Hello all from NW FL.

[baggage1]

I just found the site today so I joined to learn a bit more about my new hobby. I have about 20 watches, a 4 watch winder, some tools and a curiosity about what I have on my wrist at various times. I like mechanical things so going from fixing my cars in years past, to working with machines making precision parts. I'm right at retirement age and slowing my life down to a low roar, trying to anyway. I bought a batch of watches to get the one I had years ago. I want to swap cases, hands and faces. I worked on a friends electric watch to see if I could get it running. Ended up buying her a new one. She is bigger than me... Not that I'm small, just sensible.    

[clockboy]

Welcome baggage1 to this friendly forum. Lots of like minded members here always willing to help & advise. 

Enjoy

[oldhippy]

Welcome to this friendly forum. Lots of info on here for you, we also like photos, just ask if you can't find what you want.

[Cad101]

Hello and welcome.

[dadistic]

Hello and welcome!

There is tons of stuff on this site that can help someone to get started, and if you don't find what you are looking for, just ask!

[tmac1956]

Welcome fellow Floridian!

[SeikoWatch]

Hello and welcome Baggage

[digginstony]

Hello and welcome. Check out Marks videos on the Forum if you haven't already. There very helpful and he's a natural teacher

Sent from my SM-T585 using Tapatalk

[baggage1]

Thank y'all very kindly. I feel so proud to be a part of such a warm and friendly group. I have seen Mark's videos and they are very instructive and informative. His new shop is really nice. Perhaps my journey form macro/maintenance to micro/maintenance will be just as rewarding.