Exclusively working with mechanical timepieces made before 1960, the Struthers can make new parts by hand for obsolete components and pride themselves in being able to service wrist and pocket watches turned away by other watchmakers. Restoration tends to cover watches that have suffered water ingress, have been dropped, or have been damaged by previous poor repair work. This sympathetic and time consuming process can require from a few day’s work to several weeks of restoration to bring each timepiece back to working order.

Vintage Universal Geneve
The stainless steel bezel of this 1940s triple calendar Universal Geneve wristwatch with moon phase indication had unfortunately been lost leaving the watch in need of restoration

Smiths dash clock
Dash clocks, by their nature take quite a beating so this 1930s Smiths 8-day clock for an Alvis Speed 20 needed a deep clean, rust removal and restoration work
Restoration costs:
Our base charges which include VAT are as follows:
£150
£540
£600
£660
£620
Price on application