Every movement
deserves care.

Mechanical movements typically benefit from servicing every four to six years, even if the watch appears to be running well. Lubricants dry out gradually and wear increases without visible symptoms. If your piece has slowed noticeably, stops unexpectedly, or hasn't been opened in over a decade, an assessment is a sensible starting point.

A full mechanical service generally takes two to four weeks depending on the movement's complexity and the current workshop schedule. We'll give you a realistic estimate when you drop the watch off. Battery and seal work is usually completed within the same week.

We discuss this in detail before any work begins. Many collectors prefer to keep the aged surfaces of a vintage case intact, and we respect that preference entirely. Refinishing is offered where the case is damaged or where the owner specifically requests it — never applied as a default.

We handle a broad range of Swiss, Japanese, and other mechanical movements, including manual-wind and automatic calibres. Some highly specialised or brand-proprietary movements may require specialist parts we need to source. We'll be candid if a particular piece falls outside our scope.

The warranty covers the work we performed — cleaning, lubrication, adjustment, and any parts replaced by us. If the movement develops a fault related to our servicing within twelve months, we'll re-examine and address it at no additional charge. It doesn't cover accidental damage or new wear unrelated to the service.

Many clients come in person, which we prefer for valuable or sentimental pieces since it allows us to discuss condition together. For those outside Bangkok, we can advise on secure registered post methods. Contact us first and we'll talk through the options appropriate for your particular watch.