Mechanical watches have a number of moving parts that are lubricated to reduce friction. Over time, these lubricants degrade and will need replacing. Replacing lubricants, together with cleaning and regulating your watch, is all part of a service that should only be undertaken by a qualified watchmaker. Seals that keep your watch watertight will also degrade over time. We recommend getting your watch serviced every three to five years for most Oris watches, and every 10 years for Oris watches powered by Calibre 400 Series movements. Of course, if your watch stops at any point, or starts losing or gaining time, take it in for a service.
Process Switzerland to service your watch:
- Log in to your MyOris account
- Select the watch that needs to be serviced (My watches)
- Click the button ‘Request service’
- Select ‘Full service’
Process Switzerland to repair your watch:
- Log in to your MyOris account
- Select the watch that needs to be serviced (My watches)
- Click the button ‘Request service’
- Select ‘Repair service option’
The process for all other countries is described here.
