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Posted by: JessicaLaurie 1 month, 1 week agoThirty years ago, when James Lubic attended "watching school," watch repair was still primarily a family business, typically passed on from father to son. But as technology improved, watches stopped breaking so frequently (and became much cheaper), so people often simply replaced a watch when needed.
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