That doesn't actually make a lot of sense. A watch is not a gearbox - you don't want oils to spread, you want them to stay where they are applied, and they do so mostly through capillary action, and if the service was done to modern standards, through the use of specific surface treatments. If any "settling in" is going to happen, it will happen in the first 24 hours of running after the service - often the balance amplitude will come up a bit in this time period.
The timekeeping specs for the 752 are as follows:
Non chronometer, so only measured over 3 positions (dial up, crown down, and crown left).
Average daily rate should be between -1 and +16 seconds per day.
Delta at full wind is allowed to be 25 seconds, and at 24 hours after full wind, that can increase to 35 seconds.
You should ask your watchmaker if the watch met these specifications after the service. Hope this helps.
Cheers, Al
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