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Hall of Fame

The finest timepieces we have repaired

Photographs of some particularly beautiful, rare or special watches we have repaired become part of our „Hall of Fame“.

This collection is continually being expanded.

2026

Extensive restoration including detailed servicing and intensive restoration of the movement, restoration of water resistance retaining the original crown and pushers, artificially aged NOS hour and minute hands, a new artificially aged aftermarket bezel (the original was missing), soldering the broken dial feet, and intensive restoration of the case and movement of an Omega Speedmaster vintage Ref. 2998-2 calibre 321 with a chocolate dial

Restoration of the entire movement of an Adolph Lange pocket watch including refreshing the fire-gilded bridges, removing rust from the balance spring, burnishing the pivots, rust removal, flat polishing and decorative finishing of many components, welding the cracked hand-setting lever, and sending the dial to an enamel restorer. (Gold case missing)

2025

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a Rolex Datejust Ref. 16030 calibre 3035. Replacement of two luminous dots on the dial.

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing and intensive restoration of the movement, restoration of water resistance retaining the original crown and pushers, artificially aged new hands with new colour-matched (non-luminous) luminous material to match the dial, and a new artificially aged aftermarket bezel (the original was missing) for an Omega Speedmaster vintage Ref. 2915-2 calibre 321

Detailed servicing and restoration of water resistance for a vintage Heuer Carrera calibre Valjoux 92.

2024

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a Omega Speedmaster Professional Ref. 145.022 calibre 861

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, refinishing the brass case and new chrome plating for a Wakmann Regatta chronograph Ref. 9804 calibre Lemania 1341

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a Omega Speedmaster „Reduced“ Ref. 175.0032 calibre 1141

Severe rust damage – Intensive restoration including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a vintage automatic Omega Ref. 175.0032 calibre 552

The movement was so badly rusted that even dismantling it was a challenge, as screws and parts simply broke. At the owner’s request, the heavily deteriorated dial was cleaned, stabilised and preserved.

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing, renewing the black infill of the lettering on the case back and fitting a new crystal to an Omega Speedmaster Professional Ref. 145.0022 calibre 1861

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a Omega Speedmaster Mark IV Ref. 176.009 calibre 1040

2023 and earlier

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a Omega Speedmaster „phased lug“ Ref. 105.012-66 by La Centrale Boites calibre 321

Complete maintenance including detailed servicing, water-resistance service, case refinishing and a new crystal for a vintage Doxa Sub 300 T with a recolouring of the two-colour bezel.

Detailed servicing of a rare Century calibre ETA 2837 high-beat movement with 36,000 bph and white sapphire bearing jewels.

Detailed servicing of a vintage Enicar Sherpa Guide 600 GMT World Time – calibre AR 1146 – from 1964 – Ref. 2342

Detailed servicing of an Elgin pocket watch with a very interesting hand-setting mechanism

Detailed servicing and seal replacement for an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak E-4930 calibre FP1185

Detailed servicing of an Aquastar Deepstar calibre Valjoux 23 – the personal watch of Jacques-Yves Cousteau.

The case and all external components were left entirely original. Diving with the watch had left some traces on the movement; minor patches of rust were removed during servicing.

Detailed servicing of an Chronoswiss Opus Skeleton Chronograph calibre 7750 – Skeletonised movement calibre 741S

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