How To Proceed:
Feel free to contact me for help identifying your watch and to receive a rough estimate for service or repair. If you choose to move forward, you can send the watch in for a full inspection—at that point, I’ll provide a firm quote (please refer to the Shipping page for details). For a general idea of pricing, see the Cost of Service page. If you decide not to proceed with the repair before any disassembly, the watch will be returned to you and you’ll only be responsible for return shipping. However, if the movement must be disassembled in order to provide an accurate estimate, a modest reassembly fee will apply.
Communication:
Being a sole proprietor, when you contact my business, you will be contacting me personally. Most of the work is done directly by me (exceptions may include specialized case repair, or complex parts manufacturing). If you have any questions or concerns, I will respond promptly (if I don’t feel free to contact me). Although email is my primary form of communication, nothing can take the place of a phone conversation. I am always available during business hours if you would like to call me.
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Be sure to visit our dedicated pages on Vintage Rolex repair, Vintage Breitling repair, Vintage Omega repair, and Vintage Heuer repair,