Watch Repair
Our core service covers the full range of mechanical and quartz movement issues — from diagnosing why a watch has stopped to complete disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly of a movement that has run dry of lubrication.
We work on watches of all ages, from everyday worn timepieces to vintage movements that require sourcing specific lubricants or parts. Every repair begins with an honest assessment and a quote before any work begins.
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Battery Replacement
A depleted battery is the most common reason a quartz watch stops. We replace batteries using the correct cell type for your specific movement and check the seals as part of every battery service at no additional cost.
This service is completed quickly, but we do not rush the gasket check — an improperly seated gasket after a battery change is one of the most common causes of water ingress in quartz watches.
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Surface wear is inevitable on a worn watch, but not all polishing is the same. Our approach is conservative: we remove visible scratches and marks while preserving the original finish profile of the case and bracelet.
Excessive polishing rounds off edges, removes intentional brushed finishes, and can affect the value of a watch. We discuss the desired outcome with you before starting and will not proceed if a realistic result cannot be achieved.
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Water Resistance Testing
Water resistance is not a permanent state. Gaskets degrade over time, and even a watch that has never been submerged can lose its water resistance rating as seals age and harden.
We use pressure testing equipment to verify whether your watch meets its stated rating, and replace gaskets where necessary. If any structural issues are found — such as a damaged crown tube or case back thread — we will advise you before proceeding with further work.
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