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It usually only happens on watches that have been setting around a very long time and the oil pools. My advice and my staff is that wear it and if it works fine enjoy, do not push the service interval window, and the best thing to do is check the power reserve. If it is shorter than normal than the friction in the movement is to great and it needs a service as soon as possible if not sooner.
That is great advice Eric, Thanks! I'll do exactly that.
BTW, what business are you in? Sounds like you have a staff of watchmakers?