Program #2 - Following Business Meeting

Using the Watchmaker’s K&D Inverto Staking and Jeweling Set

Plus a Simple Clockmaker’s Staking Set
Presenter: Edwin Fasanella

 

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Morning Program - 11:15 a.m.

Why I Collect Clocks
Presenter: Greg Hannahs
Old Dominion Chapter No. 34 Member Greg Hannahs will share how he discovered, researched the history and fixed some of his favorite clocks. You will recall from listening to many of his “stories” during our Exhibit “Show and Tell” at the chapter meetings that these are often quite informative and entertaining. The results of his “fixing” are to be admired. Greg hopes there are many questions during his presentation so he can remember what he didn’t include in describing some of his “secret” techniques he used in completing his restorations.

Growing up in a small town, Greg worked in a bicycle shop and at a television shop letterpress printing taught by German craftsmen. After graduation he worked in a large printing company where he learned  that Southern Illinois University offered a major in Printing Management. He later pursued graduate studies in time and motion, work simplification and teacher education. In total he worked 50 years in printing, seven of which he taught offset press operation and printing management at Ferris State College in Michigan.

A past president of the Old Dominion Chapter Nos. 34, Greg and his wife, Betty, live in Rockville.

Afternoon Program - 1:30 p.
Using the Watchmaker’s K&D Inverto Staking and
Jeweling Set Plus a Simple Clockmaker’s Staking Set
Presenter: Edwin Fasanella

Chapter Vice President Ed Fasanella will present a “hands-on” demonstration of using the Watchmaker’s K & D Inverto Staking and Jeweling Set along with a simple Clockmaker’s Staking Set.

A long-time member of the Old Dominion Chapter Member, Ed has served twice as Chapter President and is currently serving as Vice President. He enjoys doing research on horological matters and serves as the editor of the NAWCC Research Activities Column in the NAWCC Bulletin.An NAWCC Fellow, Ed and his wife, Barbara, reside in Williamsburg.