Watchmaking Pricelist

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Watchmaking pricelist

The prices for common watchmaking services that EmmyWatch provides are listed below. The prices are a rough estimate based on the type of watch and work required. All of our work comes with a full warranty.

If you would like an exact price, please use our quote page to request a quote.

Service price

The table below gives a rough indication of what we charge to do a full service on a watch. If the watch arrives in a non-running or badly running state, it will often need more work than a full service, this may include part replacement and part repair, which are listed under the additional fees table below.

A full service includes entire watch disassembly, cleaning, synthetic lubrication as per Swiss Watchmaking standards, gasket lubrication, part inspection, minor repair, case cleaning, bracelet cleaning, regulation, and more. Read more about what a service includes.

Watch Type	Example	Service Price
Basic manual wind	Omega 260, Unitas 2798, Omega 610	$250
Basic automatic	ETA 2824, Omega 560, Rolex 1560	$305
High end manual wind	IWC 59210, Omega 9908	$365
High end automatic or microrotor	Universal Geneve 215/218/68/69, Universal Geneve 2-66, Rolex 3035, Omega 8800	$395
High end automatic with GMT	Rolex 3085 GMT	$395
Basic manual wind or automatic non-perpetual/calendar/moonphase	Valjoux 90, Movado 470, Omega 381, Zodiac 12S	$330
High end manual wind or automatic non-perpetual calendar/moonphase	IWC 35800	$440
Basic manual wind chronograph (up to 3 sub-registers)	Venus 188, Valjoux 92, 188, Landeron 48, Valjoux 7730	$385
Basic automatic chronograph (up to 3 sub-registers)	Valjoux 7750, ETA 2894, Seiko 6139	$405
High end chronograph	Omega 320, Omega 860, Rolex 4130	$460
Basic manual wind or automatic alarm	LeCoultre 814, LeCoultre 815, Seiko 4006	$330
High end manual wind or automatic alarm	JLC 916	$460
High end manual wind or automatic with grand complication		Request quote

If unsure what type of watch you have, that’s ok! You can request a quote or you can send us your watch and we will let you know the estimated cost before proceeding with any work.

Additional fees

The table below shows rough fees included when additional work is required on a watch beyond what a service includes. In general, if your watch is running and has a known service history, then in all likelihood all you can expect is a few part replacements, or possibly none at all. If your watch is not running, is a thrift store find, or is generally in bad shape, or you have special requests, often additional fees will apply to get it running to our standards. We do not perform the work listed below without servicing, but if you would like to make a special request please request a quote and we will try to accommodate you.

Description	Example	Additional Fee
Dial foot repair	A dial has broken or missing feet	+$90
Balance wheel repair	A balance wheel has damaged weights or is out of poise	+$65
Hairspring repair	A hairspring is damaged and cannot be replaced, so needs to be manually repaired	+$90
Balance staff replacement	Balance staff is broken and needs to be replaced	+$75
Rusty part	A part is rusted and cannot be replaced so needs to be hand polished	+$45
Bent hand repair	Hands are bent and are fouling on each other or dial and need to be repaired	+$45
Extremely dirty	The movement is in very dirty/poor condition and needs extra cleaning/polishing	+$75
Crystal replacement	Crystal is replaced with a new crystal	+$55
Crystal polishing	Polish out scratches in a crystal. Can only be done with acrylic.	+$20
Dial refinishing/restoration		Request quote
Case or bracelet refinishing		Request quote

Let's get started

To proceed, please see our watchmaking request page. Once your watch is received by us you will be contacted before we proceed with any work. If you have questions please review our watchmaking information or contact us.