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chamen · 20 July 2011, 07:33 AM

Hello Forum...
I dropped by watch yesterday by accident. It fell about 3' onto a ceramic tile floor. Fortunately there was little to no cosmetic damage, however I am definitely seeing some adverse effects on the watch's timekeeping: Its losing 1 second per hour.

What is the correct next step? Should I stop the mechanical movement of the watch? Wear it normally until I have it serviced? Or something else?

Your guidance is appreciated.

Thank you!

20 July 2011, 07:33 AM	#1
chamen "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Real Name: Charles Location: USA Watch: Rolex SS Sub-C Posts: 14	Proper handling of a possibly damaged watch Hello Forum... I dropped by watch yesterday by accident. It fell about 3' onto a ceramic tile floor. Fortunately there was little to no cosmetic damage, however I am definitely seeing some adverse effects on the watch's timekeeping: Its losing 1 second per hour. What is the correct next step? Should I stop the mechanical movement of the watch? Wear it normally until I have it serviced? Or something else? Your guidance is appreciated. Thank you!

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