Service insights

The first Ebel service for the blog, the Ebel Voyager automatic. Its an ETA 2892-2 movement with a few adjustments to accommodate the rotating 24

Another vintage Omega, this one houses the manually wound Omega 620 calibre. Anna has opted to have this one fully restored – the movement will

Ive had a fair few vintage watches come through recently, I’m not complaining though – I quite like working on them. David sent me this

Another iconic watch, the Rolex Submariner. Due to its green dial and green bezel, this model is affectionately referred to as the ‘hulk’. The Sub,

Matthew sent me his Tutima Military watch to service, two other watchmakers he had look at it flat out told him that Lemania 5100s cant

Steve sent me his Tag Heuer for service as it was losing time and had a low power reserve – the watch is 12 years

This Rolex Datejust was suffering with a common fault that Rolex’s often develop – a worn rotor post. The watch was losing time, and I

The second watch of the duo sent in by Andy is another Omega, this one a vintage with the Omega calibre 552 inside. Its a

Andy sent me 2 of his Omegas for service, this one and a vintage, which will feature in the next post on my blog. This

The Omega Speedmaster professional, aka the moonwatch. Its a classic watch with a rich history, and one of the most iconic watches in the world.

Rolex Datejust for a full service, this particular one was sent in by Peter as it has a low power reserve, is stopping occasionally and

I am pleased to have been elected as a member of the British Watch and Clockmakers Guild. The Guild is over 100 years old and