Unleash the full potential of your vintage automatic chronograph with our specialized restoration service. We understand the intricate workings of these paricular timepieces and use our expertise to carefully restore every aspect of your vintage watch to its original condition.

Our meticulous process involves the disassembly, cleaning, and replacement of worn or damaged parts. We use only the highest quality parts and techniques to ensure that your automatic chronograph performs to its full potential. With our attention to detail, you’ll see a noticeable improvement in accuracy and functionality.

In addition to restoration, we also provide on request valuable services such as water-resistance testing and calibration. We understand that your vintage automatic chronograph holds significant sentimental and monetary value, and our restoration service is designed to help you preserve and enhance that value.

If you’re looking to bring new life to your vintage automatic chronograph, our restoration service is the perfect solution. Contact us today to learn more and start the journey to rediscovering the full potential of your treasured timepiece.

The service includes the following steps:

• Cleaning of wristband, clasp, case, dial, hands, etc.
• Disassembly of the movement, professional cleaning of all parts
• Reassembly of the movement, including oiling according to the recommendations and guidelines of the manufacturer
• Greasing of rubber seals on stems, pushers and case back seals with water-repellent watchmaker grease.

In addition and on request / depending on the current condition of the watch, we offer the following (prices are to be determined separately):

• Glass replacement (replacement glass sold separately)
• Replacement of the case gasket seal (gasket seal sold separately)
• Replacement of rubber gasket seals on crowns (rubber gasket seals sold separately).

Please note that should spare parts be required, you will be informed of their avalability and cost. Spare parts will be billed separately, and are not part of the present service.

The revision described is reserved exclusively for vintage automatic chronographs. The service itself does not include a water resistance test: Vintage watches are usually not water resistant. Many were never water resistant, others are not anymore. Over the decades, seals become porous so that water can penetrate the case. Even if all seals are replaced with new ones, the metal surfaces on which they work can be pitted, cracked or uneven. All watches that were once designed for use in water should be tested for water resistance every so often. A water pressure resistance test can be performed upon request at no cost, yet we cannot guarantee that the watch will pass the test successfully even after a complete service.