The watches I’m now posting are serviced in the new workshop. This solid Gold Revue Sport could do with a routine service as the oil has dried up.
Movement looks to be in good condition.
Good amplitude, but it’s still a good idea to service the watch as there are traces of dirt and lack of oiling.
Very nice dial patina.
I remove the dial and hands and everything looks very good.
When removing the bridge screens, it’s worth remembering that the first screw is smaller than the rest.
I think last time this watch had a service it was dumped whole in the cleaning machine. You can see a film of some fluid underneath the train bridge.
The old mainspring in the barrel.
The cleaning machine has done a great job and the movement comes out looking like new.
Clean and oiled mainspring in the barrel.
I test that the balance moves freely after oiling the shock jewels.
Clean gear train aligned.
Winding/setting mechanism back together and greased.
Dial and hands go back in place.
Movement back in the case looking great. I also replaced the crown.
Same amplitude as before, but now there won’t be any unnecessary wear and tear.
The good condition of the dial combined with the patina makes a unique watch.
A very rare timepiece!