Perri Watch Repairs

In Hatton Garden, London’s historic jewelry district, Perri Watch Repairs operates as an independent workshop focused on watch service and repair. Its approach combines trained watchmakers with the option to request a quote or arrange a visit, an important distinction when a timepiece needs to be diagnosed before anyone can define the work involved.

The workshop cites more than 25 years of experience with complicated timepieces and a team with over five decades of combined experience maintaining luxury watches. It also identifies itself as an Omega Certified Service Center and a member of the British Horological Institute. Its website lists brands including Rolex, Cartier, Audemars Piguet, IWC, Hublot, Breitling, and Jaeger-LeCoultre, among others.

The work covers mechanical, automatic, and quartz movements. When a watch has stopped or lost accuracy, the team describes a process that starts with inspecting the movement and explaining the repair options. For older watches with parts that are no longer available, the company says it can make components on a lathe to restore operation while preserving the watch’s appearance.

Servicing includes disassembly, cleaning, component inspection, replacement of faulty parts, reassembly, and lubrication of the movement. The work depends on the type of watch and the diagnosis; requesting an estimate before authorizing repairs helps customers understand what the timepiece needs and which options the workshop recommends.

Exterior restoration is another part of the business. The workshop offers polishing for cases, clasps, and bracelets, several types of finish, and laser filling for deep scratches before polishing. It also handles crystal replacement and bracelet repairs, work that can restore comfort and legibility without reducing the service to a simple battery change.

Perri Watch Repairs offers free estimates and asks customers to get in touch before visiting so an appointment can be arranged. People outside London can ask about the postal service, which the company presents as a secure way to send in a watch for assessment. The workshop publishes a one-year warranty on its services, subject to the work performed.

The address is in New House in Hatton Garden, within walking distance of Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations according to the company. For anyone looking for a specialist watchmaker in London, the workshop combines technical repair, restoration, and care for watches from different generations; an initial consultation helps define the issue before the watch is brought in or mailed.