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Intro
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What aspects of a watch are the most celebrated?
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What about the elements not immediately perceived with the watch in hand?
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Hidden Figures
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The test for a « Hidden Figure
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Raquette Regulation
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Inertial Regulation Advantages
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Silicon Hairsprings
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Silicon Advantages: Idealized Shape
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Silicon Advantages: Lighter weight
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Silicon Advantages: Response to Impulses
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Silicon Advantages: Aging
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Copper Beryllium Wheels
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Multiple Mainspring Barrels
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Secure Calendar Constructions: Moon
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Secure Calendar Constructions: Day of Week
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Secure Calendar Constructions: Date
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Secure Calendar Constructions: Month
Description:
Explore the often-overlooked elements of watchmaking in this 54-minute lecture by Jeffrey Kingston, Editor-in-Chief of Le Quai de l'Horloge. Delve into the hidden figures of horology, examining aspects not immediately perceived when holding a watch. Learn about raquette regulation, inertial regulation advantages, and the benefits of silicon hairsprings. Discover the advantages of copper beryllium wheels and multiple mainspring barrels. Investigate secure calendar constructions for moon phases, day of the week, date, and month. Gain insights into the intricate world of watchmaking beyond the celebrated features, presented by the Horological Society of New York.

Hidden Figures - Overlooked Elements of Watchmaking, by Jeffrey Kingston

Horological Society of New York
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