Watch repair guide
Questions to consider before requesting watch servicing
The answers below explain common service options, what information can help identify a watch issue and which details are useful when planning a repair or restoration.
Choosing a service
A mechanical or automatic watch may benefit from professional servicing when timekeeping becomes inconsistent, the power reserve changes, the movement behaves irregularly or the watch has not received routine maintenance for an extended period.
Yes. You can describe a particular issue such as a winding problem, inaccurate timekeeping, movement fault, battery failure or visible damage so the appropriate repair options can be considered.
Watch condition and service history
Tell us the brand and model if known, whether the watch is mechanical, automatic or quartz, what symptoms you have noticed and any useful information about previous servicing or repairs.
Yes. Mention the condition of the timepiece, visible wear or damage and any restoration work you are considering. This helps establish which aspects of the watch require closer attention.
Repair enquiries and next steps
Your watch details, symptoms and service requirements are reviewed so the response can provide relevant repair information and help identify a suitable service path.
Still deciding which watch service fits?
Use the repair enquiry form and describe the timepiece you would like to have inspected. Add the watch type, symptoms, known service history and the repair or maintenance you would like to explore in the message field.
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