EAL
Level 3
QN: 600/1726/0
Curriculum Active
EAL Level 3 Diploma in Clock and Watch Servicing
Official qualification regulated by Ofqual, awarded by EAL. Classified as a Other General Qualification. Total guided learning hours: 520 hours.
Qualification Level
Level 3
Awarding Body
EAL
Syllabus Units
5 Units
Guided Hours
520 hrs
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Course Syllabus & Study Modules
Complete breakdown of verified curriculum topics and learning objectives.
1
EAL Level 3 Diploma in Clock and Watch Servicing
Constructing Clock Components
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand health and safety procedures for the repair, restoration and conservation of clocks / watches, Be able to mark out accurately when producing /modifying, brass and steel components for the servicing of clocks, Be able to use appropriate tools to repair, modify and produce brass and steel components for the servicing of clocks / making an assembly of small interacting clock components, Be able to apply heat treatment when producing / modifying brass and steel components for the servicing of clocks, Be able to produce a variety of finishes when making and modifying brass and steel components for the servicing of clocks.
2
EAL Level 3 Diploma in Clock and Watch Servicing
Servicing a Manual Winding Watch
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Disassemble a manual winding watch movement in the correct sequence, safely handling components.
- Inspect components for wear, damage, or contamination and determine serviceability.
- Clean components using appropriate solutions and methods, ensuring they are free from debris.
- Apply appropriate lubricants to specified points in the movement.
- Reassemble the watch movement correctly, ensuring proper alignment and function.
- Test the watch for accuracy and power reserve after servicing.
- Document the servicing process and any parts replaced.
3
EAL Level 3 Diploma in Clock and Watch Servicing
Servicing and Correcting Faults in a Single Train Clock Movement
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand health and safety procedures in the repair of clocks, Be able to evaluate the condition of single train clocks prior to removing the movement, Be able to remove movements from single train clocks, Be able to identify faults in single train clocks prior to dismantling, Be able to dismantle single train clock movements, Be able to identify faulty components in single train clock movements during and after dismantling, Be able to specify replacement components for single train clock movements, Be able to use appropriate tools to correct defects, Be able to clean single train clock movement components, Be able to re-assemble and lubricate the components of a single train clock movement, Be able to set up, adjust and monitor single train clock movements, Be able to replace the single train clock movement in its case.
4
EAL Level 3 Diploma in Clock and Watch Servicing
Servicing and Correcting Faults in Quartz Watches
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Analyse the operational principles of quartz analogue movements to pinpoint common faults.
- Select appropriate test equipment and interpret readings to verify movement functionality.
- Implement a systematic methodology for dismantling and reassembling quartz movements without damage.
- Evaluate lubrication requirements and apply correct lubricants to specified points.
- Assess case condition and execute refinishing techniques to restore aesthetic and protective qualities.
- Critically compare test results against manufacturer specifications and justify corrective actions.
5
EAL Level 3 Diploma in Clock and Watch Servicing
The Theory of Clock and Watch Servicing
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the historical background and identification of different types of clocks and watches., Understand the construction, function and operation of the various components which form a clock movement., Understand the function, construction and operation of the escapements commonly used in clocks and watches., Understand the main approaches for cleaning clocks and watches., Understand the procedures for servicing and the identification and correction of faults in clock movements., Understand the procedures for servicing and the identification and correction of basic faults in the escapements commonly used in clocks and watches., Understand the principles and practice for the lubrication of clocks and watches., Understand the use of timing machines for the adjustment of clocks and watches., Understand the construction and servicing of modern watch cases., Understand the construction, function and operation of the various components which form a quartz watch movement., Understand the procedures for servicing and the identification and correction of faults in quartz watch movements., Understand the construction, function and operation of the various components which form a mechanical watch movement., Understand the procedures for servicing and the identification and correction of faults in manual winding mechanical watch movements., Understand the selection, use and heat treatment of metals used in horology., Understand the principles for the use, operation and maintenance of tools and equipment required to service clocks and watches and make and modify components for the repair of clocks and watches.
Regulatory & Verification Details
- Qualification Number (QN)
- 600/1726/0
- Regulated Status
- Available to learners
- Awarding Body
- EAL
- Qualification Type
- Other General Qualification
- Operational Start
- May 2011