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Thanks for your reply it’s greatly appreciated! I’ll take a look at cousins and get a list put together. I had a feeling that the cheap kits online would be a waste of my time. Would you say my short list of tools is adequate for working on a movement only?I’m unsure of the tool sizing as there are loads of options available. Im just practicing at this point so there’s no case/dial, I’m interested in the movement first. Also thank you for the reading material 😄 -
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It might be a good idea to clear out all your browser caches (this should include any DNS caching). I might also be inclined to recommend Roy from the IT crowd’s answer to everything - Have you tried turning it off and then on again? 🙂 But seriously - sometimes a phone reboot can help. If problem persists then you can then know that its an upstream issue rather than your device. -
By bakeeneitje · Posted
Hi, I'm Marcel (51) from The Netherlands. I recently started my first vintage watch project. Before that I mainly worked on the necessary basic knowledge with the help of videos, forums, such as WatchRepairTalk, and other online information. So today the step to also become active on WRT. I hope to learn a lot from you. Best regards, Marcel -
By watchweasol · Posted
Hello and welcome to the forum, the best path to take is to get some medium priced tools , look at Cousins UK . They are a material house and are open to all. There medium priced screwdrivers are middle of the road and wil if looked fore serve you well into the foture I have added a little reading for you to help. TZIllustratedGlossary.pdf Watch_tools_tipps.pdf
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