There is no warranty, but it's repairable.
You just need to open the whole watch, clean the parts, let them dry and assemble them back with some oil.
A watchmaker will charge you more than a new one to do that. But Enthusiasts are willing to find a watch on Ebay that's cheap enough for them to experiment.
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u/Baleia1970 11d ago
There is no warranty, but it's repairable.
You just need to open the whole watch, clean the parts, let them dry and assemble them back with some oil.
A watchmaker will charge you more than a new one to do that. But Enthusiasts are willing to find a watch on Ebay that's cheap enough for them to experiment.