Trusted, independent luxury watch servicing executed to the highest horological standards.
Movement service
Stripped, cleaned and inspected
Staking and pressing
A drawer for every part
Case and bracelet finishing
Omega Seamaster
Every watch is stripped, cleaned, lubricated, regulated and tested by one watchmaker, start to finish.
Full services, repairs and case and bracelet refinishing by a Rolex-trained watchmaker.
Movement servicing, water-resistance testing and repairs for modern Omega watches.
Chronograph and automatic servicing, with careful cleaning that never assumes polishing.
Careful servicing of Cartier watches, handled with the care the finish deserves.
Tell us the make, model and what is wrong. You will get a quote before anything is posted.
Send your watch by Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed, or drop it off at the workshop by appointment. Full packing guidance is included with your quote.
Inspection, service and testing in the workshop, with an update if anything unexpected turns up.
Pay by bank transfer or card, and your watch comes home insured.
No VAT is added. Other brands are quoted individually after a quick look at the watch.
Calibre Watch Services was established in 2016 and is run from a private workshop in Tayport, Fife. With over twenty years of watchmaking experience, including Rolex training in Madrid, every job is done by the same pair of hands. That experience includes time at Cartier in London and at E.P. Mallory & Son in Bath, and work at The Red House, a Rolex boutique in Gibraltar. Calibre is a member of the British Watch and Clockmakers’ Guild.
Work covers Rolex, Omega, TAG Heuer, Breitling and Cartier. There is no sales floor and no middleman, just the watchmaker and your watch.
Serving: Fife · Edinburgh · Glasgow · St Andrews · Aberdeen, and customers across the UK
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Rolex suggests servicing a modern watch roughly every ten years under normal wear. Many watchmakers, myself included, would say five to seven years is kinder to the movement, especially if you wear it daily or in water. See a watchmaker sooner if it’s gaining or losing time, the power reserve drops, the crown feels gritty, or there’s any moisture under the crystal. Get in touch and I’ll advise on yours.
Work is done by a Rolex-trained watchmaker. Cost, turnaround and warranty differ, so ask for a comparison before you decide.
Use tracked, insured delivery. Packing guidance comes with your quote.
Only if you ask. A clean is a clean, and polishing is never assumed.
Prefer to hand it over in person? Clients are welcome to drop off their watch at the workshop in Tayport by appointment.
Calibre Watch Services
PO Box 10322, Tayport, DD1 9GX
