“My movements”: what you have built goes into the display cabinet
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.
Runs in the development version. Shatterwork is not yet public.
Until now, a movement was finished as soon as the last part was in place. Now that is where it really begins: every movement you finish goes into “My movements”, a display cabinet in which you can operate it.
What you can do with a finished movement
- wind it at the crown
- turn the rotor
- set the hands
- operate the calendar
- start, stop and reset the chronograph
- regulate the movement
Tick, tock
You can hear the movement. The ticking sound is coupled to the escapement: what you hear is what the escapement is doing at that moment.
The timing machine
As in a watchmaker’s workshop, a timing machine shows you how the movement is running. The values are teaching values from the teaching model, not measurements of a real watch.
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