"Oil running dry" in a modern watch that's less than two years old is highly unlikely, especially if it is worn (even infrequently). Modern synthetic oils simply don't dry up in such a short time period, if at all.

First, I'd check and see if you are still under warranty. As I recall, if you send your watch back to AP during the first year of ownership, they do a pressure test (for free) and extend the warranty. Otherwise I would recommend taking it to a trusted watchmaker or send it back to AP.

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Thanks, think it has warranty on it.

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As you’re in the capital, pop along to the APSC listed on their site or Google shows, and let them fix it.
If you have the chronograph ROO, then “lubrication problem” is the non-technical reason you’ve been given.
If that’s the case, then AP will replace it, along with servicing the base caliber, and return it with a new service warranty. Hopefully you won’t suffer with it again during your iwnership.


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As you're in the capital, pop along to the APSC listed on their site or Google shows, and let them fix it.
If you have the chronograph ROO, then "lubrication problem" is the non-technical reason you've been given.
If that's the case, then AP will replace it, along with servicing the base caliber, and return it with a new service warranty. Hopefully you won't suffer with it again during your iwnership.

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Thanks. It's the non chronograph version. I'll book an appointment with the centre.

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Got around to booking the offshore in at AP London.
Very good service so far, prompt email the next day confirming the work to be carried out under warranty.
Should take around a month. Will let you know how it goes..

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my ROO just stopped, too. Sent it in for warranty, got it back workinbg 100%.

 

Hmm, what was the issue?
Which offshore do you have?

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44 chronograph, I’d presume.

 

I have a 41mm ROC.

The flyback pusher got stuck once which raised some concerns as well.

 

I have a 41mm ROC.

The flyback pusher got stuck once which raised some concerns as well.

 

Got my offshore back. Not a bad turn around time and it looks nice..

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When I read the title to this post, my heart stopped ticking....oh man (((((((