Watch service overview

Three services · three price points

Each service is scoped clearly before any work begins

From a full overhaul to a bracelet clean-up to a collection review — here is what each service covers, how it works, and what it costs.

Back to Home
Our approach

How every job runs

01

Intake and inspection

The piece is received, logged, and opened for assessment. Condition and any known history are noted.

02

Written quote

Labour and parts listed separately. Sent to you for approval before anything is ordered or started.

03

Work and updates

The job proceeds to agreed scope. Written updates sent if timeline or cost changes at any point.

04

Collection with record

You collect the piece with a written service record including work performed, parts fitted, and next suggested service.

Complete watch overhaul

Service 01

Complete Overhaul with Parts Sourcing

Full strip-down and service combined with the sourcing of components that are no longer stocked, including balance staffs, mainsprings, and case parts for discontinued references. Sourcing is quoted separately from labour so the client can see exactly what the wait and cost relate to, and the work can be paused at any point if a part proves difficult to obtain. Suited to pieces from the 1960s to 1990s. Timeframes are given as ranges, not fixed dates, and are revised in writing if they change.

  • Full disassembly, ultrasonic cleaning, inspection
  • Worn or failed components replaced with sourced parts
  • Regulation checked on timing machine after assembly
  • Pressure test for water resistance where applicable
  • Written service record provided on collection

Process

1

Inspect and identify all components requiring attention

2

Quote labour and identify parts needed, with sourcing timeline

3

Source parts on approval, strip and clean movement

4

Reassemble, regulate, test, and return with full record

Starting from

RM 645

Parts sourcing quoted separately

Enquire

Service 02

Bracelet Restoration and Link Repair

Tightening of stretched links, replacement of worn pins and screws, refinishing of clasp surfaces, and correction of a bracelet that has begun to pull to one side. Where original links are unavailable, options are set out with their visual differences described honestly. Includes deep cleaning with the clasp disassembled. Around one week, and often a good alternative for owners who would rather not replace a bracelet at all.

  • Link tightening and realignment
  • Pin and screw replacement where worn
  • Clasp surface refinishing
  • Deep clean with clasp disassembled
  • Honest description of any substitute link differences

Process

1

Assess bracelet condition and identify loose or damaged links

2

Source pins or links if needed; describe differences before ordering

3

Disassemble clasp, clean, replace components, realign bracelet

4

Final inspection and return — typically around one week

Fixed price

RM 265

Approx. one week turnaround

Enquire
Bracelet restoration
Watch storage and collection advice

Service 03

Storage and Winding Advice Visit

A short appointment covering how a collection is stored, which pieces benefit from a winder and which are better left to rest, humidity control in coastal and inland Malaysian homes, and a look at each watch for early signs of seal failure. The client leaves with a one-page written summary and a suggested check interval for each piece. Suitable for anyone who has recently inherited or assembled several watches and would like a calm starting point.

  • Storage environment review
  • Winder suitability assessment per piece
  • Humidity and climate guidance for Malaysian conditions
  • Visual check for early seal deterioration on each piece
  • One-page written summary with check intervals

Process

1

Book a short appointment — bring or ship all pieces for review

2

Each piece examined and discussed; storage arrangement reviewed

3

Written summary prepared with observations and recommendations

4

Depart with a clear picture of what each piece needs and when

Fixed price

RM 130

Single appointment, written summary included

Book Visit
Which service?

Choosing the right service

Overhaul Bracelet Advice Visit
Movement stops or runs poorly
Part needs sourcing for discontinued ref
Bracelet is loose, pulling, or corroded
Own multiple watches, unsure of condition
Recently inherited a collection
Concerned about storage in Malaysian humidity

Not sure which applies? Send a brief note — we will suggest the right starting point.

Pricing

Service costs at a glance

All prices in Malaysian Ringgit. Final cost confirmed after inspection.

Service 01

Complete Overhaul

RM 645+

Parts sourcing quoted separately

  • Strip-down and ultrasonic clean
  • Parts sourced and documented
  • Regulation + pressure test
  • Full written service record
Enquire

Service 02

Bracelet Restoration

RM 265

Around one week

  • Link tightening & pin replacement
  • Clasp refinishing
  • Deep clean with clasp apart
  • Honest description of any substitutes
Enquire

Service 03

Storage Advice Visit

RM 130

Single appointment

  • All pieces in your collection reviewed
  • Humidity and winder guidance
  • Early seal check per piece
  • Written one-page summary
Book
Standards across all services

What every job includes

Written agreement before starting

Every service is quoted and confirmed in writing before any work begins.

Secure on-premises storage

All pieces in the workshop are locked and tracked in our job management system overnight.

Updates without being asked

If timeline or cost changes, you receive a written update before the job continues.

Service record at collection

Every piece leaves with documentation of what was done, what was fitted, and when to return.

Ready to begin

Tell us about the watch

A brief description of the piece — make, approximate age, and what you have noticed — is enough to get started. We will come back with a clear next step.

Send a Message