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YARGH wrote:Skipdawg wrote:Then about 4 or 5 years ago I bought my first automatic and was hooked. And over time just kept adding to what I had and not selling any. Now and then gifting some out to family and friends and today have a decent little collection of close to 100 watches. LOL :D
How much is it costing you per year in servicing???
I don't service anything till it shows a need and then it depends on the watch. If you take care of a Auto or handcraker well you should not need to do anything at all for a good 25 to 30 years if the watch is built well if not longer.
What is "taking care of?" I mean, other than avoiding impacts and liquids? I thought it was some hard-and-fast rule that you had to service these things every 5 years. You're saying that's not the case?