Watch servicing in Paris
Complete dismantling of the movement, cleaning, replacement of worn parts, lubrication and timing on a timegrapher, carried out by our certified watchmakers in our Paris 5th and 12th workshops.
Base prices
- Simple watch, manual windingfrom €370
- Watch with datefrom €400
- Simple watch, automatic windingfrom €430
- Chronographfrom €700
Prices include VAT and exclude replacement of faulty parts and polishing. The final quote, free and without obligation, is drawn up once we have received and examined your watch. Estimate the price with our simulator.
How the service works
- 01 Drop-offFree diagnosis and quote, without an appointment, at either of our two workshops.
- 02 DismantlingThe movement is fully dismantled; every part is cleaned and inspected.
- 03 ReassemblyWorn parts are replaced, and the movement is lubricated and reassembled.
- 04 TestingTiming on a timegrapher, water-resistance test and observation over several days.
Brands we service
Approved workshop Omega, Tissot, Longines, Hamilton, Rado, Mido, Certina and Seiko.
Major Swiss houses We also service, outside our approvals, Rolex and Tudor, Cartier, Breitling, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Panerai, Zenith and TAG Heuer watches.
Fine watchmaking Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, Breguet, Blancpain, Piaget and Chopard: the quote is drawn up after examining the movement at the workshop.
Vintage watches Universal Genève, Heuer, Lip, Yema, Eberhard, Eterna or Ebel: we have a network of rare-parts suppliers for hard-to-find references.
And many more Grand Seiko, Oris, Nomos, Sinn, Frédérique Constant, Baume & Mercier, Bell & Ross, Montblanc, Hermès, Chaumet, Van Cleef & Arpels, Girard-Perregaux, Ulysse Nardin, Herbelin… If your brand isn't listed here, write to us.
Frequently asked questions
Should I have my watch serviced every 5 years?
It's a good rule of thumb: for a mechanical watch worn regularly, manufacturers recommend a service every 5 to 7 years, as the lubricants in the movement dry out. If your watch is running well, there's no rush: drop by the workshop, we'll check its accuracy and water resistance and tell you honestly whether a service is needed.
My watch loses 5 minutes a day. Does it need a service?
Not necessarily. A deviation of a few seconds a day is normal for a mechanical watch. Losing several minutes is often caused by a magnetised movement or a timing adjustment, which can be fixed without a full service. However, if the watch hasn't been serviced for more than 5 years, a service is probably needed. Diagnosis at the workshop is free.
What's the difference between a full service and a simple adjustment?
An adjustment fine-tunes the watch's accuracy without dismantling the movement. A full service is complete maintenance: dismantling every part, cleaning, replacing worn parts, lubricating, reassembling, timing and checking water resistance. It's what keeps your watch running for decades.
A quote for your watch?Drop it off without an appointment at 18 Passage du Chantier (Paris 12th) or 78 rue Claude Bernard (Paris 5th), or write to us.
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