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Kevin of Larchmont · 12 December 2020, 12:00 AM

The primary variable in the life of the watch seems to be that the AD opened it up to replace the dial and hands. Also there is the unseen variable of magnetism. If the watch doesn’t run and you are more than halfway to the ten year service mark it seems prudent to have it serviced even if the timing is less than ideal. A watch that doesn’t run isn’t a watch, it’s a paperweight.

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12 December 2020, 12:00 AM	#1
Kevin of Larchmont 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: The Ice House Watch: Ingersoll Mickey Posts: 3,393	The primary variable in the life of the watch seems to be that the AD opened it up to replace the dial and hands. Also there is the unseen variable of magnetism. If the watch doesn’t run and you are more than halfway to the ten year service mark it seems prudent to have it serviced even if the timing is less than ideal. A watch that doesn’t run isn’t a watch, it’s a paperweight.

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