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  1. I was going through my watch files today and thought I would post this handy chart of watch movement sizes in lignes, "Lancashire" sizes, millimetres and inches - just for reference if anyone needs it. Watch sizes.rtf
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  2. Thankyou Mark, I always look forward to your videos & this is no exception. With the time & commitment it must take to produce such a professional & informative video, I'm more than pleased to become a $10 per month patron. Keep up the great work. Just watching the uncut 1hr 53min video by pool on holiday. A great way to while away a sunny afternoon. Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
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  3. Dear Mark, As always, thank you so much for your labors. It generally takes me a few times watching your videos to pick up on the knowledge contained. I'm sure I'll be watching this one more than once. It makes me happy to see things like this. In the modern era of atomic watches and $1 quartz movements, true timepieces cannot survive on physical properties alone. Much like other fine arts, horology will live and die by the passion and accessibility of its practitioners. Perhaps a bit philosophical for an internet forum, but videos like this go a long way towards that goal. Take care, all the best, Mute
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  4. That's good that you've got all the parts, and like Don, I'm looking forward to seeing the end result. Nice photos, keep them coming! :)
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  5. It's all for the good, the bad and the ugly! :D
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  6. Looking good Sendilkumar. All of those parts look very familiar to me from working on Citizen 11dp movements. I look forward to seeing the completed watch.
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  7. After many weeks i have got little time to spend to fix. Dial side full of rust and few parts are jammed Got spares for all of them.. Only job remains is, assemble back. :)
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