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Old 9 February 2007, 05:59 PM   #6
JJ Irani
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Did my research and asked my question on this topic before.

Every 5 years, probably not. Can a watch go 20 years without a service, maybe.

The question for me was if it is not serviced after 5 years will it grind down parts that make if a more expensive repair. I was told not really. A little more maybe but no enough to keep to the 5 years plan.

I guess I fall into the camp of when it breaks fix it. (or when the guilt gets too much and I have the extra cash to do it.)
I guess if we apply this same analogy to our cars, we'd come up with completely different answers.

Would any of us drive our cars into the ground without any oil change, filter change, sparkplug change, etc.?

Well, there you go....I wouldn't go OVER seven years with a Rolex waiting for a service.

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