Creating a Watch: Case Screws

Cameron Weiss, master watchmaker and founder of family-owned Weiss Watch Company, dives into watchmaking in this new series,
Creating a Watch. A multipart series that will guide you through the creation of a fine timepiece step by step. Including the smallest details like making screws in this first video of the series. Subscribe to make sure you see every episode of Creating a Watch.
Directed, shot, edited by Andrew Reed at the Weiss Watch Company workshop in Nashville, TN. weisswatchcomp...

[@RadixRill]

I think your channel is one of the best educational watchmaking channels on the entirety of RUclips. It's like a magician showing his sleights. Really good content. Thank you.

[@johanvandersandt8904]

From an engineering point of view this is super hard to make on such a small scale... First there is the small, multilayered shape and then you have to put thread on it. You must do this at a super slow speed in order to control the end result if you make these one by one. Thanks for sharing and have a great one!

[@roygardner2374]

Does "super slow speed" jive with Cameron's first video in this series where he said his SwissNano can produce a finished screw every 30 seconds?

[@johanvandersandt8904]

@@roygardner2374 I must have missed that one. If done by hand on that scale their is no way you could go fast. The miniscule size makes it hard to do on a lathe.

[@Jamingooo]

Hello, I saw your video about watchmaking schools in America, and just to clarify/double check, there’s only one school left that offers full program which is located in Seattle. Right?

[@mjh0912]

thanks for the video, very informative and interesting!

[@_GOD_HAND_]

It's against the laws of RUclips to have a rotary broach and not show it in action.

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