Vintage Clock Repair: Fruits of Expert Care

Last updated: January 2026

What we collect when you contact us to book a repair, why we need it, and what you can ask us to do with it.

Dial Refinishing

Your name, email address, the timepiece you're bringing in, preferred service dates, and any special requests about your watch or clock—such as whether it's a family heirloom or needs a specific type of movement work. We also record basic technical data such as browser type and the pages you visit.

Spring Replacement

• To confirm your repair appointment and send you service updates before you arrive
• To contact you quickly if we discover additional work needed or if your timepiece is ready for collection
• To prepare our bench with the right tools and parts for your vintage watch or clock repair
• To send updates and news you've asked to receive, and nothing else

Bank Your Trust in Us

Only the watchmaker restoring your timepiece and the suppliers we need for parts or specialist work. We do not sell your details and we do not pass them to advertisers.

The Bell Tower

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Inside the Workshop: Timepiece Restoration

Ask and we will show you what we hold, correct it or delete it. Write through the contact page and we will confirm when it is done.