Unfortunately I was not as well versed in watches when I was married about 5.5 years ago. I requested my fiance buy me an Arvo watch, which, while it looks okay, is really a pretty cheap piece and lacking severely in quality. I'd like to replace it/get rid of it, but I'd feel guilty since it was a wedding present from my wife.
I've bought some tools and a movement to start out, because if I can't swing that on my own, it's unlikely paying for a course is going to be worth my time/money. I emailed Chris (head watchmaker) at AnOrdain, and he provided some guidance on some available courses (see image).
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