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Hello Dave,

Welcome from me as well, this forum is quite special because of the sharing of knowledge and help freely given when problems are encountered.  Also there is the  good humour that you will find here as well.  Don't be shy about airing your projects and any pictures of your successes or asking for help as I personally have found the forum to be a great help in my tinkering.  

Cheers,

Vic

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Hello and welcome Dave your now a member of the best watch repair forum on the net. You'll learn a lot here I thought I knew a fair bit but how wrong I was. I now know a whole lot more and I'm going to have to delete some childhood memories to fit it all in my head.

Mick

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