Part 3: Please "sign" up all that are interested

[vinylgreek]

I haven't read every post in the thread but this is eerily familiar to something that Gabe got started a while back on *ahem* another forum. It was what really triggered my deep fascination with the brand. Is there a thread with members' completed project photos?

[pollyc]

This thread has been going for some time.  I will be going all the way to try to learn watch servicing, getting a bit more involved than previously covered so it could be a baptism of fire.  No doubt pleas for help will be forthcoming!


The general plan is to see if I can cope with the small size and if it all goes back together I will invest in cleaning tackle.  6309...how difficult can it be?


Mike

[serdal22]

I am in!!!  Errr, am I a bit too late?  Better late than never  .

For a very long time, since I began collecting and obsessed by this lust for watches, I wanted to be able to understand and know and fix movements and also do some basic to pro level polishings and brushings and buffing jobs etc . . .

I already ordered two non-working 6309 movements from a very valuable member of our watch lovers family. I will receive them next week, probably. And the same member mentioned, even sent the link to this section. I am grateful to you Dan! Without you I couldn't have known about this project / school. Thank you so much, brother! 

On the other hand, is there such a thread / tutorial about 6306, 7S26, 7S36, and even ETA movements, please? Any info will be very valuable.

I just began reading threads and posts in this section. I am excited. I am very grateful to John and to everybody for contributing and sharing their precious treasure of knowledge. This is priceless, this is family, our family!  .

Very Best Regards . . .

Capt. Serdal a.k.a. The Future Watchmaker