WATCH SERVICE 101 - EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE SERVICING!
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Having your watch serviced is a very important step for any watch. I am speaking from experience when I say these are some important questions you must ask before making the decision of sending your prized possession in for service!
00:00 Intro
00:15 What is a watch service
02:52 Where should you send it
05:39 Who should do it
07:55 When should I service it
11:21 What is a refinish
12:20 If I should ever service
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Probably the best video I've seen on servicing. Answered all of my questions.
Hey Man! Been watching you for a long time. Just want to say that I think you are the ONLY 100% HONEST watch guy out there. I would NEVER question any piece I got from you. I just wish I had known that before I dealt with some of the others that I had dealings with in the past. Thanks for keeping it REAL and HONEST ! If i ever need another piece.... I'll come to you first ! Thanks for the honesty ! and keep up the GREAT videos !
you are so right. Only service it when it shows signs of going wrong. Overservicing a watch is potentially damaging the components, and costs a lot of money for nothing. Depends on the brand. My Rolexes never needed anything, like my Omegas, but my AP's are a bit more.... fragile and need more frequently a service to beat accurately. Keep going your videos are always very informative, thank you !
ALWAYS take close-up photos of the front AND back of the watch, at the actual time and place where you hand the watch in for service. you may need those photos later to prove what condition the watch was in when you handed it in.... speaking from experience here.
Where do you take it to some hole in a wall.
I agree with all your points. In other words, own the watch and don't let the watch own you 💯
Spray WD 40 😂.... priceless
Best servicing video I've seen. Agreed all-around!
Eric leaving big money on the table for honesty and integrity about watch service intervals. I agree. If you didn’t dip it in a toilet tank or the Salton Sea, let it be.
Agreed had my GMT master since 2016 was a year old when I bought it no where near ready nor will i think it will need a service.
Dude, if your watch went into the Salton Sea...that would definitely test the metal corrosion resistance from the watch material. Or see your watch dissolve before your eyes.
been "watch"ing you're videos for a coo minute now brotha n this video answered a lotta Q's for me, going on a year my AD offered me my 41 MM Wimbledon DJ n it sits in the safe more that it does on my wrist but i do rock it, keep up the great work
Thanks tight and concise video! Excellent work Reic !!
Good one, thanks Éric !
Best educational video you ever made agree 💯
Thanks for the great advice Eric 🙏
Great video, Great advice!!
Really helpful. Thank you
Great video! Just common sense and no BS.
This is golden
Eric you’re the man 👌🏻
Great vid, lots of perspective. Thanks.
Great video!!
Well done Eric, very very informative
Hey Eric. Spot on video we all have stories Well Done !
Outstanding video
As far as Rolex goes, I do wonder about their accuracy statements..their latest movements having a +2/-2 accuracy claim. Previous generation movements can be regulated to that accuracy even though Rolex’s claimed accuracy for those movements was not as stringent. So part of me wonders if the new +2/-2 accuracy statement by Rolex isn’t based on having a better movement, but simply an attempt at getting more owners to believe their watch needs servicing when they see their movement is outside the Rolex stated accuracy.
Great video. No hype. Just solid advice.
Awesome and detailed video!
Very informative content !!! Watch eric the best
10/10 Eric.
Excellent video
Man, Eric know his shit!
Great video, super informative.
We need more day in the life!
My watch winder is my wrist.
Great Video. Greetings from Santa Barbara.
Nice video, Eric. Who are some specialists you'd recommend for refinishing and service?
love that Video. Greetings from Germany 😊
great content, but I do use a watch winder (sparingly). If I plan to wear an unwound watch the next day, I'll put it in the winder over night for a gentle wind.
I used the WD40. Seemed to do the trick. 😮
great video
Great discussion. For those who don’t think 5 sec/day is ok - do the math!
Let’s hope local watchmakers survive so we have the option not to send everything to SUI; lost a few during/after the pandemic - rents went up, couldn’t afford to stay in business. Sad.
good info
I think I had that haircut in my fifth grade yearbook from Riverside Elementary. In the 80s with the Marielitas.🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺 Que!Bola! Esere?😆
Nice video Eric ! Not much out there on this. When are we going to see a video on the 993 ? Great pick up from Danny at Real Muscle Car.
I’ve got a dozen Rolex and AP… I can’t remember the last time I looked at my watch for the time… in fact I’m several occasions I looked and it’s wrong because I forgot to set the time after switching 😂
12:00 I remember all my big scratches on my rolex, every one of them tells a story, and that’s the beauty of them
I will never polish my watch, i will beat it up till i pass down to my son , then it’s up to him if he wants to polish or not, till then i will enjoy wearing it without any concern
Hi eric you’ve mention not to over using and underutilize. If its just on the weekends that i use my watch will it do just fine? Thnx
Good vid. I have a couple of watches with the ETA 2824-2 movement in them and I've been quoted $400 for a full service on each providing they don't find anything else wrong. Now I can buy an ETA 28224-2 for $200-$250 new. Looking at several videos on hand removal and installation does not look that complicated so I'm contemplating buying a new movement and installing it myself. What are some of the biggest considerations besides tools (I have the tools for this job) in replacing a movement?
Eric .. what do you mean by sending the watch " Directly to the Manufacture " ...? If I bought my Rolex from Watches of Switzerland and I go there for the service it's being considered that it's going " Directly to the Manufacture " or not? If not, how can I send it " Directly to the Manufacture " ..? Thanks... Im from New York
For those with the 32xx low amplitude problem, they’ll need service regardless.
'Serviced' means a different thing when it comes to dealers. They all advertise as 'serviced' but when asked who did the service, they start blowing smoke and act shady.
Basically, their 'serviced' means 'regulated' and re-sealed, then usually a poor refinish in a cost saving attempt to look good and run as it should.
I usually just open the case back, spray in some WD40, and call it a day.
watch winders are fine for perpetuals.... otherwise service when needed or every decade
its not like a tune up, its like a full rebuild of your engine.
Been burned by independent watchmakers. Charge way more than in-house and take way longer, and feed you unnecessary bs info. Have had great experience with omega, Tudor, and tag heuer. Average wait time 2 months.
You have made me nervous. I live on Long Island and took my Father’s 1973 Rolex Datejust to London Jewelers in Southampton. They sent it to Rolex for a full service including a new crystal and a polishing. I’m also getting a new bracelet because it was very worn out. I hope it is done right. It’s costing me almost $2500😮.
If it ain’t broke- leave it alone.
Buy the eyes of the person offering advice..I do not trust people, especially on you tube, who never show their eyes..