We offer a complete range of services from a complete restoration on the earliest pocket watch to a battery change and pressure test on the most modern chronograph and diver's watches.

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When we receive your watch it is first inspected and the overall condition is noted on your individual ticket. The watch is then looked over by one of our watchmakers who will partially disassemble your watch to give a better idea of what may exactly be wrong.

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If your watch is getting a complete service, every part of the movement is taken apart and checked for excessive wear, and tolerances are restored to factory specifications. There are over two hundred different inspections that must be performed on any automatic winding watch. Once every piece has been ultrasonically cleaned, it is carefully assembled and every friction point is lubricated by hand with just the right kind and amount of highly refined oil or grease. After assembly it is inspected again, the preliminary timing is checked, the movement is put into the case, and then it is given a final regulation and the case is sealed against moisture and pressure. Your watch is then put on a winder that simulates day to day movement. After six days and nights the accuracy is again checked, and if needed adjustments are made. Even if your watch is here for something as simple as a new winding crown or crystal, we take the same degree of craftsmanship to make sure that your items not only look like new, but perform like new.