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Hi  Servicing a quartz watch is like any other watch careful dismantling and taking detailed pictures as you go so when re assembling the watch you have some reference as to what goes where.   I depends on how far you want to go with the over haul.      with some      Removal of the circiuit block and coil .and clean the movement as a whole in Benzine/naptha/Isopropyl   dry and lubricate with quartz oil and re fit the block and coil. Others may dismantle the whole watch and re build the choice is yours. To that end I have attached the tech sheets for the 5050 which is a close relative for your guidance not having available the  5080.

Ronda 5050.C Pages 1-4.pdf Ronda 5050.C Pages 5-9.pdf

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