Services
We prioritize your satisfaction, offering transparent communication and advice on the best care practices for your watch.
Watch Servicing and Maintenance
Comprehensive servicing involving disassembly, cleaning, replacement of worn parts, lubrication, and meticulous reassembly to restore optimal performance.
Restoration and Refurbishment
Restore the beauty of vintage watches with careful cleaning, polishing of cases and bracelets, and replacement of worn or damaged components while preserving the watch's original character.
Bracelet and Strap Replacement
We offer high-quality straps to complement your watch, with expert installation for a perfect fit.
Interesting FAQ's
When to Service a Watch? The frequency of servicing depends on several factors: Usage: A watch worn daily may require servicing every 3-5 years. Occasional wearers might extend this to 5-7 years. Environment: Exposure to moisture, dust, or extreme temperatures can accelerate the need for servicing. Manufacturer's Recommendations: Some brands specify recommended service intervals to maintain warranties and performance. The Servicing Process Dismantling: A trained watchmaker carefully disassembles the watch, documenting each component's condition. Cleaning: Parts are cleaned in specialized solutions to remove old oil, dirt, and debris. Inspection: Each component is inspected for wear, damage, or corrosion. Any worn parts are replaced with new ones. Reassembly: The watch is reassembled, lubricated with precise amounts of high-quality oil, and adjusted for accurate timekeeping. Testing: The watch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets performance standards for accuracy, water resistance, and power reserve.
Servicing a mechanical watch is a meticulous and specialized process essential for maintaining its functionality and longevity. Unlike quartz watches, which rely on batteries and electronic components, mechanical watches operate through intricate mechanisms powered by a mainspring. Over time, these components can wear down or accumulate debris, necessitating regular maintenance to ensure accurate timekeeping and optimal performance.
Why Service a Mechanical Watch? Mechanical watches are precision instruments that benefit from periodic servicing for several reasons: Accuracy: Over time, components like pivots, gears, and springs can wear, affecting the watch's accuracy. Servicing includes adjustments and cleaning to restore precise timekeeping. Longevity: Proper maintenance extends the lifespan of a watch. Regular servicing prevents excessive wear and tear, preserving both the movement and the case. Water Resistance: Water-resistant watches rely on seals and gaskets that degrade over time. Servicing ensures these components are replaced or resealed to maintain water resistance. Condition: Cleaning removes dirt, dust, and oil buildup that can affect the watch's appearance and performance. Polishing also helps restore the watch's aesthetic appeal.