Why don't mechanical watches go? How to solve it?

There can be a number of reasons why a mechanical watch isn't working, and the solution will depend on the specific problem. The mechanical watch factory suggests first finding out the specific problems of the mechanical watch and then solving the problem. Here are some common issues that can cause a mechanical watch to stop working and their possible solutions:

1. The watch does not wind

Mechanical watches need to be wound regularly to keep running. If the watch hasn't been wound in a while, it may simply be out of battery. To fix this, manually wind the watch by turning the crown (the small knob on the side of the watch) clockwise a few times.

2. The main spring is broken

The main spring is the spiral spring that powers the watch movement. If it is broken, the watch will not run. If this is the case, the watch will need to be serviced by a professional watchmaker to replace the mainspring.

3. Dirty watch movement

Dirt, dust, and other debris can accumulate in a watch movement over time, causing it to slow down or stop. A watchmaker can clean the movement and oil the parts to restore proper function.

4. Stuck watch hands

Sometimes watch hands get stuck on each other or on the dial, causing the watch to stop running.

5. The movement is worn or damaged

the movement is the heart of the watch, if it is worn or damaged, the watch will not work. This is a serious problem that requires the attention of professional watchmakers.

6. Dirty or damaged gears

Over time, the gears inside the watch may become dirty or damaged, which prevents the watch from working correctly. Again, this is a more serious problem that requires the attention of professional watchmakers.

7. Loose or damaged parts

Loose or damaged parts, such as springs or screws, can also cause a mechanical watch to stop working. If you suspect this is the problem, take your watch to a professional watchmaker.

8. Lack of regular maintenance

Mechanical watches need regular maintenance to keep them working correctly. If your watch has not been serviced in a while, it may need to be cleaned or oiled before it will run again.

Mechanical watch manufacturers suggest that, under normal circumstances, it is best to take a non-working mechanical watch to a professional watchmaker for diagnosis and repair. They have the knowledge and tools to diagnose and solve problems properly.