About us
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
We repair and restore all makes of antique and vintage pocket and wrist watches from all over the world and specialize in railroad pocket watches. We also repair and restore vintage wrist watches. As an Internet based business, we work with you from the comfort of your own home to expertly and quickly handle your pocket watch repair needs.
Our daily commitment is to the proper repair (clean, lubricate, polish) and restoration of your keepsake vintage and antique watches of customers who share our passion and fascination of these miniature machines.
To get your keepsakes running in tip top shape for years to come, give us a call at (206) 434 6011 , or email us at: mark@seattlewatchrepair.com .
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
Since childhood Mark has been keenly interested in the art, science, and technology of watch making. He graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in biology and chemistry and has been working in technical fields all his life. He lives in Seattle with his wife and family. Mark is an expert pocket watch repair professional.
He is a member of NAWCC (National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors) . He is also a member of the AWCI (American Watchmakers Clockmakers Institute).
Our Guarantee
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
Our Guarantee
It is our fervent desire that each customer is happy with the watch repair service they receive at Seattle Watch Repair. To that end if you have questions or concerns about anything that’s been done to your watch or regarding the service you’ve received at our shop, please contact us by phone or email. We’ll work as hard as we can to make you a satisfied customer.
We guarantee our work for 1 year from the point of return shipment to you. We do not guarantee crystals.
Auctions
Our Watchmaker, Mark Smith
Our Guarantee
A great way to determine if your heirloom is a valuable collectible is to look at auction results. Watch value varies with many factors including:
Overall Condition,
Age,
Movement Construction,
Case Construction,
Manufacturer, and
Unique Technologies
All these factor into how a watch is valued. Check out our assessing value page to get an idea of how much your watch may be worth.