I bought a couple at a garage sale a while ago and they've been extremely useful. Yesterday I happened upon a free box on the sidewalk with 8 or 10 of them. A lifetime supply, but it turns out these are still available.
Watch Parts Trays
Vintage glass furniture coasters for protecting floors under table legs and such are just about perfect for holding one or two watch parts for awhile while work is underway. They are a good size, easy to see into, easy to keep clean, and heavy enough to never get tipped over. Ideal...
I bought a couple at a garage sale a while ago and they've been extremely useful. Yesterday I happened upon a free box on the sidewalk with 8 or 10 of them. A lifetime supply, but it turns out these are still available.
I bought a couple at a garage sale a while ago and they've been extremely useful. Yesterday I happened upon a free box on the sidewalk with 8 or 10 of them. A lifetime supply, but it turns out these are still available.
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