London based watchmaker who have over 20 years of bench experience, servicing and repairing various wristwatches and pocket watches.
If you have a vintage watch that needs servicing don't hesitate to drop me an email - mechanical.watch.services@gmail.com
Please look at my eBay seller profile if you are interested in buying a vintage watch, my profile is: http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/70s-watch-collector
Also you can find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mechanical.watch.services/
Below is a list of movements that I have serviced/repaired/restored (updated list in June 2017)
The list of movements is on-going
On the more detailed technical side of watch making, I have made click springs and movement bridges. I have re-pivoted a broken balance staff, changing broken balance staff, making new balance staff and general fault finding on watches that are not keeping time.
Other things including general watch case polishing and restoration - all work have done in the most sympathetic to the original watch to keep the authenticity.
If you have a vintage watch that needs servicing don't hesitate to drop me an email - mechanical.watch.services@gmail.com
Please look at my eBay seller profile if you are interested in buying a vintage watch, my profile is: http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/70s-watch-collector
Also you can find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mechanical.watch.services/
Below is a list of movements that I have serviced/repaired/restored (updated list in June 2017)
- Rolex 1220 manual movement
- Omega 601 manual movement
- Heuer (Tag-Heuer now) 12 automatic chronograph movement
- Landeron 48 manual chronograph movement
- Orient 46491 automatic movement
- ETA 1256 Automatic movement
- Junghans 687 inhouse manual movement
- Longines 22L and Longines 8LN inhouse manual movement
- Omega 1022 automatic movement
- Omega 1030 manual movement
- Oris 560 small alarm clock movement
- Rolex 10.5 ligne hunter manual movement (Rolex 700/710)
- Rolex 1225 manual movement
- Rolex Beguelin (BTCo) manual movement
- Seiko 6105 automatic movement
- Synchron 77 (based on the AS automatic ebauche)
- AS 2063 automatic movement
- Ronda 1223 manual alarm movement
- various Omegas like 1000, 1481
- Omega 3 series bumper automatics
- Omega 5 series full rotor automatics
- various ETA manuals like 900, 1080
- Modern automatics like ETA 27XX and 28XX series (e.g. 2824 and 2892) and earlier like the 1216.
- The first Omega calibre I serviced was the 30s Omega 23.4 with the over-coil hairspring and no shock-protection.
- The first ever automatic movement I serviced was incidentally also the first volume produced bumper automatic movement, the Harwood bumper.
- Various A. Schild manual movements like the 984, 1187
- Various A. Schild automatic movements like the 18XX series, 19XX series and the 20XX series like the 1896, 1986, 2066
- Various Felsa automatics like the 690 Bidynator and 4007N
- Junghans 82/1, 83/S
- Early Roamers like the MST 382, 401, 402
- PUW 1560, and 1560D digital automatic movement
- IWC in-house automatic movement like the 853,
- Fusee pocket watch movements and some cheaper cylinder escapement.
- Some Ronda pin pallet escapement in the form of manual jump hour watches.
The list of movements is on-going
On the more detailed technical side of watch making, I have made click springs and movement bridges. I have re-pivoted a broken balance staff, changing broken balance staff, making new balance staff and general fault finding on watches that are not keeping time.
Other things including general watch case polishing and restoration - all work have done in the most sympathetic to the original watch to keep the authenticity.
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