Watch repair.
Anywhere.
Professional repair for mechanical, quartz, solar and vintage watches. Tell us what needs fixing. We review your request, arrange insured shipping after acceptance, and send a final quote after inspection for you to approve.
Crystal and crown/stem repairs from $95; common Japanese automatic service from $225. Parts and condition affect the quote; return shipping is additional. See repair prices.
Repair for the watches you actually wear.
We handle the repairs that often go beyond a quick battery change: mechanical service, quartz movement work, solar problems, crystals, crowns, stems, vintage watches and more.
Automatic Watches
Stopped movements, poor reserve, winding problems, rate issues and complete service when needed.
Quartz Watches
Batteries, movements, circuits, hands, setting problems and movement replacement.
Solar & Eco-Drive
Charging problems, storage cells and watches that remain dead after proper light exposure.
Crystals
Scratched, cracked or broken acrylic, mineral, Hardlex and sapphire crystals.
Crowns & Stems
Broken stems, winding problems, setting faults and screw-down crown issues.
Vintage Repair
Careful repair with attention to originality, previous work and parts availability.
Movement Replacement
When a correct replacement movement makes more sense than component-level labor.
Something Else?
Water damage, calendars, bracelets, Kinetic, microbrands and other watch repairs.
Safe, insured shipping from anywhere in the U.S.
Start with a repair request. After acceptance, provide your shipping details through our email link and we’ll send your prepaid, insured inbound label. Tracking lets you follow the watch from drop-off to delivery.

A wide range of brands and movements.
Seiko, Citizen, Bulova, Orient, Hamilton, Tissot, Timex, Casio, Fossil, Movado, microbrands, vintage watches and many others.
Extensive Seiko experience.
Seiko is one of the brands we know especially well, including 7S26, 4R36, 6R35, NH35/NH36, Seiko 5, SKX, Kinetic and many older models.
That experience is useful for winding problems, poor power reserve, timekeeping issues, crown and crystal work, movement service and movement replacement.
Just tell us what the watch is doing.
If it stopped, runs fast or slow, will not wind, will not charge, or has moisture under the crystal, that is enough information to get started.
Watch Stopped
Mechanical, quartz and solar watches can stop for completely different reasons.
Running Fast
It could be regulation, magnetism, impact damage or wear inside the movement.
Running Slow
It may need a simple adjustment, or the movement may be running weakly and need service.
Moisture Inside
Condensation can become corrosion after the visible fog disappears.
Simple from start to finish.
Request a repair, provide shipping details after acceptance, and use our insured label. Approve the final quote after inspection before the repair begins.
Tell us about the watch
Tell us the brand, model or reference if known, what it is doing and what you want fixed. Add photos if available.
We send your insured shipping label
We review the request and share preliminary guidance where possible. After acceptance, use our email link to provide your shipping address and watch value. We then email the prepaid, insured inbound label and packing instructions.
We inspect and quote the repair
When the watch arrives, we inspect it and send you a clear estimate for the work it needs.
You approve the repair
Nothing moves forward until you approve the estimate.
We repair it and send it back
We complete the approved work, test the watch, and return it with insured, tracked shipping.
Watch repair support for jewelers and dealers.
For jewelers, dealers and resellers, we offer clear estimates, organized job tracking and consolidated shipping for recurring repair work.
Ask About Trade ServiceCommon trade work
Seiko and Japanese mechanicals, Citizen/Eco-Drive, common quartz, movement replacement, crystals, crowns/stems and routine automatic service.
Questions customers usually ask.
How much will my repair cost?
Crystal and crown/stem repairs start at $95; common Japanese automatic service starts at $225. Parts and condition can increase the price. The final quote follows physical inspection, and return shipping is additional unless included in the estimate. See the Repair Cost Guide for more starting prices.
How do I send my watch in?
Start with the repair form. We review your request and share preliminary guidance where possible. If accepted, use the link in our email to provide your shipping address and watch value. We then email a prepaid, insured inbound label and packing instructions. Wait for that label before mailing your watch.
How long does repair take?
Turnaround depends on the movement, parts and repair needed. Once we inspect the watch, we’ll give you a realistic time estimate for your repair.
How does the estimate work?
We inspect the watch after it arrives and send you the recommended work and price. Nothing is repaired until you approve the estimate.
Is the repair covered by a warranty?
Yes. Warranty length depends on the work performed. See the Warranty page for details.
Bulova
Orient