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Winter Park’s watchmakers, since 1987.
A family shop on Park Avenue, founded by a graduate watchmaker. Rolex, vintage and high-grade watches serviced on site. Scroll down and see what a service involves.
Fig. 1 Submariner Date, ref. 126610LN, on the bench. Running on screen at --:--:--, +1.2 s a day.
01 · Anatomy
Eleven parts, in the order they come off the bench.
From the outside, a bezel and a dial. Here is everything a full service touches.
Back together, and keeping time.
Book a service02 · Service
What we do at the bench.
Bring it in or send it. We look at it, tell you what it needs and what it does not, and quote before any work starts.
03 · How it works
Four steps from your wrist to the bench and back.
- 1
We look first
Caseback off, on the timegrapher, a written estimate of what it needs. Some watches only need regulating.
- 2
You decide
Nothing is touched until you say yes to the quote.
- 3
Fully apart
Every part of the movement cleaned and inspected, worn parts replaced, oiled and reassembled by hand.
- 4
Tested before it leaves
Timed in several positions and pressure tested before it goes back on your wrist.
Timegrapher28,800 A/hLift 52°Dial up
- Rate
- +1.2 s/d
- Amplitude
- 291°
- Beat error
- 0.0 ms
04 · For sale
Pre-owned and vintage.
A selection from the case. Each picture is a render of the watch; move across it to turn it in your hand.
05 · Sell
Selling or trading a Rolex?
Bring it in or send two photographs, the dial and the caseback, and we will tell you what we would pay.
Get an offer