at Morgan Banks, Kendal
Welcome to Cumbria Watch Repair and the watch blog “28 Days Earlier”
Please scroll down to see the services that are on offer to the public and trade. I am happy to work on any brand of watch and for most purposes, from repairs and service, to battery changes and glass renewal.
I also offer restoration services for vintage pieces from dials to lume repair, bracelet and case restoration is also within my portfolio.
I am based in Kendal, Cumbria but have a client list that spans the globe thanks to the connectivity of social media.
Watch servicing is an art, and the general rule of thumb is “every five years” for a fine watch. I am happy to competitively quote for watch servicing.
I offer a full repair service with a free quotation before any work commences. I have a very transparent working practice, and if you wish, you will be kept up to date at all stages of the repair, this is especially useful when the watch is an older model or pocket watch and parts may be hard to source.
Please use the contact form in the first instance.
For an initial enquiry on watch repair and pricing please contact me
For trade pricing please enquire.
It is often the occasion that you need something a bit special or specific to a vision you have in mind. In the world of watch making anything is possible with enough planning and foresight.
I am happy to discuss any project that you have in mind from a customisation to a complete unique build.
I no longer accept HAMTUN watches for warranty repair work. This is unfortunate but had to be done going forward. Please address all warranty enquiries for HAMTUN watches to HAMTUN watches directly.
CWC has had 300 Automatic RN Dive Watches stolen – serial numbers 1-300 ending /20 No other batches ending /20 have been made – please keep your eyes peeled and get in touch if you are offered one. Website link
When I was the offered the chance to get my hands on an Orion Hellcat for a few days I jumped at the chance. I have known Nick Harris for a while and I respect him as a watchmaker and wanted to see how that translates to a model he has made. My first impression …
Continue reading “Spending a few days with an Orion Hellcat – privileged”
