMW: Affiliate Chapter Director AWCI New Members 59 Joseph Juaire: Research & Education Council Director Classified Advertising 60 Tony Riggio, CMW: Industry Advisory Board Director Advertisers' Index 64 IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT 64 Robert D. Porter, CMW AWCI Employee Directory FELLOW - American Watchmakers-Ciockmakers Institute Robert F. Bishop ·Harold J. Henman EDUCATION James H. Broughton J.M. Huckabee Fred S. Burckhardt Gerald G. Jaeger AWCI Continuing Education for Clockmakers 45 David A. Christianson Benjamin Matz AWCI Bench Courses 55 George Daniels Robert A. Nelson Wes Door ·Hamilton E. Pease ·Henry B. Fried Archie B. Perkins SPECIAL INTEREST Josephine F. Hagans William 0. Smith , Jr. ·Orvil le R. Hagans Milton C. Stevens Horological Association of Maryland 2004 Fall Seminar 33 Ewell D. Hartman ·Marvin E. Whitney 'Deceased AWCI Directors' E-mail Address Directory 35 Reprintilg and repro<! uctlon Is pmhbited wilhout wrilleo pem1ission from !he Amen. New York State Watchmakers/Ciockmakers Assoc. Convention 52 can Watchmakers.Ciockmakers Institute. Copyright &l2004 by the American watchmekefs-Cio lnstlllE. New York State Watchmakers/Ciockmakers Assoc. 2004 Convention 54 HOROLOGICAL TIMES (/SSNO 145-1J548) is pt.!jisl"ed roon1hly and copyrighted by 1lle ~~lce!s il1stJl.(e, 701 ~()iye, Haniso\ ()j4$(1» 1696. ~ IJk:e lc:r toe ll\.tlc is $74,00 per year (56.50 per 00111' ~ Ment>ers ~ COVER ~is S30.00II!w:llsi1cble:!Yillh IIIIU!ld.oesd$74.00. Peliodcals pos!age ~G! Hamso:n Ol-f.:50001P!ad:l!ii::rlalriles; POSTMASTER:Ssldad3nlssdlanges10HCJFO. This month's cover features the Watchmaking and LOGICAL TIMES, 701 Enterprise Drive. Harrison, OH 4503().1696. Microtechnology Okmulgee Campus at Oklahoma State University President's Message Jack Ku rdzionak, CW This is my final message to you as president. My two years of service is now complete and the time has arrived for the Board to elect new leadership. The past two years have brought several major changes in the ways that AWCI will be servicing its membership in this young century. Your Board of Directors, in cooperation with the management and staff, and with the support of the membership has put the Institute into a fast forward mode. In the very near future, you will have a new, relevant Certified Watchmaker examination that will be recognized by several major watch manufacturers. Watchmakers possessing this certification will be eligible to provide after sales service for their brands. AWCI will support this new exam with continuing educational programs from the Education Committee to augment the existing skills of watchmakers. A new Board of Examiners is currently in training to replace the current Certification Committee. The Examiners will administer and grade the exams. The redesign of our website is nearly complete. The spare parts survey has been done and published last month. The recom­ mended changes to the Constitution and Bylaws have been approved by the membership and are now in effect. The Horological Times Committee has formulated and adopted a written policy regarding acceptance of materials for publication. The Nominating Committee for Directors will make space available in HT for board candidates to state their views. Available committee positions are now adver­ tised in HT. The ELM Trust has sold its movement bank to free up the office space and administrative time that was required to maintain this seldom used collection. For the first time, the site of the annual convention was moved from the Cincinnati area. South Portland, Maine will be our first away from home convention and not our last. This outreach has encouraged members from a different area to attend and other members to combine a vacation with a convention. Much has been accomplished in the past two years and more needs to be done. Thanks from the Board and me to all of you, who have supported our efforts for the past two years. Without this support, very little would have been accomplished. Please extend this support to the Board, your new president, and the management and staff of the Institute. I am confident that, with your support and encouragement, the future of the Institute will be ensured. AWCI Education and Assessment Specialist's Message Vince Schrader, PHD, CMW In order to assure that EVERYONE is aware of the activities of the Education Committee in Watch­ making, I am taking the liberty of updating the AWCI membership at large by an abbreviated version of a post that I wrote on the "AWimatters" Yahoo Groups a brief time ago. Hopefully, after you read the following you will see that an ENORMOUS amount of activity, both paid and voluntary, has occurred over the past year. Industry has worked amicably with us to make sweeping changes. And now, we stand on the cusp of making true progress for our profession. This is the short version: I. We have a good test developed for Certified Watchmakers. 2. It (the assessment) needs only a bit more development to become valid, reliable, and defensible in court... that's why I was hired. When the test is finished, it will be defensible. 3. The test requires EXTENSIVE examiner preparation, monitoring, assessor training, and costly materials. 4. WE HAVE A SOLID STANDARDS DOCUMENT prepared in draft form. But beware, for it is 60 pages long, if you wish to read it. Feel free to contact Nancy Wellmann or Jim Lubic at AWCI or myself via e-mail at [email protected]. 5. Anyone who wishes to read this document should do so. I urge those who have "secrecy" concerns to really READ the document. I won't accept criticism of our work from those who choose to criticize committees, leadership, industry, and other extremely committed horologists based on rumor or innuendo. 6. We have built this document as a "Draft for Comment," which means we are BEGGING for input from the membership. Pleas for assistance in the past have gone unheard. 7. Yes, reading the Standards document will take time, (volunteer work), but unless the membership is willing to step forward and actually read our standards they are in no way qualified to criticize our activity. Other important notes: 1. WE HAVE PILOT TESTED for 21st Century Certification, and we have about two-thirds of the data we need to reduce our measurement error to a legally Defensive level.
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