EXPERT SERVICES
By Jennifer Brugh
Keeping Time THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF REGULAR MAINTENANCE FOR SWISS WATCHES
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COMMON SERVICE INCLUDES: Cleaning Battery replacements Water resistant testing Seal and gasket replacement Component replacement Accuracy adjustments Mechanical movement overhaul Case and bracelet polishing Still, you shouldn’t trust just anyone to maintain your timepiece. You’ll want a certified watchmaker (like ours) to handle this for you. Owning a fine Swiss timepiece is a great privilege that comes with great (maintenance) responsibility. Regular servicing ensures a watch’s precision, longevity, and aesthetic appeal. However, neglecting maintenance can lead to wear and tear, affecting the watch’s performance and value.
Certified watchmakers undergo extensive training, often at renowned institutions like WOSTEP (Watchmakers of Switzerland Training and Educational Program), Lititz Watch Technicum, or the North American Institute of Swiss Watchmaking. A watchmaker’s education includes theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and hands-on experience, ensuring they can handle the intricate mechanisms of Swiss watches. REGULAR MAINTENANCE BY A CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER PRESERVES YOUR WATCH’S FUNCTIONALITY AND BEAUTY,
MAKING IT A TIMELESS INVESTMENT YOU CAN PASS DOWN TO FUTURE GENERATIONS.
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