Our fully equipped on-site watch workshop offers a full range of repairs – from smaller jobs like battery changes and glass replacements through to full servicing of the vast majority…
Old or vintage watches come in many different styles. The good news is that an old watch which is of reasonable quality can almost certainly be repaired by a trained…
We strongly recommend our clients have their mechanical watches serviced every 3-5 years. If you don’t service your watch regularly, the oils and greases designed to keep the mechanism working…
Polishing and refinishing a watch is a specialist skill, separate from those of watchmaking and from those of a jeweller. While dedicated brand workshops and some independent watchmakers learn these…
Our fully equipped on-site watch workshop offers a full range of repairs – from smaller jobs like battery changes and glass replacements through to full servicing of the vast majority…
We offer a comprehensive repairs service for all watches – be they modern or vintage. Our workshop is fully equipped to a high standard and we are able to cover…
How to Tell a Real Watch from a Fake The authentication of vintage watches is a growing concern among collectors and enthusiasts, especially with the prevalence of counterfeit models from…
The mainspring is the powerhouse of a mechanical watch, storing and releasing energy to drive the timekeeping mechanism. Whether wound manually by rotating the crown or automatically via the rotor,…
We offer a full range of repairs from our in-house watch workshop. These include part jobs like battery changes and glass replacements through to full servicing of the vast majority…
Watches can last for varying amounts of time before being serviced, depending on various factors including the type of watch, how often it is used and under what circumstances. Generally…