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Hello to those of you who opened this article wondering, “What kind of watch maintenance tools should I buy?” or “Is it okay to wipe my watch with tissues or towels I have at home?” I’m Fujimoto, with about 30 years of experience in watch repair and having taught my skills to over 600 people. Let me start with the conclusion. Read more
Hello to those of you who opened this article wondering, “What’s the right way to wind elf winding?” “It doesn’t seem to wind up very well even when I shake it,” or “Will it break if I leave it sitting there while it’s stopped?” Fujimoto, who has been repairing watches for about 30 years and has taught his craft to over 600 people, continues... Read more
Hello to those of you who opened this article thinking, “Can I really change the battery in my watch myself?” or “It’s expensive to have a store do it, so I want to buy some tools and try doing it myself.” My name is Fujimoto, and I have about 30 years of experience in watch repair and have taught my skills to over 600 people. To get straight to the point, read on...
Hello to those of you who opened this article wondering, “Should I put a desiccant in my watch case when storing it?” or “Is it okay to leave my watch winder running all the time?” I’m Fujimoto, with about 30 years of experience in watch repair and having taught my craft to over 600 people. Read on for the conclusion.
"What's the right way to store a watch I take off every day?" "Is it true that putting it down with crown will break it?" Hello to all of you who opened this article with questions like these. I'm Fujimoto, a watch repair specialist with about 30 years of experience who has taught my craft to over 600 people. Read on for the conclusion.
"I don't know the right way to wind my watch." "I wind it every day, but it still doesn't seem to be running right." Hello to all of you who opened this article with questions like these. I'm Fujimoto, with about 30 years of experience in watch repair and having taught my craft to over 600 people. Let me start with the conclusion... Read more
*This article is based on actual problems encountered in watch repair shops. If you’ve opened this article because you’re wondering, “I’m concerned about scratches on my watch, so I want to polish it myself to make it look nice,” or “Is it okay to use store-bought polishing compounds or cloths?”, then keep reading.
*This article is based on actual problems encountered in watch repair shops. “My watch isn’t running well—is it okay to oil it myself?” “Is it safe to use oil or spray from a home improvement store?” If you’re reading this article because you have questions like these, continue reading...
"How do I set the date on my watch?" "Is it true that turning it randomly will break it?" Hello to all of you who opened this article with questions like these. I’m Fujimoto, with about 30 years of experience in watch repair and having taught my craft to over 600 people. To get straight to the point, when it comes to wristwatches... Read more
"Can I adjust the links on my watch myself?" "Is it possible to adjust the size using tools from a 100-yen store or other inexpensive sources?" Hello to all of you who opened this article with questions like these. I’m Fujimoto, with about 30 years of experience in watch repair and having taught my craft to over 600 people. Let me start with the conclusion... Read more
