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Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself.

I'm a full time watchmaker from south Louisiana. I've been working on watches for about 10yrs now. Im very fortunate that I get to see and repair a wide variety of watches daily, and have been able to receive some great training over the years.

I mostly enjoy working on vintage pieces, but also love the newer more precise movements we have today.

When I'm not working on watches I enjoy competing in a variety of cooking competitions.

I look forward to reading and participating in this forum.

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A warm welcome to the forum and thank you for an informative introduction Jarren. This is a very friendly place, with active watch repairers working at all levels, from raw amateurs to consummate professionals. I'm very much looking forward to your future input.

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Feel free to post some of your cooking creations in the WRT lounge, there are a few on here with culinary skills that will be interested!

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