At The Watchmaker workshop, we undertake specialized repairs of high-end and contemporary watches, with absolute respect for the construction and history of each mechanism. From mechanical and automatic watches to chronographs and complex complications, every repair is carried out according to the manufacturer's specifications, using genuine spare parts and strict quality control.
With many years of experience and official partnerships/authorizations with selected brands, we offer reliable solutions for fault diagnosis, complete service, restoration of function, and aesthetic renewal, ensuring the long-term reliability and value of your watch.
Service on a Vacheron Constantin Phidias GMT, a special model of high watchmaking that combines elegant design with multi-time zone functionality. At The Watchmaker workshop, the mechanism was completely disassembled, cleaned, and serviced, and the case and integrated bracelet were restored, with the aim of returning the watch to its factory specifications in terms of function and aesthetics.
Full service on IWC IW391023 “150 Years Edition” with calibre 79320: complete disassembly, cleaning, chronograph mechanism adjustment, and case restoration at The Watchmaker workshop.
Complete mechanical service and aesthetic restoration of an Omega Seamaster Chronograph 2594.52.00 with caliber 3303, including complete disassembly of the mechanism, precision adjustment, case polishing, and restoration of water resistance.
Polishing and complete restoration of the bracelet on a Cartier Tank Solo, involving the disassembly of all links, restoration of satin and polished surfaces, and preservation of the original geometry and edges, in accordance with Cartier's factory standards.
We undertook the complete restoration of a rare Nivrel watch with a Lemania 8810 movement. A technical case study in fine watchmaking from our workshop, a benchmark in German watch repairs in Greece.
Professional case polishing on Longines Spirit Chronograph, with restoration of satin and polished surfaces according to factory specifications. Special attention to edges, lugs, and finish transitions to maintain the character and geometry of the case without metal loss.
Service on Franck Muller Curvex with cal. 2800 in our workshop.
The watch arrived with a completely damaged crystal and visible damage to the case.
This was followed by complete disassembly, movement service, replacement of a specially curved crystal, case polishing, and final water resistance testing.
Complete service on a Mühle-Glashütte watch, performed at The Watchmaker workshop, the company's official service center.
The process included disassembly, cleaning, lubrication, adjustment of the movement, and restoration of water resistance, in accordance with Mühle-Glashütte factory specifications, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and long-term durability in everyday use.
An Audemars Piguet Millenary with the manual Caliber 5201 reveals that high watchmaking is not necessarily synonymous with complexity, but rather with perfection in architecture, symmetry, and finishing. Presentation and service in our workshop!
Service on a Vacheron Constantin 6405 with the extremely rare cal. 1001/2 free-sprung balance.
An ultra-thin mechanism where precision is not regulated by a regulator, but by geometry, balance, and absolute control.