Watch & Clock repairs based in Burton-on-Trent. Tel: 07873721630
We service all makes of watches and clocks
We are a small independent watch and clock repair business with a history of providing a service to local jewellers in the town. We use traditional and contemporary methods to repair and service both mechanical and quartz powered watches and clocks. We also offer a range of other services such as battery changes, water resistance testing and bracelet resizing to name but a few. Please view the service & price guide for a full list of the services and repairs we offer. You can also browse the gallery to see examples of our work.
Examples of work undertaken:
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Free local collection
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Inspections & Estimates
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Valuations
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Repair & Servicing
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Watches
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Clocks
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Mechanical toys
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Mechanical ornaments
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Battery changes
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Strap & Bracelet sizing
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Water pressure testing & resealing
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Parts supplied
Servicing
During a typical service, the movement is disassembled, parts inspected and checked for wear, cleaned, then reassembled using the correct lubrication.
Parts supply
When any parts need replacing, we are able to supply and fit new genuine parts for most manufacturers and brands. This ensures the originality and authenticity of your timepiece is maintained. Using original manufacturers' parts also ensures the best operation and service of your timepiece for many years to come.
Cleaning
We use the very best waterless cleaning solutions and ultrasonic cleaning to ensure the most effective removal of old oils and greases from even the smallest parts. Where necessary, hand cleaning of delicate parts takes place. Our waterless cleaning involves a main wash and also a rinsing solution so that there is no residue left on parts.
Lubrication
We use Moebius oils and greases when lubricating and re-assembling watch and clock movements. These are the correct oils used in the Swiss watch and clock industry and are used today by many high-end brands. These different oils and greases all demonstrate specific qualities and viscosities and are designed to be used for individual parts of a watch or clock mechanism.
