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Distance Learning & practical horology COURSES
The BHI has been training horologists since 1858 - We’ll guide you through your training to reach your goals
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Build Your Own Watch
Take your passion for watches to the next level by creating one of your very own.
BYOW CourseMerry Christmas from everyone at the BHI
Please note that the office will be closed over the festive period from December 19th until the 6th of January
Membership
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It’s now even easier to renew and manage your membership. Renew now at the same price as 2025 and keep receiving the same great benefits.
Examinations 2026
Entry to the BHI Examinations 2026 is now open.
The entry period is 1 December 2025 – 31 January 2026. Book your place today.
Courses and Events
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Basic Watch
Discover the art of watchmaking in this immersive three-day beginner’s course.
Under expert guidance, you’ll dismantle, clean, reassemble, oil, and regulate a Seagull ST3600 movement to professional standards, and leave with a fully functioning watch you’ve built yourself.
No previous experience is needed, just curiosity and a steady hand. This course is the perfect introduction to the fascinating world of mechanical timepieces.
Clock Taster Days
Ever wondered how clocks work?
Come along to Upton Hall for a fun and informative taster day led by our professional tutors. You don’t need any experience or prior knowledge, simply turn up, learn from the best, and get some hands-on experience exploring the world of timepieces.
Welcome to the BHI
The British Horological Institute has been training horologists in clock and watch repair and creation, and supporting the horological industry since 1858. Whether you’re a complete beginner looking for an initial taster day or a professional seeking accreditation and further development, we have the clock or watch making course for you.
JOIN & MEMBERSHIP
Why join the BHI & Benefits
Anyone can join the BHI as an associate member, wherever you are in the world, with no prerequisites. The benefits of associate membership include:
→ Access to BHI distance learning and short courses
→ Take examinations leading to professional qualifications
→ Free subscription to the Horological Journal
→ Access to the online Members’ Forum
→ Access to all 160+ years of the HJ digital archive
The Horologist
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Latest Articles
14 November 2025
167th Annual General Meeting
Saturday 17 January 2026 at 1pmNotice of Meeting and Agenda Agenda By Order of the Council
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October 2025 Horological Journal
This month we feature one of the earliest pendulum clocks made in Britain – the Fromanteel Pendulum ‘Box Clock’ – on the covers. The clock has certainly had an interesting 20th century, which Justin Koullapis FBHI describes in his article. Also in this issue, David Poole MBE FBHI continues his ‘Let’s make a clock’ series, […]
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