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Restoring timepieces since 1987

Two guides reading a paper map on a hillside
Our story

Built on precision, one gear at a time

Sweetadvisory started with a single watchmaker, a jeweler's loupe, and one principle: never rush a repair. That principle still guides every pocket watch and clock that arrives at our bench.

The workshop has grown and our team expanded. The standard has not: we still source original parts before accepting a commission, and we still spend as long as needed to get the mechanism right.

  • Every watch inspected before work begins
  • Certified in Swiss and American movements
  • Appointments booked with care, not overbooking
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9timepieces serviced this year
11craftspeople on staff
140vintage watches completed last season
12maximum appointments per week
What we repair

Three commitments we never compromise

Restoring Pocket Watches and Antique Timepieces

A clock or watch enters our workshop only after full inspection and movement analysis. You receive a detailed assessment and honest estimate before any work begins.

Unhurried work by hand

Six watches maximum per month. We refuse rush jobs. A gold coin and a flash of lightning might both shine, but only one has lasting value—and so does proper watchmaking.

Seven Gears to Perfect Timing

If a day is long and steep we say so. Nobody enjoys a trip harder than the page promised.

Morning on the ridge
Morning on the ridge
Camp before dark
Camp before dark
A long water stop
A long water stop