When it comes to choosing where to get your watch repaired or serviced, you have two main options: independent or accredited repair centres. But when it comes to choosing between the two, what is the best option?

Whether you received a watch as a gift or invested in a luxury watch, inevitably, at some point, it will require a little TLC. Having your watch serviced or repaired might seem like a simple enough task, so why is it necessary to get a professional watch repair shop involved?

Your watch is an essential part of your everyday life. It keeps you on time for your appointments and helps you stay organised. But like all battery-powered devices, your watch will eventually need a new battery. In our latest article, we've teamed up with our watchmakers to highlight the key signs that it's time to change the battery on your timepiece.

Ready to give your quartz watch the TLC it deserves? Keep your timepiece ticking with these easy-to-follow tips on how to look after your quartz watch, from being mindful of watch magnetism to sudden temperature changes and the benefits of regular servicing. Say goodbye to costly repairs and hello to a well-maintained quartz watch that will stand the test of time.

The type of glass used in a watch can significantly affect its durability and clarity. From mineral glass to sapphire crystal, each option has its unique features and benefits. In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of watch glass types and explore the pros and cons of each one and common questions around watch glass replacement.

Looking to find out more about watch repair? We've teamed up with our watchmakers to look at the different types of watch movements, and common issues that might arise when it comes to fixing them.

If your watch has been exposed to water or moisture, it can cause corrosion, ruin the internal mechanisms and render your timepiece completely useless. Learn how to take care of your timepiece and minimise the risks associated with water damage.

It's essential to have your timepiece serviced every 2 to 3 years to keep your timepiece running smoothly and accurately, whilst protecting your investment. Explore the fundamentals behind having your watch professionally serviced.

Over time, you may have noticed your mechanical watch isn't keeping as regular time as it once did. So we've teamed up with our watchmakers to explore a few common issues that can affect the functionality of your timepiece.

Learn about the various factors that can cause a watch to lose time, including issues with the movement, battery, or internal mechanisms. Find out how to troubleshoot common problems and when to seek the professional services of a watch repair shop.