CW21 Certification Water
Resistance Exam 150 Advanced
Multiple-Choice Questions
Covering ISO 22810, ISO 6425,
Gasket Science, Case Construction,
Testing Protocols, Troubleshooting,
and Repair Procedures for
Professional Watchmakers in
Harrison, Ohio, September 21–25.
Table of Contents
1.
(Questions 1–10)
2. (Questions
11–30)
3. (Questions 31–50)
4. (Questions 51–70)
5. (Questions 71–90)
6. (Questions 91–110)
7. (Questions 111–130)
, 8. (Questions
131–150)
Section 1: CW21 Certification Framework & Water
Resistance Elective
🟢
• A. 3.0 rubric (42.9%)
• B. 4.0 rubric (57.1%)
• 🔴🔴 C. 5.0 rubric (71.4%)
• D. 6.0 rubric (85.7%)
The AWCI Standards and Practices specify that to become certified as a
CW21, the candidate must score at least a 5.0 rubric (71.4%) on each of the 5 items in
the examination.
🟢
• A. Manufacturing a balance staff using a lathe
• B. Diagnosing and repairing a quartz movement
• 🔴🔴 C. Troubleshooting, repairing, and making a watch case water
resistant
• D. Refinishing a case and bracelet to factory standards
, The water resistance elective component consists of a watch case to
troubleshoot, repair, and then make water resistant.
🟢
• A. One elective
• 🔴🔴 B. Two electives
• C. Three electives
• D. Four electives
Candidates must pass three core components and two electives to attain
the CW21 certification.
🟢
• A. Cincinnati, Ohio
• 🔴🔴 B. Harrison, Ohio
• C. Dayton, Ohio
• D. Columbus, Ohio
AWCI will host CW21 certification at its headquarters in Harrison, Ohio.
, 🟢
• A. $1,200
• B. $1,000
• C. $800
• 🔴🔴 D. $500
The registration cost for the Water Resistance elective component is
$500.
🟢
• A. Theory
• B. Precision Timing
• C. Automatic Chronograph
• 🔴🔴 D. Water Resistance
Water Resistance is an elective component, not a core component. The
three core components are Theory, Precision Timing, and Automatic Chronograph.
🟢
• A. Five
• B. Seven
• 🔴🔴 C. Ten
Resistance Exam 150 Advanced
Multiple-Choice Questions
Covering ISO 22810, ISO 6425,
Gasket Science, Case Construction,
Testing Protocols, Troubleshooting,
and Repair Procedures for
Professional Watchmakers in
Harrison, Ohio, September 21–25.
Table of Contents
1.
(Questions 1–10)
2. (Questions
11–30)
3. (Questions 31–50)
4. (Questions 51–70)
5. (Questions 71–90)
6. (Questions 91–110)
7. (Questions 111–130)
, 8. (Questions
131–150)
Section 1: CW21 Certification Framework & Water
Resistance Elective
🟢
• A. 3.0 rubric (42.9%)
• B. 4.0 rubric (57.1%)
• 🔴🔴 C. 5.0 rubric (71.4%)
• D. 6.0 rubric (85.7%)
The AWCI Standards and Practices specify that to become certified as a
CW21, the candidate must score at least a 5.0 rubric (71.4%) on each of the 5 items in
the examination.
🟢
• A. Manufacturing a balance staff using a lathe
• B. Diagnosing and repairing a quartz movement
• 🔴🔴 C. Troubleshooting, repairing, and making a watch case water
resistant
• D. Refinishing a case and bracelet to factory standards
, The water resistance elective component consists of a watch case to
troubleshoot, repair, and then make water resistant.
🟢
• A. One elective
• 🔴🔴 B. Two electives
• C. Three electives
• D. Four electives
Candidates must pass three core components and two electives to attain
the CW21 certification.
🟢
• A. Cincinnati, Ohio
• 🔴🔴 B. Harrison, Ohio
• C. Dayton, Ohio
• D. Columbus, Ohio
AWCI will host CW21 certification at its headquarters in Harrison, Ohio.
, 🟢
• A. $1,200
• B. $1,000
• C. $800
• 🔴🔴 D. $500
The registration cost for the Water Resistance elective component is
$500.
🟢
• A. Theory
• B. Precision Timing
• C. Automatic Chronograph
• 🔴🔴 D. Water Resistance
Water Resistance is an elective component, not a core component. The
three core components are Theory, Precision Timing, and Automatic Chronograph.
🟢
• A. Five
• B. Seven
• 🔴🔴 C. Ten
