Master the Craft of Watchmaking
TimeBloom offers professional education for those wishing to learn how to work with, restore, and repair the engineering precision of modern and antique timepieces.
Learn the Skills Behind Every Movement
Students will be able to learn in our programs with their knowledge gained by using a combination of the conventional and current techniques used for watchmaking, watch assembly, servicing and repair, diagnostics as well as gaining historical context of watchmaking.
Industry-Focused Curriculum
Our courses explore topics related to a workshop environment and prepare students for future career prospects in the watch industry
Learning for All Experience Levels
From novice to enthusiast, our courses are structured learning paths that allow you to grow your knowledge and skills
Hands-On Technical Training
We build confidence in disassembly, adjustment, lubrication, and calibration through practical exercises
Education Built Around Precision and Craftsmanship
TimeBloom maintains that a successful watchmaker combines technical accuracy with patience and precision. Therefore, we teach students not just how a watch works, but why it is designed as it is.
What You Will Learn
Mechanical Watch Movements
Learn about gears, escapements, and balance wheels, and the parts that make them tick accurately.
Watch Repair and Maintenance
Master the hands-on abilities needed to troubleshoot issues, maintain mechanisms and extend the life of watch movements.
Restoration Techniques
Discover how watchmakers restore old watches, keeping their history and mechanical function alive.
“The classes were well-organized and easy to understand. I felt comfortable handling mechanical movements far earlier than I anticipated.”
Rin Takamori
“I liked the combination of theoretical and practical lessons. In particular, the restoration sections were very useful to me.”
Daichi Mizuno
“By joining TimeBloom, I learned the intricacies of horology and acquired the ability to repair timepieces.”
Meilin Zhou
Begin Your Journey into Horology
If you’re curious about the watch world, there are courses available aimed at a future horologist, a collector and/or someone who just wants to know more about precision watchmaking.