Rolex Watch Repairs & Servicing

Our Rolex overhaul begins with a complete disassembly of the movement, down to the last of its 220+ individual components. Each part undergoes a rigorous ultrasonic cleaning cycle to remove aged lubricants and microscopic debris.

Our watchmakers then meticulously reassemble the calibre, applying manufacturer-specified Swiss oils to critical friction points. This ensures your Rolex returns to you with the same peak mechanical performance and "Perpetual" reliability it had the day it left Geneva.

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We perform multi-stage vacuum and pressure testing in strict accordance with original factory specifications—whether it’s a 30m Datejust or a 300m Submariner. Using Swiss-standard testing equipment, we verify the integrity of your Oyster case and gaskets and provide a physical pressure-test certificate as documented proof of your watch's depth rating.

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While many authorised service centres take months, our independent workshop in Hatton Garden typically offers a turnaround of 3–4 weeks for a full mechanical service, depending on parts availability.

Yes. We prioritise the use of authentic Rolex components to safeguard your timepiece’s valuation and mechanical integrity. For total transparency, we return your replaced, worn parts in a sealed bag so you can verify exactly what was serviced.

We specialise in vintage Rolex restoration, particularly for iconic models such as the 1970s Submariner, GMT-Master, and Daytona. Leveraging our deep-rooted connections within Hatton Garden, London’s historic jewellery district, we source "period-correct" components—from tritium dials to original calibre wheels. Our goal is to ensure your heritage timepiece remains both historically accurate and investment-grade.

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To preserve the sharp edges and original contours of your Oyster case, we utilise precision laser welding. This allows us to fill deep gouges with matching 18k gold or 904L steel before refinishing, preventing the "rounded" look caused by traditional heavy buffing.

Yes. We provide specialised services for stripping, repainting, and reapplying logos or raised markers. Whether you are revitalising a faded "tropical" dial or repairing moisture damage, we can restore your Rolex face to its former glory.

Polishing is an entirely optional service. We recognise that for many vintage collectors, preserving the original "patina" and sharp, unpolished lugs is essential for maintaining the watch's investment value.

For modern Rolex owners, we provide a professional case and bracelet refinishing service. Using specialised compounds for Oystersteel, Everose, and high-grade Gold, we meticulously restore that factory-bright, showroom finish while removing surface scuffs and scratches.

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Every Rolex service and mechanical repair performed at our workshop is backed by a comprehensive 12-month warranty, covering all internal workmanship for your total peace of mind.