Watchmaker

Torsten Becker

About this game

In front of you you find a golden pocket watch – disassembled in up to 70 single parts.

Will you manage to assemble them and put it to operation againg?

There is one picture of the movement left – and some little hints and of course the necessery tools.

We have to say it's not a simple task - but at the end you will have been concerned with every part of a real watch movement and have put it on it's right place.

And there are many informations and additional pictures to many parts of the movement. So you can really learn something about watches!

Ratings and reviews

fun build, the long curved maingear retainer is almost impossible to pickup. it's like the entire piece has to be visible on the table before you can pick it. normally done with a little table shaking. normally causing one gear to pop slightly out of place. quite annoying as picking that one piece up twice is the MOST time consuming part of the game. just shook it off the table and hoping it can be selected when it reappears. and plenty of room to work, organization is half the battle to start!

I'm an electrical engineer. I had to try this. Not disappointed, although controls weren't initially intuitive. Reading instructions fixed that. As an expert in tiny parts and mechanisms, I was pleased to see process enforced. It's difficult to simulate the feel of turning screws, but each one needs turned. I understand shaky tables, which is well done. Run time for me was 35 minutes. The animation is great. I want both sides, full disassembly. Please return to select after turning screw.

This is a pretty neat app! The first time trying this can be kinda stressful and confusing, especially with the table shake mechanic, but I just finished a near-perfect playthrough in around 6-7 minutes after having not played for months. It's definitely logical and the position arrows help to sort the screws.

What’s new

Adaptation to the current Google guidelines