27/07/2026
A watch may stop without warning, but there’s always a reason behind it.
This Rolex Explorer Ref. 214270, powered by the Caliber 3132, was brought to our workshop after it suddenly stopped running.
During our initial assessment, we found signs of deteriorated lubricants, and based on the symptoms, we suspected a broken mainspring. After a complete disassembly of the movement, our diagnosis was confirmed—the mainspring had indeed failed.
The watch then underwent our complete service maintenance process, including a thorough inspection, professional cleaning, replacement of the damaged mainspring, precise lubrication, careful reassembly, calibration, and final quality control.
To verify the results, the movement was tested using a timegrapher—an essential diagnostic tool that measures the watch’s accuracy, amplitude, and beat error. The final readings confirmed that the movement was once again performing within proper operating standards and was ready to be returned to its owner.
Because every timepiece deserves more than just a repair—it deserves the proper care it needs.
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• Watch Atelier – Pavilion Mall Biñan, Ground Floor, Building A
• SM City Dasmariñas – 2nd Level, near Wendy’s
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