WatchRepair.netReviews of watchrepair.net

I've lost track of the number of watches and colleagues that I've sent to watchrepair.net and everyone I have sent or referred to them has been an outstanding experience handled with great care and concern for the craft. This watch was the oldest in my collection at 30 years old and was delivered to me today in better than new condition.

I just received my Breitling Chronomat (1990) back yesterday. It was great to see my friend back and in the great operating and appearance standards that I expected. I had this watch serviced back in 2010 by Watchrepair.net. It was operating great, it was just time for a service. The shipping and accountability measures negated any concerns of security. I was contacted by both Jeff and Elana during the course of this process on several occasions to keep me updated. I lost a bezel screw and they were able to fabricate another since vintage parts are difficult to acquire, can't tell it from the other 11 screws. What makes and made me the most pleased is the degree of customer service provided. I whole-heartedly recommend them and I'm in the process of sending my Omega now for service.

My husband bought me a watch on the website, The Realreal. The watch worked for a couple of months, then stopped. I sent it in, it is now back and looks beautiful but more importantly it works beautifully. They have an extremely secure system for shipping the watch, keeping you informed. A very good resource.

My Breiting is 20 years old and had never been serviced. Several things were going bad and I decided it was time to get it overhauled. I Googled Breitling repair and was on the verge of sending it to Breiting. I noticed WR's add, read the comments and decided to take a chance on them. One of the best decisions of my life. The shipping arrangements were top notch and the work was completed ahead of their estimate. My watch looks and runs like brand new. I heartily recommend these guys.

Wow! I have never experienced better customer service or better communication or a better watch repair experience than with WatchRepair.net. Jeff and Marc made the service and repair of my Omega Speedmaster an excellent and secure experience. They even went beyond what is expected when I needed an issue on the watch corrected just after the warranty period had passed. They deserve the highest recommendation!

I found WatchRepair.net on the internet and was looking for a reputable repair service for my 15+ year old Omega Speedmaster Triple date Automatic. It had not been serviced in 9+ years, suffered a minute hand illumination issue and had some bracelet issues. I had Marc at WatchRepair.net quote an overhaul and the repairs. The quote and the time frame for repair were very reasonable. Today I received my watch back...early. Wow! It is beautiful...just like new. I set the Time and Date and it has been keeping time. I exercised the Chronograph functions...perfect. I recommend WatchRepair.net and will use them in the future. The Shipping to/from their facility is very secure; they provide not only a pelican case for shipment but a GPS tracker in the case so you know where your watch is at any time (update is 25min). Great Service.

This is the fourth time Marc and his team have overhauled my Omegas. So far he has restored my Omega Moon Watch, my triple date Omega and twice my 007 Omega. The latter watch I have had for 19 years and just needed another overhaul after all these years. They all are returned looking like new. I have a total of 9 Omegas in my collection and when it's time, Marc will get these too. I just picked up my Triple Date today that he overhauled, which I have had over 25 years, and it's beautiful. Thank you.

I have an Omega Speedmaster that was a graduation present in 1970. I met Buzz Aldrin (second man on the moon in 1969) at an event at West Point, showed him the Omega and asked if that was the watch he wore on the moon. He replied that the watch he wore was exactly like mine. Needless to say, the watch is very special to me because of Buzz. But it was not running and needed cleaning badly. I found WatchRepair on the internet and did some research on them, including calling and speaking with them about my watch. I decided they were the real deal and sent the Speedmaster and a 1962 vintage Omega Seamaster to them for cleaning and repair. I just received the Speedmaster and it looks great and runs great. The Seamaster was not in good shape, and it will be a while longer before I receive it. But I am confident that it will return in superb shape just as the Speedmaster did. Jeff Herman and Marc Imberman and others on the WatchRepair team were knowledgeable, easy to reach and very helpful. They were as concerned about my watches as I am, and I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone with a watch problem or need