The article highlights the inevitability of servicing mechanical watches, typically every three to five years, due to their intricate moving parts. Traditional service methods include returning watches to brands, which can be costly and risky for vintage models, or relying on dwindling independent watchmakers. However, the industry is adapting, as seen with WatchCheck, a digital service company. They simplify the servicing process through an online platform, allowing customers to enter watch details and receive quotes, alongside easy shipping options, enhancing convenience and accessibility for watch maintenance.
"Eventually, this means that your watch will need service; most brands recommend servicing a mechanical watch every three to five years, though some extend that interval."
"WatchCheck takes the guesswork, hassle and back-and-forth of the typical service experience and migrates it to an easy-to-use online interface, streamlining the process for consumers."
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