es According to

s they are in the factory and they are equally the same in the various lines of hig

e various branches of watch work and eventually devotes his entire time to adjusting. The watches are generally turned over to him after they are all assembled and ready for the final balance and spring work, or

andled, a similar system is used and one competent adjuster de

chmaker in the Small S

he cleaning and to make all repairs. For this reason an adjuster of equal skill could not do as much actual adjusting a

from doing so. Whether it does, or does not prevent him from obtaining close rates depends entirely upon his training and understanding of the necessary details. If he is ski

sting Even Though Watches are Not

y time from any medium or high grade watches even though they are not to be tested in positions b

tchmakers of Lim

by the cuts and descriptions, together with the concrete adjusting examples to foll

any time whatever to the study or practice of adjusting and to w

men chapters XI and XII are devoted to

rkman who is capable of holding a position as watchmaker and it is substantia