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who have collected a lot of wintage watches and need help and advices from other members in this forum. I´m from scandinavia and have bought a lot of old watches who miss a part or two in order to be complete and hope that I can get some advices here from other members who have the right experience. I´m a newbie in the field of watch repair, but hopefully I will learn from other members in this forum and be a guy who can distribute tips and tricks to other members in the future.

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