Maintenance

Inspection

The inspection of watches is a detailed review of all their components to ensure proper functioning. The movement, hands, crown, gears, and, in digital watches, the battery are evaluated. Additionally, the overall condition is checked, and any potential issues or wear are detected.

Disassembly

The disassembly of a watch involves carefully taking apart all its components to perform repairs, adjustments, or cleaning. This process includes removing the case back, extracting the movement, hands, crown, gears, and other internal parts, ensuring that each component is kept in good condition and organized for reassembly. It is a delicate task that requires precision to avoid damaging the mechanisms.

Cleaning

The cleaning of a watch involves removing dirt, dust, and accumulated oils from its internal and external components. The watch is disassembled to delicately clean the parts, using specialized products and, in some cases, ultrasound. This process ensures that the mechanisms function optimally, prolonging the watch's lifespan.

Lubrication

The lubrication of a watch involves applying special oils to key points of the mechanism to reduce friction between its moving parts. This ensures smooth and precise movement, prevents wear, and helps maintain the watch's accuracy over time.

Verification

The completion of a watch repair includes assembling all the parts, checking the functionality, and adjusting the accuracy. It is verified that the watch keeps time correctly and that all mechanisms operate smoothly. Finally, the exterior of the watch is cleaned before returning it to the customer.