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aasubo · 22 September 2019, 05:08 AM

Often you read:

No service necessary, watch runs within specification, but due to age (maybe 10 years plus) it was lubricated / oiled and it got new seals for water resistance.

Is this such a lazy move on behalf of a seller to suggest a maintained watch to the customer or does actually deliver a result and can this even be done without taking apart the movement of the watch?

Thanks for all answers!

BR
Torsten

22 September 2019, 05:08 AM	#1
aasubo "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Germany Posts: 249	Is there such a thing as „Lubricate/Oil a movement“ without full service Often you read: No service necessary, watch runs within specification, but due to age (maybe 10 years plus) it was lubricated / oiled and it got new seals for water resistance. Is this such a lazy move on behalf of a seller to suggest a maintained watch to the customer or does actually deliver a result and can this even be done without taking apart the movement of the watch? Thanks for all answers! BR Torsten

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