Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Watch Technology Institute

Course Overview This comprehensive Watch Technology AAS program equips students with the expert skills required for a professional career in watchmaking and repair. The curriculum provides both theoretical knowledge and extensive hands-on experience with a wide range of watch movements, from manual-wind to modern quartz. Graduates are not only prepared for immediate employment but are also eligible to pursue prestigious SAWTA certification, a mark of excellence in the horology industry. Key Program Highlights Master the repair of manual, automatic, chronograph, and quartz watch movements Gain hands-on skills in micromechanics, casing, assembly, and quality control Eligibility to sit for the prestigious Swiss-American Watchmakers Training Alliance (SAWTA) certification Complete a 184-credit program combining intensive technical training with essential general education Option to pursue a 164-credit certificate for a non-degree pathway