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I own a Speedmaster that I purchased new at an authorized dealer about 2 1/2 years ago. I went in last week to the dealer to ask if I should have seals checked or whatever, thinking of preventative maintanence. They said no, If you have no problems, it should`nt be opened. They also said it should be oiled and serviced between 5-7 years after purchase. I thought I read somewhere(maybe here) that your watch should be checked yearly. What is the reasonable thing to do. I want to make sure it gets the best care.
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