mail@century-time.nl
0113-576376
Kaaistraat 12, 4401 CH Yerseke, NL
KvK: 24257627
BTW: NL002019959B85
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09.00 – 12.00
13.15 – 18.00
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Century-Time performs a wide variety of services on quartz, mechanical, and digital watches. Here’s a brief list of our top watch repairs:
Overhauls involve complete disassembly of the watch case, which includes ultrasonic cleaning, lubrication, and reassembly. The overhaul process varies depending on whether the watch is quartz or mechanical. For mechanical movements, we install new mainsprings whereas quartz movements receive replacement batteries. After that, we inspect all other interior elements and issue substitutions as needed. Before we put the movement back together, we conduct a thorough cleaning as well as refinishing. Once we reassemble the movement, we seal the stem along with the crown, and then replace the case back gasket. Upon completion, we conduct a series of tests over a 72 hour period. During that time, we evaluate the watch’s accuracy, water resistance, and functionality. If your watch passes inspection, then we ship it back to you. Otherwise, we attempt to fix any additional maintenance issues.
A broken watch crystal renders your timepiece unwearable. Luckily, Total Watch Repair handles crystal replacements! We carry manufacturer issued crystals, generic plastic or mineral glass, and scratch-free sapphire crystal. Want a custom made crystal? Let the TWR professionals create a custom watch crystal for you!
A watch crown is the button you use to wind your timepiece. Attempting to wind a watch with a broken crown may cause significant internal damage, so do not attempt to fix the problem yourself. Instead, let the TWR team install a replacement crown. Your new crown will protect the watch from water damages while restoring its original appearance.
Pushers are small dials or buttons that typically appear on quartz and complex chronograph watches. When they break down, your watch becomes vulnerable to water damage. If you have a nonfunctional pusher, send your watch to TWR!
Century-Time will make sure that your waterproof or water resistant watch lives up to its title. Water pressure testing is a must any time the watch case is opened for inspection or repairs. We automatically conduct a water pressure test on any watch labeled as water resistant or waterproof. You may also purchase this examination separately.
Don’t want to buy a new band? Let us fix your broken strap! Whether you have a broken link, pin, or clasp, we’ll be able to repair your bracelet and replace any defective parts.
Watches get dirty and scratched from daily use. We begin the process by polishing and buffing your timepiece. After that, our ultrasonic cleaning machine removes visible surface irregularities so your watch looks good as new!
TWR has a huge inventory of watch hands, so we will be probably be able to find the exact match for your timepiece (including vintage models). We also restore the hands’ luminosity at no additional charge.
Watch dials eventually deteriorate through fading, chipping, and the like. This is especially true for vintage or antique timepieces. Total Watch Repair’s dial refinishing process restores this highly visible part back to its original condition! A certified technician utilizes a special machine that carefully repaints the dial.
