Watch Repair

FLOOPER

Hi,

Anyone know of a reputable and not overly expensive place to get a watch repaired.

I know it's not an Omega or Rolex it's a much loved D & G watch -

Would just like to get it repaired and in use again.

Thanks.

Lorddrakul

Where abouts are you?

Depends on what needs doing, as many local jewellers will do the basics for you, and often inexpensively.

Thirdfox

With a D&G watch it's most likely a quartz movement - what's wrong with it? If it's a battery change I could probably pop open the case for you and plop a new one in.

Kiith

Sorry to bump this, but figured it's better then a new thread.

I've a Diesel Cuff watch, that i absolutely love, that i would love to get repaired somewhere (in Dublin or Kildare if possible). It wasn't massively expensive, but i can't really afford to buy a new one at the moment. The seconds hand has come loose, as well as the 'S' in Diesel (still inside the glass though), and the glass itself is a bit scratched. Not sure if it's possible, but i'd love to get the glass replaced and back to working order.

Image of the watch (it's brown, but the same model)


I've been using a smart watch for a while, and i miss the old school ones :P

funkyouup

Local Jeweller should be able to fix the hand and the letter. The scuff on the glass might be able to be buffed out.

Mikeder53

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/110842884#Comment_110842884

Sorry for bumping this old thread. I've four watches of different brands like Cartier, Tissot, Tag Heuer, and Longines. Currently, I'm facing issues with Tag Heuer watch and looking for a dedicated service in UK? Anyone got experience of Tag heuer watch service in past? Please suggest any company for repairing.

FLOOPER

Hi All.

I have inquired about watch repair in Dundrum Town centre.

It’s a specific repair shop for watches and jewellery. They seemed quite reasonable and quoted about 40 euro for a straightforward repair + i’m assuming parts. Sounded fair but haven’t had the chance to try.