Inspection and Repair

The watchmaker performs a comprehensive check of the watch's function, appearance, and performance, followed by a diagnosis.

The watchmaker opens the case, removes the movement (including the hands and dial), and checks the performance, accuracy, lubrication, and any malfunctioning components.

The movement is fully disassembled. Each part is inspected, replaced if needed, and cleaned with an ultrasonic bath. The movement is then reassembled, lubricated, and adjusted for precision according to ZENITH standards.

The watchmaker installs and adjusts the dial and hands, then places the movement into the case.

The watchmaker performs checks, including operation in five positions, function check, automatic operation, and automatic winding.

Any non-essential or additional repairs, such as replacing buttons, crystals, etc.

All gaskets are replaced (including those on the case back, crystal, bezel, crown tube, crown, buttons, and adjuster).

The case and metal bracelet are cleaned using an ultrasonic bath.

Before returning the watch to the customer, the quality control department checks the functionality, including automatic winding, rate tests in five positions, power reserve, and water resistance tests according to the watch’s specifications, followed by a final aesthetic inspection.