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Servicing

When To Service Your Mechanical Watch

• When it feels tight to set or change the time and date

• For automatic watches, when you notice the watch's short power reserve. Eg. The watch stops within the next day after a full 8 hours of use

• If the watch starts to gain considerable time, it is an early indication watch is due for servicing

• The watch starts to lose considerable time, it is an indication the watch is in serious need of servicing

• If the watch stops or part of its function fails, watch is broken and needs repair

• When the watch has been worn regularly for 3-4 years
  • In-House Professional watch service center
    Professional swiss and German tools used

Servicing Of Your Timepieces

Step 1
Unassemble and prepare the watch
Step 2
Evaluating the movement
Step 3
Disassembling the movement
Step 4
Cleaning all components
Step 5
Reassembling and lubricating the movement
Step 6
Setting and regulating the movement
Step 7
Casing the movement
Step 8
Waterproofing

Servicing Price Guideline

6 months warranty on all complete service performed.

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Complete Service for mechanical handwind watches*
From $150
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Complete Service for mechanical automatic watches*
From $150
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Complete Service for mechanical automatic with complication watches*
from $300
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Complete Service for chronograph watches*
from $350
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Case polishing*
from $50
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Bracelet polishing*
from $70

*Prices might vary from watch to watch depending on value of watch.
We also provide a 6 months warranty on all complete service performed.

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