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<blockquote data-quote="thor447" data-source="post: 4096170" data-attributes="member: 24867"><p>I repair watches as a side hobby. I started doing it because I was fascinated by the mechanics and I had some of my own that were due for a service. It's grown exponentially from there, but it's still a side gig. I don't make a lot of money from it. Truth be told I'm down quite a bit, but I have a bunch of cool old watches now and a lot of specialty tooling. It's still just been a friends and family type of thing when I work on other people's watches, and I charge about as much as a Chinese sweat shop laborer for the work considering the amount of hours invested in each watch, but it is a rewarding process.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thor447, post: 4096170, member: 24867"] I repair watches as a side hobby. I started doing it because I was fascinated by the mechanics and I had some of my own that were due for a service. It's grown exponentially from there, but it's still a side gig. I don't make a lot of money from it. Truth be told I'm down quite a bit, but I have a bunch of cool old watches now and a lot of specialty tooling. It's still just been a friends and family type of thing when I work on other people's watches, and I charge about as much as a Chinese sweat shop laborer for the work considering the amount of hours invested in each watch, but it is a rewarding process. [/QUOTE]
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