Adelaide Watch Repair & Servicing

Mechanical watch repair

Mechanical watches need regular servicing every 5 to 10 years. We repair:

Manual Wind watches
Automatic Watches
Chronograph Watches
Swiss watches

Quartz Watch Repair

We undertake all types of quartz watch repair and servicing including:

Battery replacement
Pressure testing and seal replacement
Complete servicing and repairs
Minor watch repairs like glasses and new crowns

Watch Brands We Repair

Omega

We offer a comprehensive repair and restoration service of all Omega watches. Find out more here.

Tag Heuer

We have a parts account with Tag Heuer and offer full servicing, minor repairs and batteries on all Tag Heuer watches. Find out more here.

Rolex

We repair all models of Rolex watches, specialising in vintage Rolex watches. Find out more here.

Vintage Watches

For vintage watches, getting your sentimental piece working and back to its former glory is our utmost importance. Find out more here.

What’s involved in a watch repair & service?

Mechanical watches are much like cars: they need regular servicing. The watchmaking industry recommends a service every five to ten years, give or take. Depending on the watchmaker or the brand, everyone has their own opinion: some more, some less.

General service breakdown:

Preliminary checks of the case and band for any kind of damage and a water resistance check
Full disassembly of case and band components, including glass, crown, bezel and seals
Removal of dial and hands
Complete disassembly of watch movement, with each part individually inspected for any signs of damage, excessive wear or rust
Cleaning of watch parts in chemical solutions
Cleaning of the case and band components in ultrasonic cleaners
Re-inspection of watch parts after cleaning
Re-assembly and lubrication of the watch
Adjusting timing and regulation
Final assembly of dial, hands and casing components
Final checks and testing phase

During each step of the process, the watch parts are inspected to ensure the highest quality repair and service. After the watch has been reassembled, thorough testing is undertaken to ensure proper function before being returned to the owner. All services and seal kits come with a two-year warranty for peace of mind.

Why should you look after your watch?

I have written lots of blogs discussing the ins and outs as to why you should service your watch. The following covers how often you should get your watch serviced.

Another one I wrote some years ago goes over why it’s important to get your watch serviced.

Regular service ensures your watch maintains its high quality, allowing it to be passed along for generations. You’ll be less likely to encounter major problems that may cost you in the long term with a hefty repair bill.