Repairs and Restoration 

The movement is subjected to the standard servicing practices but is then completely refinished. Every part of the dissembled movement is painstakingly and meticulously refurbished. 

All fixing screws are re-slotted and polished, and re-blued where appropriate.  

All return springs and click springs are re-grained and all levers and arbours refinished. 

Every part including the movement plates are made to look like new - particularly attractive when the finished movement is designed to be visible, such as in carriage, and other glass panel clocks. 

For brass cased clocks, our specialists are able to completely dismantle the casework, strip off old lacquer, clean and re-polish and finally re-assemble after applying a new protective finish that will return the case to it's former glory and maintain the look for many years to come! 

For wooden casework our highly skilled team can undertake all your requirements from a simple clean and re-polish to a full restoration, including the make up of new mouldings and correction of other losses and the repair of joint-work. 

For brass dials we are able to strip back and clean and re-apply numerals, and subsequently refinish with lacquer, where appropriate. 

For silvered dials similarly we would strip, clean and re-silver using traditional methods, before re-applying the numerals and other dial details.