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You could do, but I’d be careful in case someone decides to charge you for a full clean/service which is pointless. You could ask for a quote for a movement replacement, or even provide the spare movement by buying one yourself. If you don’t get any reasonable estimates then wait a month or two and I may be able to take a look (I’ve done my BHI quartz exams, and these are fairly simple).
rodabod-
I don't suppose you know anything about accurist quartzes do you?
I've got a chronograph about twenty years old that I've been trying to get repaired for sentimental reasons but have drawn a blank so far.
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Will ask for estimates and let you know. But tbh, more than happy to wait if you want to have a go, as sentimental value will double if it gets fixed by a fellow lfgss member. Let me know if you do and I will deliver or post it to you
aggi
frankohara
It stopped completely last night... shall I take off the battery and send it somewhere local that deals with quartz movements?