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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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I don’t know if this is the right place to be asking questions but this is the only HEUER forum I could find.
Anyway, I have a Heuer series 1000 quartz dive watch that is about 15 years old. It still keeps relatively accurate time (+1 sec/day). However, for the past couple of years it has been unreliable at times. There have been instances where it would run slow (about 5-10 min/day) or even stop. This happening even after changing the battery. It would go back to running well after I rest the time a couple of times.
My question is, this being a quartz watch, does it need some kind of servicing other than a battery change out? And if so, can I take to my local watch repairer or should I send it back to Heuer?
I have four other automatic watches and every 5-6 years I send them in for servicing. I’m not sure what I do for quartz watches. This was the first gift my wife ever gave me so it has sentimental value.
Thanks for any help.
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