Help Please!

[Sheila Gilbert]

Can someone PLEASE give me the link to the site that has the picture of a pocket watch with all the parts listed, I just can't find mine.
I am tired of calling a dial, a face, or thingie, and not knowing what a bezel is, and other things.
I gotta save that page so I can talk like a normal human being in here.

Just a page with the names would do, anything!!
Thanks all,
Sheila
Did I say how much I hate using this old computer? (100 times)
Has none of my GOOD info. in it.

[Sheila Gilbert]

Can someone PLEASE give me the link to the site that has the picture of a pocket watch with all the parts listed, I just can't find mine.
I am tired of calling a dial, a face, or thingie, and not knowing what a bezel is, and other things.
I gotta save that page so I can talk like a normal human being in here.

Just a page with the names would do, anything!!
Thanks all,
Sheila
Did I say how much I hate using this old computer? (100 times)
Has none of my GOOD info. in it.

[Don Dahlberg]

Try http://www.timezone.com/library/wglossary/wglossary631691881806327073

Don

[doug sinclair]

Sheila,

Another one you might find useful:

glossary a-z (http://www.horologia.co.uk/watchglossary.html)

[HenryB]

Another bookmark for me.

Thanks Dan and Doug for the links. :cool:

[Jerry Treiman]

An excellent illustrated slide show walking you through all the parts of a pocketwatch was prepared by John Duvall and is hosted by Chapter 185 in their Tutorials section.
Components of a Pocket Watch (http://nawcc-***-mb.infopop.cc/helphand/pwc/pw01.html)

You will find many other useful tutorials here, as well. Chapter 185 has a strong emphasis on education.
Tutorials (http://nawcc-***-mb.infopop.cc/eve/ubb.x?a=frm&s=3206049661&f=7576090143)

[Sheila Gilbert]

Boy these are all great!

Thank you for the links.

Sheila