Watchcare
at its most considered.

Simple Care Visits are typically completed within two to three working days. The Mechanical Restoration Service usually takes one to two weeks depending on current workshop load. Cabinet Piece Restorations are scoped individually — a timeline is discussed and agreed at the start, and you receive staged updates throughout.

Yes. We assess the piece first and share what we find. If the scope or cost differs from what you expected, you're free to take the watch back with no charge. We begin work only once you're comfortable with the plan.

We work across a wide range of makes and calibres, from Japanese quartz movements to Swiss mechanical pieces. Certain specialist brands may require manufacturer tooling we don't carry — we'll say so during assessment rather than attempt work that falls outside our scope.

Replaced components are set aside and available for you to collect with the watch if you'd like them. This is particularly common with original straps, crystals, or crowns during a restoration — some owners prefer to keep originals even when they've been replaced.

It's the service we'd point you toward. We approach heritage pieces conservatively — preserving original surfaces and character where possible rather than refinishing for the sake of newness. The work is documented in full, so the history of the piece remains clear.

The listed prices are starting points. A Simple Care Visit or Mechanical Restoration will typically fall at or near the listed figure for standard pieces. If assessment reveals something unexpected that would change the scope, we discuss it with you before proceeding — the final cost is always agreed before work continues.