My latest book added to my horological library

[clockboy]

Picked this gem up this week from eBay. Full of useful information, makers , how the cases were made, alloys and how to identify the composition of  gold + much more..

 

 

 

Edited January 12, 2023 by clockboy

[dadistic]

Darn, all of the other supplements are online for NAWCC members, but not this one.  Looks very interesting and informative.

Cheers!

[kerrmbit]

What a fantastic find from eBay! It's always thrilling to uncover treasures like that, especially when they're packed with such valuable insights into the world of horology. Exploring the intricate details of watchmaking, from the craftsmanship to the materials used, must be truly fascinating and enriching for anyone passionate about timepieces.

[kerrmbit]

On 2/23/2024 at 4:04 PM, kerrmbit said:

What a fantastic find from eBay! It's always thrilling to uncover treasures like that, especially when they're packed with such valuable insights into the world of horology. Exploring the intricate details of watchmaking, from the craftsmanship to the materials used, must be truly fascinating and enriching for anyone passionate about timepieces.

And speaking of impressive collections, have you ever delved into the magical world of Harry Potter books in order? J.K. Rowling's series offers an enchanting journey filled with adventure, friendship, and wizardry. It's a perfect escape from the complexities of horology, transporting readers to a realm where anything is possible.