To us, a battery change is never just a battery change. Every watch gets the same care, whether it's an everyday Casio or a family-heirloom Tissot. We open the case properly, check what's inside and make sure everything works before you leave. Most customers are in and out in about 15 minutes, with a watch that runs like new.
We remove the case back without scratching or marking the finish, treating every watch like our own.
We check the movement for damage or corrosion and clean the battery contacts before going further.
The rubber gasket and seal are inspected to help keep your watch's water resistance intact.
We fit the exact, high-quality battery your model calls for, never a generic substitute.
Time, date and chronograph are reset and checked, and we confirm the second hand is moving before closing up.
Some shops pop the back off, drop in a generic cell and send you on your way. We go further. If your watch stopped for another reason, such as a damaged movement, a worn stem or moisture inside, we'll tell you what's really wrong and talk you through your options honestly.
On water-resistant cases we check the gasket and seal every time. We reset the time, date and chronograph, and make sure the second hand is running properly before we hand it back. It's a small job, done properly.
If a new battery didn't bring your watch back to life, you still have options. Watches often stop because of a damaged movement, a broken stem, a worn crown or moisture inside the case, and all of these can be repaired. We'll explain exactly what's going on before any work begins.
We also replace crystals, service chronographs, swap quartz movements, and resize or replace bands of every kind: metal, leather, rubber and silicone. If you wear it on your wrist, we can most likely help.
Quick answers to the questions we hear most about watch batteries, repair times and pricing. Have something else in mind? Send us a message.