Sit at the bench and service a vintage Omega movement.

Five calibres: 565, 564, 861, 321 and 1040. Strip each one in a watchmaker's order (dial side, automatic device, movement side, into three trays), then put it back, last out first in. Every part shows its Omega part number, and every step is read aloud.

Learn mode shows every part, tool and number. Practise mode asks you to name the next part before it moves.

No sign-up. Runs on your phone or computer. Made by Watch Breaker: watchbreaker.com

Watch Breaker is independent and not affiliated with Omega SA. Omega is a trademark of Omega SA, used here only to name the watches. The animations are our own drawings: shapes, proportions and tooth counts are illustrative, not Omega factory drawings. Part names and numbers come from Omega's published parts catalogues (GF 620) and technical guides, copied by hand: check against your part before buying. Educational content only, not a service manual: have your watch serviced by a qualified watchmaker. Some part buttons open eBay searches; these are affiliate links and are labelled in the game.

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Published 4 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Authoredmath
GenreSimulation, Educational
Tags3D, mechanical, Relaxing, Singleplayer, watch, watchmaking
AI DisclosureAI Assisted, Code, Graphics, Text
Built entirely with Claude by Anthropic. AI generated all game code, graphics (WebGL), and text, then I hand-edited them.

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