Watchmaker's Bench

Watchmaker's Bench

Assemble watches, 1891–1996

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November 6, 2026
Updated
November 13, 2026

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Bergmann Workshop has been fixing watches since 1871. Now it's your turn at the bench. Every job starts with a letter. A widow wants her husband's watch to run again. A young man needs a pendant watch assembled before he proposes on Saturday. A pilot, an architect, an astronomer's grandmother — each brings a watch and a story. AT THE BENCH • Pry open case backs, lift bridges, set gears, oil the jewels, fit the hands and wind the spring. • Real tools, each with a job: case knife, screwdrivers, tweezers, oiler, hand press. • Every part and tool on the bench carries a tag that says what it does. • Do clean work to earn all three hallmarks and a new hint. FIVE ERAS, ONE WORKSHOP • From Victorian pocket watches to Art Deco, mid-century automatics, the quartz crisis and high complications: chronograph, moon phase, tourbillon and minute repeater. • The master changes from era to era, and letters arrive years later to tell you how each watch turned out. YOUR GALLERY • Every finished watch takes its place in the gallery. Fill all 28 stands. No ads, no account. The only purchase is an optional tip for the author in the gallery; it changes nothing in the game. Plays offline. Your progress stays on your device.
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What's New in Watchmaker's Bench

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November 13, 2026

• Job of the day: a new pocket watch every day, each with its own faults — a broken escape wheel tooth, a magnetized hairspring, a cracked crystal, a bent hand, a lost screw, half-hunter cases. • Deeper movements: sunk wheel seats, set jewels, countersunk screws, raised bridges. • Each era now has its own desk lamp and its own tune on the wireless. • Clients' replies arrive with the next day's post; unaided clean work earns the master's mark. • Larger, easier-to-read text on the bench. • Sound comes back after calls and other interruptions. • A tip jar in the gallery, if you'd like to treat the author. It changes nothing in the game.

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