Your watch isn’t just an accessory—it’s a finely tuned machine that needs care to stay accurate and reliable. If your watch starts running too fast or too slow, it’s likely signaling a deeper issue. Quartz models that skip seconds are often just asking for a fresh battery, while mechanical watches acting erratically could be overdue for servicing. Water condensation under the glass is a red flag—it means moisture has breached the case and could be causing internal damage. Odd sounds like rattling or grinding are another warning sign; a watch should run silently, not sound like a maraca. If the crown or pushers feel stiff or too loose, internal parts may be worn or misaligned. Automatic watches that suddenly lose power reserve are struggling under the hood and need attention. And finally, if your watch looks battered—with faded dials, scratched crystals, or chipped bezels—it may be time for a professional touch-up or even a replacement. Your watch is a tool, a statement, and a companion. Don’t ignore the signs when it’s telling you something’s wrong—give it the maintenance it deserves to keep ticking strong.
source: https://rockwelltime.com/blogs/news/how-to-tell-if-your-watch-needs-service
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