This IS my first post. So let me introduce myself. I'm a Spanish watch colector, now starting to understand deeply what's inside my automatic items
It has been a huge surprisw to me this interesting place crowded wich such friendly, caring and wise people.
My aim is to learn and add some knowdkedfe too, as much as I can.
Actuallt I own a Seiko 5 caliber 6309 and a Citizen caliber 8200.
As the english is not my mother tongue and I've also got a sight-disabling condition, i beg a bit of comprension should I conmit some mistakes or if I use strange phrase variaruibs. I do not use any translator.
Cheers to all!
Hello Manualeitor! Welcome to Caliber Corner, glad you found the site!
Two great movements so far, the 6309 and 8200 🙂
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