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EPISODE · May 18, 2018 · 11 MIN

Fundamental Oiling Principles

from The No BS Watchmaking Show · host Anthony from No BS Watchmaker

This is an OLDIE! I has created this way back and even though i sound a bit boring and choppy, the advice still holds true! Argh- i sound terrible! Fundamentals in Watchmaking start with Oiling. In today’s episode, I go over some fundamental key principles that you’ll need as a watchmaker or aspiring watchmaker. I kept it short, simple, direct, and to the point.

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