Click Spring is a term associated with both a component in watchmaking and a popular YouTube channel dedicated to the art of clock and watchmaking. In the context of watch components, a click spring is a small but crucial part of a watch's winding mechanism. It works in conjunction with the ratchet wheel to produce the clicking sound heard when a watch is wound. The click spring ensures that the click returns to engage with the teeth of the ratchet wheel, preventing the mainspring from unwinding. This component is essential for maintaining the tension and proper functioning of the watch's movement.

In the realm of watchmaking media, Click Spring is also the name of a YouTube channel run by Chris, who creates detailed videos on the art of clock and watchmaking. The channel focuses on home machining projects, particularly the process of making clocks from raw metal stock. Chris's work is well-regarded for its educational value and craftsmanship, inspiring many enthusiasts and hobbyists in the field of horology.