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I joined the forum because my taste in watches runs toward vintage models, and like my old Triumph Spitfire many years ago, I found that you either have to spend a lot of money to keep things running smoothly, or you have to learn to do some things yourself!  I actually am a serious tinkerer in general, so watch repair is something that seems like fun rather than just a chore.  Thank you to the experienced members for sharing their knowledge!

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1 hour ago, vinn3 said:

welcome  to the forum,   another thing  that would keep the "old spitfire with you"  storage at 50 deg. and  55 % relativity humidity.   vin

Ha ha!  I live in a Mediterranean climate now, so actually pretty good for keeping old things (watches, me) in good shape.  :)

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