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Hi. I have been watching your videos and learning a lot from them. Thank you for posting them.

I am a fan of Seiko divers with the 6309 caliber. I have a few I have taken down and put back together again. Mostly junkers for practice.

I'm just getting started as a hobby and I love the small work. It has been fun and relaxing.

I look forward to learning a whole lot more from you.

Thank you again

Mike, Docbondo

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Thank you all so much for the warm welcome. I'm happy to be a part of a friendly forum. I love the fact that other watch folk are out here and trying to help us newbies. 

This forum is FULL of great posts and info. The expertise of some that I have read are truly amazing. I am trying to learn as much as I can about the old Seiko divers because I just love them. I have worked on three 6309-729A s lately. Im so glad I learned about having a junker to practice on before working on a keeper. I learned a ton from that.

Im hoping to enroll in Mark's courses soon. I know I will learn a lot from him.

Thanks again for the welcome. Have a great Labor Day Holiday.

Mike

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