> even Rolexes and super expensive watches are supposed to go in every few years for servicing. Not so true these days. For example Oris (Calibre 400) and Tudo

> even Rolexes and super expensive watches are supposed to go in every few years for servicing. Not so true these days. For example Oris (Calibre 400) and Tudor recommend service once every 10 years on their latest movements, if that. I know of Rolex owners that have gone 20 years without servicing they've still kept good time. I recently purchased a Pelagos and the watch maker at the shop told me I probably don't even need to get it serviced at the 10 year mark. Like anything YMMV. With things like using more jewels than ever, the latest movements are becoming extremely reliable and not needing service as often.