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TheWatchEnthusiast · 18 December 2018, 10:49 AM

Hello everyone. I bought a V serial 116520 Daytona purchased 4/09 and a 16610LV M serial purchased 4/10 from the original owner which basically never wore them. They came to me at almost NOS condition. The Watches besides looking brand new, wind and function like they are brand new and they keep excellent time.
The LV runs +3 sec a day and the Daytona -0.5 to +0.5 sec a day. They are both part of a large collection and they will be worn on a large rotation a couple a days a month or so.
Do the lubricants inside dry up even though the watches were not running for years? Do I need to service them do to time even though they weren’t running.
Please excuse my ignorance if this is basic knowledge.

18 December 2018, 10:49 AM	#1
TheWatchEnthusiast "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2018 Real Name: John Location: US Watch: 116610LV,SD43,BLNR Posts: 488	Service question Hello everyone. I bought a V serial 116520 Daytona purchased 4/09 and a 16610LV M serial purchased 4/10 from the original owner which basically never wore them. They came to me at almost NOS condition. The Watches besides looking brand new, wind and function like they are brand new and they keep excellent time. The LV runs +3 sec a day and the Daytona -0.5 to +0.5 sec a day. They are both part of a large collection and they will be worn on a large rotation a couple a days a month or so. Do the lubricants inside dry up even though the watches were not running for years? Do I need to service them do to time even though they weren’t running. Please excuse my ignorance if this is basic knowledge.

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