How-to Guide
How To Go Watch Shopping Like a Pro in Tokyo, Japan
Seiya has written a great article on the best way to watch shop in Tokyo, Japan. It's a step-by-step guide to the best spots to eat and find watches in the city. He offers three different options of where to get a good meal. And lists about 10 different spots that are […]
Macro Watch Photography for Beginners Book
John B. Holbrook II has published a new book on how to take macro photos of watches. This guide is available as a downloadable ebook. It comes in PDF format, and the cost is $30 USD. It's a good way to learn some basic and advanced techniques for taking the best photographs. […]
How a Quartz Watch Works
Here's a good video that demonstrates how the technology in a quartz movement works. The inner workings are taken for granted in cheaper watches. But there is a wide range of quality and precision in various watches. Take a look and see if this simple explanation works for you. It's a […]
ETA 804.114 Movement Stem Removal
There's another good post on Horology Crazy showing how to remove the stem from an ETA 804.114 quartz movement. This process can be a little tricky, so it's good to see some photos explaining exactly how it's done.
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ETA 804.114 Movement
How To Change an Omega X-33 Battery
There's a good guide to changing the battery in the Omega X-33 watch over on the Horology Crazy blog. There's lots of photos of showing the removal of the bracelet and case back. And it's nice to get a look inside this classic analog/digital model. Follow the link over to see how […]
How to Adjust the Bracelet Size on a Watch
The Horology Crazy blog has a new post on how to adjust the bracelet on your watch. It can be a little tricky if you've never done it before, so it's nice to see a step-by-step guide like this with lots of photos. Having the proper tools is the first step. Take […]
How To Change a Tissot T4 Battery
The Horology Crazy blog has a new post on the battery change procedure for a Tissot T4. This watch features a ETA 280.002 quartz movement powered by a 321 battery cell. Take a look and see how it's done.
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