What the Owners Say.

Brought in an ETA 2824-2 that had been running around -15 seconds a day. The before-and-after timing traces are a nice touch — you can actually see the amplitude went from 210 to 282 degrees after the service. Watch has been running within ±4 seconds for the past two months.

Had a Seiko diver's water resistance checked before a trip to Redang. The printed pressure test record is useful to keep with the watch. Took three days rather than the quoted two — staff mentioned an extra batch of gaskets were held at customs — but they called to update me, which I appreciated.

My grandfather's Tissot Seastar from the 1960s came back in better shape than I expected. They found a hairspring coil touching the regulator and corrected it — something I had no idea about. The bound dossier they produced is something I will keep with the watch permanently.

First time bringing a watch here after a recommendation from a colleague. The intake process is more thorough than I expected — photos, written notes on the dial condition before any work starts. The watchmaker explained each lubrication point when I asked, which was genuinely interesting.

Drove up from Shah Alam specifically for the gasket service before our Perhentian trip. Quick intake, honest about what the case gasket looked like, and the pressure test record was ready when they said it would be. The watch held to 100m in the water with no issues.

Sent a Citizen automatic in for service. They noticed a worn cannon pinion during the strip and quoted it before ordering. Watch came back running clean — rate is within about 8 seconds per day, which is well within what I expected from a movement of this age. Good value at RM 1,780 all in.