Assemble real mechanical watch movements, part by part, with tweezers, screwdriver and oiler at a virtual workbench.
New from the workshop“My movements”: what you have built goes into the display cabinet
In development. Not yet publicly available.
You work the way a watchmaker works. Every part is picked up with tweezers, every screw is driven in with the screwdriver, and every oiling point gets its drop from the oiler. A movement holder keeps the work steady while you look closer through the loupe.
Tweezers for every part, from the mainplate to the hands
Screwdriver for every screw
Oiler for every oiling point
Loupe magnification from 1× to 6×
Movement holder holds the movement while you work
Shatterwork is made for many movements. Each one brings its own parts, its own assembly order and the sub-assemblies a watchmaker prepares first, such as the balance on its bridge or the shock protection. At the start you choose which movement to build. More movements will follow.
Teaching models, not official products of any watch manufacturer.
Movement 01
| Item | Description | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | assembly stages | 9 |
| 02 | assembly units | 193 |
| 03 | screws | 27 |
| 04 | oiling points | 40 |
| 05 | sub-assemblies | 23 |
Movement 02
Small, complete and ideal for getting started. At the end you regulate it, then it starts to run, in slow motion if you like.
| Item | Description | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | parts | 33 |
| 02 | assembly units | 29 |
| 03 | oiling points | 5 |
| 04 | sub-assemblies | 4 |
For your first time at the bench.
For steady hands.
Shatterwork is not yet public. There are no downloads yet.
In the game: German, English and French.
Runs
Runs with WebGL, also offline as an installable web app (PWA).
In development
App in development.
Planned
App planned.
Planned
In the room, with your hands.
No dates, only the state of the work.
What has recently come off the bench. All of it runs in the development version.
Finished movements now stand in a display cabinet and can be operated: wind them, set the hands, start the chronograph and regulate the movement on the timing machine.
33 parts, 29 assembly units, regulated at the end, and then it runs. The practice movement is ideal for getting started and shows that Shatterwork is built for many movements.
65 milestones accompany the building of the first movement. A master watchmaker gives praise in a calm voice, and every stage ends with a look back.
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