Then I don't know what the differences in the numbers. This actually has two separate numbers it's listed as this Frédéric Piguet - Cal. But they had other parts and those have a different movement number. So perhaps you can only get the battery if you buy the movement. Strangely enough no batteries are listed as a replacement parts. So I found it on the cousins websites and you can buy the movement it is rather pricey. We do Battery Replacements, Crystal Repair, Pressure Tests, Seal checks, And Band replacement for ROLEX, PATEK PHILIPPE, ACCUTRON, ALPINA, AUDEMARS PIGUET, B.R.M.,BALL, BAUME & MERCIER, BEDAT & CO, BELL & ROSS, BERTOLUCCI, BLANCPAIN, BREGUET, BREITLING, BULGARI, BULOVA, CALVIN KLEIN, CARAVELLE BY BULOVA, CARAVELLE NEW YORK, CARL F.So it be nice to have a picture it's always nice to know what I'm looking for. We recommend routine cleaning on your mechanical watch every three years to five years. Regular maintenance will help keep your watch operating as it should. Dust, moisture, impact, and simple normal mechanical movement will wear down your watch parts. From the most modern watches to vintage pieces, all watches succumb to both time and the elements. If you value your watch or timepiece, you will want to keep it maintained, just as you would your car or any other valuable piece of machinery. Your cleaned, oiled, reassembled, time tested and pressure tested timepiece will perform longer and better with routine maintenance. This preventative maintenance, as described in the complete movement service section above, removes dirt and grime that may have accumulated in your watch, and which cause the finely fit pivot points to wear. Many manufacturers recommend routine servicing of your mechanical watch, even if it is running properly. We cannot warranty your watch against dropping, damage, corrosion, or any repairs not performed by our technicians. Our complete movement service carries a one year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If your watch is an automatic wind, we will place your watch on a winding wheel that simulates the motion of your wrist to see if your watch winds appropriately and runs accurately. We will wind your timepiece and perform extended-length testing to be certain that it keeps accurate time in all positions, and that the day and date dials (if applicable) change properly. If your watch is water-resistant we will test the water resistance to factory specifications and replace components such as the crown, crystal, buttons, or gaskets as deemed necessary, in order to restore the water-resistance of your watch to factory specifications.įrom there, your watch goes over to Quality Control – “QC”. Your timepiece is then tested on our state-of-the-art timing equipment and final adjustments are made. Adjustments and fine-tuning assure accurate timekeeping. Defective parts are repaired or replaced as deemed necessary.
After the watch parts are thoroughly cleaned, the watchmaker painstakingly reassembles your watch and lubricates with specialized synthetic oils.
At the same time, the case and bracelet are cleaned ultrasonically, (polishing optional) and reassembled. Next, your timepiece is completely disassembled, piece by piece, and parts are placed in a specialized cleaning machine. Our complete movement service is a comprehensive process that starts with the watchmaker inspecting your timepiece to determine which repairs are needed. Complete Movement Service – Mechanical Watch
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