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Certified Watch Repair in Arlington, Virginia

If your watch has slowed down, isn't keeping time, or has simply stopped working, it likely needs a service. Most mechanical watches (those that don't require a battery) should be serviced every 5 years or So. This depends greatly, however, on the watch and how it is worn. Whether it's a Rolex watch, an Omega watch, or a Seiko watch, many factors contribute to a watch's service cycle, and unexpected bumps and accidents may mean your watch needs service sooner. Whatever the cause may be, if you find your watch or clock isn't working like it should, it is important to have the piece serviced as soon as possible to prevent further damage.  Watch repair in Arlington Virginia.

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At Arlington Watch Works, our watchmaker and owner, Dan, has over 30 years experience servicing and repairing watches every type of watch from Omega watch repair to Patek Philippe watches, from antique heirlooms to brand new dive watches. He's worked on TAG Heuer chronograph watches, Bulova watches from the 1930s, and Illinois pocket watches from the 1890s, so there's nothing that he can't handle. In addition to his unrivaled experience,  Dan is a Certified Omega Co-Axial technician, which means he can tackle even the most complex of Omega watches.  If that wasn't enough, the shop is equipped with the best equipment for servicing watches, including cleaning and timing machines, pressure testers, oils and lubricants, and all the necessary tools to make your Vacheron Constantin watch or your Breitling watch run perfectly. Below is a partial list of brands we service. Omega watch repair in Arlington Virginia.

  • ​Movado Watches

  • Jaeger LeCoultre Watches

  • Pocket Watches

  • Vintage Watches

  • Wall clocks

  • Mantel clocks

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The Watch Repair Process

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When you bring your watch in, we'll examine it thoroughly to correctly diagnose the problem and give you a free estimate. Sometimes the problem may be a broken part on a Rolex watch; sometimes an old Omega watch needs to be completely taken apart and rebuilt. In any case, we'll let you know what the issue is and what it will cost.  

 

Upon your approval, we will begin the process of servicing your watch. If the watch requires a full service, it will be expertly disassembled, with every part examined and repaired or replaced as needed. If a part is needed (for instance on a Raymond Weil watch), we will source an authentic replacement; if the watch is older, we may have to fabricate a replacement, which we are happy to do. The watch will be cleaned with a multistage cleansing machine to remove microscopic detritus. After cleaning, the parts will again be examined for any issues, and barring further concern, the movement will be reassembled and lubricated and placed on the timer to ensure that it's accurate and running perfectly. 

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As soon as your timepiece is ready, we'll let you know so you can pick it up at your convenience. At Arlington Watch Works, we pride ourselves on doing quality work, the right way. You can depend on us to have your timepiece running like new again, regardless of how old or what type it is.

 

If you have any questions about whether we can help, please contact us through the website, call us, or simply come by the shop. We look forward to seeing you (and your watch or clock)!

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