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The good news, if true, is that undamaged 32xx watches would only need to be cleaned and re-lubricated when the problem presents, and the design itself is sound. :
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But there are reports of watches sent in to service this problem that develop the same problem again.
If the same lubricants and epilames are used when servicing these movements, how would that fix the problem? It seems like some combination of new materials is needed, rather than using the existing combination.
Only if the application of the lubricants and epilames during the manufacturing process is faulty would a clean and lube fix the problem, assuming the actual design is sound.
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