Time, taken
apart and set right.
We build, restore and regulate mechanical watches at the bench — every wheel cleaned, every jewel seated, every beat timed by hand until it keeps true.
A whole world
under the loupe.
A movement is smaller than a coin and holds a hundred parts. Nothing is judged by the naked eye — the loupe goes in, and the train, the escapement and the balance are read one at a time. Scroll, and pass the glass across the work.
Stripped, cleaned, and timed.
Strip down
The movement comes fully apart — bridges lifted, wheels out, jewels checked. Every part is logged before a thing is touched.
Clean and inspect
Parts pass through the cleaning baths and back under the loupe. Worn pivots, tired mainsprings and cracked jewels are found and replaced, never bodged.
Reassemble and oil
Rebuilt in order, each bearing oiled to the right grade in the right amount. Too much oil is as wrong as too little; the loupe decides.
Regulate
On the timing machine the beat is read and the balance adjusted until rate, amplitude and beat error sit true across the positions. Then it is worn and watched.
Work that left keeping time.
Restorations and services — vintage calibres, pocket watches and full overhauls.
One watch at a time.
We are an independent watch atelier. We do not batch work — a movement stays on the workbench, in its own tray, from strip-down to final timing, and leaves only when it keeps time across the positions. We service vintage and modern mechanical watches, restore pocket watches, and take on bench commissions. Every job is timed on the machine and signed off by hand.
Bring us the watch.
Tell us the calibre and what it is doing — we will quote the service and a turnaround.