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Hi does anyone knows a watch repairer a could learn a live in the UK near the Bristol erea I'm not in for the money just keen on learning have done the Bhi course with British horological institution want to develop my skills furthermore gain experiences I'm a quick learner adapt to new challenges very friendly well spoken English. [email protected] thank you 

 

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