Chris and Jon discuss some new potential camera and video options for watchmakers, specifically in the studio, as well as some follow-up on free-sprung balances. Seeing Through a Watchmaker’s Eyes IWC’s Cyberloupe IWC Virtual Tours In light of COVID-19, IWC has launched an online initiative allowing people to tour their manufacturing facilities virtually, including getting a peek through the loupe of a watchamker, thanks to their Cyberloupe A Digital Loupe Chris & Jon first chatted about the concept of a virtual loupe back in episode 19 Scalar Teleglass T3-F The head-mounted display Jon used to build a digital loupe over a decade ago GoPro 4K Action Cameras Back-Bone A Canadian company that mods GoPro and Sony cameras Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera A 12.3 megapixel camera module for the Raspberry Pi DIY Book Scanner C-Mount Lenses Book Scanner at Ottawa U The University of Ottawa has a self-serve book scanner available for public use at the Morisset Library Adobe Scan Scanning and OCR software for mobile devices Getting the iPad to Pro Craig Mod echoes some of the foibles Jon has experienced using Apple’s Notes app PDF Expert The PDF app Chris uses Aluminum Rail Antique Hairspring Vibrating Tool Digital Hairspring Vibrating Tool from Rataspari Watchmaking by George Daniels Microset Watch & clock timer Light Gate KHWCC Watchmaking Competence Center, where Henrik Korpela is a professor WOSTEP Watchmakers of Switzerland Training & Education Program Hamilton Watches F.P. Journe Kari Voutilainen George Daniels Roger W. Smith Philippe Dufour Gyromax The free-sprung rate adjustment system used by Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Nivarox The Swatch Group Ferdinand Berthoud Chronomètre FB 2RE.2