Seiko Club Singapore

Dear WIS,
Come across this watch repair course, pretty interesting. Will apply to attend one of the class soon.
Anyone interested?

https://www.facebook.com/Vincent-Watch- ... 968967749/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Seems to be the same person in SG-ROC. He also posted in WUS before.
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f6/career- ... 47114.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

yup, same guy, can find him in carousell, username vincent2008.

I am interested alao

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Want to sign up siol... but would like to understand how the course schedule and content like...

I have attended his class on 24 October. Overall I learn a lot from Vincent. He share with us whatever he know about watch servicing. We step-by-step guided to strip a ST5 movement to naked, clean and oiled the parts and later try to piece by piece assemble it back to working movement. But that day is the first class he ever organise, he booked the classroom until 3pm only, so not enough time for us to assemble back fully. He later offer us a make up class to make sure we learn the full cycle. New classes onward will be from 10am to 6pm. (My make up class will be on 28 Nov, come join me )

By just paying S$250 (including a NOS ST5 seagull watch) is well worth. Not mention the knowledge and hand on exercise. He also prepare teaching materials, all kind of tools required and even some videos to copy to your thumbdrive for reference.

This is a blog wrote by one of my "classmate" that day : https://musingsofawatchaddict.wordpress ... ing-class/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Very interesting!

ongwenghing wrote:I have attended his class on 24 October. Overall I learn a lot from Vincent. He share with us whatever he know about watch servicing. We step-by-step guided to strip a ST5 movement to naked, clean and oiled the parts and later try to piece by piece assemble it back to working movement. But that day is the first class he ever organise, he booked the classroom until 3pm only, so not enough time for us to assemble back fully. He later offer us a make up class to make sure we learn the full cycle. New classes onward will be from 10am to 6pm. (My make up class will be on 28 Nov, come join me )

By just paying S$250 (including a NOS ST5 seagull watch) is well worth. Not mention the knowledge and hand on exercise. He also prepare teaching materials, all kind of tools required and even some videos to copy to your thumbdrive for reference.

This is a blog wrote by one of my "classmate" that day : https://musingsofawatchaddict.wordpress ... ing-class/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

nice write up of the course!

https://carousell.com/p/31404316/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

this is the link to his post in carousell

Ohh... naan guai. Have chabor in his class...

Ed.YEO wrote:Ohh... naan guai. Have chabor in his class...

shdn't make any difference as the students are stripping the watch and not the chabor......

anyway the blog is a interesting read

Usually not much charbor, my class all 4 were guys

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Mai get rong hor... :lol
I mean numbers of fanatics may not be Carousell visitors. Most of the 2nd hand hunters will likely to surf other channels more than Carousell which sells more female merchandise stuffs.