Watch Repair

Watchmaker's hand tools, vintage parts cases and precision repair equipment arranged on a dark wooden workbench

Stopped at the wrong time? Losing seconds? Scratched crystal, dead battery, loose bracelet? Our watch repair service covers the quick fixes that get a watch running again and the deeper servicing that keeps one running for years.

Batteries, crystals & quick repairs

  • Watch battery replacement — the most common fix there is; we fit the correct cell for your movement and check the seal while we are in there.
  • Crystal replacement — scratched or cracked glass and sapphire crystals swapped for the right cut and fit.
  • Crown, pusher & clasp repair — worn crowns, stuck pushers and tired clasps repaired or replaced.
  • Bracelet & strap work — metal bracelet sizing and link removal, worn strap replacement, end-link and pin work.
  • Water-resistance check — gaskets and seals inspected so your watch keeps doing its job around water.

Movement service

Watches that gain or lose time, tick unevenly or have simply aged deserve a proper service:

  • Quartz service — battery, movement diagnosis and replacement where needed.
  • Automatic & mechanical service — movement disassembly, cleaning, oiling and regulation so the watch keeps steady time again.
  • Diagnosis first — if we can save you money by doing less, we will say so.

What we work on

Everyday quartz watches, automatic and mechanical timepieces, dress and sports watches, and heirloom pieces with sentimental value that no one else wants to touch.

Common questions

How much does a watch repair cost?

It depends on the movement and the parts: a battery is a small job, a full automatic service is a craft one. Send photos and the symptom and you will get a quote before any work starts.

Is it worth getting a watch repaired?

Usually yes — quality cases and movements outlive their batteries, and a serviced watch keeps better time and holds its value. For inherited pieces, the sentimental math is even easier.

My watch is not a luxury brand — can you still help?

Absolutely. Most of the watches on wrists every day are ordinary ones, and they deserve the same care.

Get a watch repair quote