Watch Battery Replacement in London

Yes, we offer watch battery replacement by post for customers who cannot visit our Hatton Garden workshop in person.

We recommend sending your watch via tracked, insured post to ensure it's fully protected in transit. Upon receipt, our watchmakers will fit your new battery promptly and return it to you via tracked, insured courier.

Should we notice anything else requiring attention during the process, we will always contact you before carrying out any additional work.

Yes, in most cases we offer a while-you-wait watch battery replacement service, typically completed within 15 to 45 minutes. During peak times, this may vary slightly. 

We recommend calling ahead to let us know you're coming so we can have everything ready for your arrival and get you on your way as quickly as possible.

Yes, we offer watch battery replacement by post for customers who cannot visit our Hatton Garden workshop in person.

We recommend sending your watch via tracked, insured post to ensure it's fully protected in transit. Upon receipt, our watchmakers will fit your new battery promptly and return your wristwatch to you via a tracked and insured postal service. 

Should we notice anything else requiring attention during the process, we will always contact you before carrying out any additional work.

Quartz watch batteries typically need replacing every 1 to 5 years, depending on the power consumption of the watch. Watches with additional features like chronographs, date functions, moon-phase displays, or GMT functions will generally require more frequent battery replacements than a simple time-only watch.

Most watch battery replacements at AMJ start from £20, with the final price depending on your watch's brand and water resistance requirements. We'll confirm a fixed price after a quick inspection before any work begins, no hidden fees, no obligation to proceed.

Pop in to our Farringdon watch repair shop or get in touch for a quote. 

When a watch’s battery is replaced, the case back is typically opened, which can disrupt the seals and gaskets responsible for maintaining the water-resistant capabilities of your timepiece. If these seals are not correctly reinstalled or worn out, your watch’s water resistance could become compromised.

At AMJ Watch Repair, after resealing your watch, our technicians use a specialised watch waterproof tester to verify its water resistance, ensuring it meets the manufacturer's exact specifications. You’ll also receive a detailed test report confirming that your timepiece has passed, giving you complete peace of mind.

We replace batteries across a wide range of brands, including Omega, TAG Heuer, Cartier, Seiko, Longines, Tissot, Breitling, Tudor, and many more. If your brand isn't listed, don't hesitate to get in touch; chances are, we can help.

Yes, at AMJ Watch Repair, we specialise in battery replacement for vintage, designer, and high-end quartz watches. We use specialist tools and anti-static handling throughout, carefully protecting your watch's dial, hands, and seals at every stage.

Whether you own a vintage Omega, a quartz Cartier, or a classic dress watch passed down through the family, you can trust your watch is in safe hands with us.

Our watch repair shop is located in the heart of London's historic jewellery district at Unit 11, Arundel House, Kirby Street — a quiet street running parallel to Hatton Garden itself. Whether you're popping in for a quick while-you-wait battery replacement or dropping your watch off for assessment, we're easy to reach from across central London.

By Tube: The nearest stations are Farringdon (Elizabeth, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith & City lines) and Chancery Lane (Central line), both just a short walk away.

By Bus: You can reach us via the 55, 243, or N55 buses to Hatton Garden, or the 15, 26, 76, or 341 buses to Chancery Lane.

Need a visual? View us on Google Maps for step-by-step directions straight to our door.

If you need any help finding us, don't hesitate to call our team directly, and we'll point you in the right direction.