What to do if the screws on the case or movement of a replica watch fall out?

　　Watch enthusiasts frequently encounter this sort of situation: a watch screw falls out. These screws could be the movement retaining screws or the bracelet fixing pins. Aside from poor craftsmanship and quality control of the watch itself, occurrences like this are often related to improper handling by the owner. For instance, shocks can cause thread deformation and alter the preload force, subsequently leading to loose screws.

　　Recently, I encountered a collector whose newly purchaseda replica Cartier watchdropped a screw, and he originally intended to complain about the replica craftsmanship. Later on, I learned that he actually went running while wearing the watch. Playing about like that, it is hardly surprising if it breaks!
　　Loose screws on the case can cause water resistance to fail or the bracelet to detach, posing an extremely high risk!
　　To improve the security of the connection between the bracelet and the watch,N Factory Watchesscrew bars replace the commonly used spring bars. Therefore, to prevent loose screw bars from causing the watch to fall off, the Noob factory watch additionally incorporates a small auxiliary screw to secure the screw bar, which is a very thoughtful touch!

　　Besides this, Breguet watches employ twin-screw fixing just to be safe. Meanwhile, Panerai watches add a rubber ring to the screw head to increase friction. A clever design.
　　Moreover, loose screws inside the case can not only cause the watch to stop, but may even scratch the movement, leaving irreparable marks.
　　Therefore, whenever collectors notice an unusual sound inside the movement of a solid-caseback watch, or observe loose screws in an exhibition-caseback watch, please remove the watch, avoid vibrations, and take it to a professional service centre for inspection and maintenance as soon as possible to prevent greater damage.