Watches have been an essential tool for timekeeping for centuries. Not only do they help us stay punctual, but they also serve as a fashion accessory and a symbol of status. In today's fast-paced world, where time is money, a watch is more important than ever. It keeps us on schedule and reminds us to make the most of our time.

If your watch is ticking back and forth, it could be a sign that the battery is low or that the movement needs to be serviced. We recommend bringing your watch to a professional watchmaker for a proper diagnosis and repair.

We repair all types of watches, from quartz to mechanical and vintage timepieces. We also specialize in the repair and restoration of antique clocks, including grandfather clocks, mantel clocks, and cuckoo clocks.

The cost of repair depends on the type of repair required and the specific watch or clock. We provide free estimates for all repairs, so you will know the cost upfront.

The repair time can vary depending on the type of repair needed and the availability of replacement parts. We will provide you with an estimated time frame for the repair when we give you the estimate.

It is recommended to have your watch serviced every 3-5 years, and antique clocks may require more frequent servicing due to their age and complexity.

Yes, we provide repair services for watches and clocks from all brands.

If you are not located in our local area, you can mail your watch or clock to us for repair.  Please contact us by phone or email to request a estimate and for instructions on how to safely package and ship your timepiece. You can also ask for home visit(charges may apply).

Yes, we can repair watches that have been damaged by water or moisture. We will thoroughly clean and dry the watch and replace any damaged parts as necessary.

Yes, we have a large inventory of replacement parts for a wide variety of watches and clocks. If we do not have the specific part you need in stock, we can usually order it for you.

Yes, we specialize in the restoration of antique clocks, including the cleaning and polishing of the clock case and the repair or replacement of any damaged parts.