Automatic Watch Services
Explore automatic watch services, from routine maintenance and cleaning to diagnosis and repair.
Automatic Watch Services
From routine maintenance to timing concerns, get attentive care for the automatic watch you rely on.
Movement Service
An automatic watch movement contains small, closely fitted parts that need careful attention. A service can include inspection, cleaning, lubrication, and reassembly when appropriate. The watchmaker can assess its condition and explain the recommended work before proceeding. Regular maintenance may help address wear and keep the movement operating as intended.
Timing Evaluation
Changes in timekeeping can have several causes, including magnetism, wear, or a need for service. A timing evaluation helps identify what may be affecting your watch and what steps make sense next. Bring in the watch with any details about when the issue began. You’ll receive a clear explanation of the findings and possible repairs.
Winding and Power
If your automatic watch is difficult to wind, stops after a short time, or does not keep running with regular wear, it may need inspection. A watchmaker can check the winding system and power reserve concerns, then discuss suitable next steps. The assessment helps distinguish routine adjustment from work that may require attention inside the movement.
Watch Inspection
A careful inspection can help clarify a watch’s condition before you decide on service. The watchmaker can look for visible damage, operational concerns, and signs that the movement may need attention. Share the watch’s service history and any symptoms you have noticed. You’ll have a better basis for discussing repair options and care.
Talk Through Your Watch’s Needs
Describe what your automatic watch is doing, and get guidance on a suitable next step.