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A recent job we had in the workshop involved restoring a rather tired 18ct Gold Rolex Day-Date Automatic watch. This watch had certainly lived a life – the bracelet was…
In the world of watch repair we see plenty of different types and styles of watch. Differences can be found in many different areas – be it the style of…
As we are now approaching a year of Coronavirus restrictions in one form or another, it feels appropriate to make this next blog post about how we’ve remained open. We’ve…
A recent restoration project for one of our clients involved fully servicing and repairing a vintage Omega Seamaster. Omega as a brand have a huge, interesting history, perhaps beyond the…
In our workshop we see some pieces where you wish the watch could speak and tell its story. Take this wonderful verge pocket watch for example. It dates from 1799…
We’re lucky to regularly see interesting antique pocket watches come in for restoration. One such example is this very fine 18ct Gold Full Hunter Triple Calendar Minute Repeater Chronograph. The…
We want to update you all on our current status and to reassure you that we are still very much open and operational despite the recently announced second lockdown. Firsly…
A phrase we often hear is “my watch has kept going for years and I’ve never had it serviced”. If this is the case, why should a watch be serviced?…
If you use your watch in or around water we recommend having it checked regularly for water resistance. Our suggestion is to have it checked every 12 months. It’s necessary…
A lot of the work we undertake involves bringing our customers very sentimental timepieces back to life. Today society is at times geared towards throw away and replace, we try…