John Bouwman - Clocks and Watches
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Watch Repair

Wrist and pocket watches are an investment; they are a unique-style statement piece for men and women. These timepieces require ongoing maintenance and service to keep them running accurately, and that's where the Clockmaker can help.

The team at the Clockmaker is Swiss-trained; allowing them to service and repair most makes and models of antique and vintage pocket watches as well as modern manual-wind quartz, automatic wristwatches and chronographs.

Other services include:

  • Balance staffing and timing
  • Battery replacement – typically done while the Customer waits
  • Case finishing
  • Cleaning, oiling and polishing
  • Crystal (glass) replacement
  • Gasket replacement
  • Modern mechanical chronograph
  • Watch band adjustment
  • Waterproof testing and resealing
  • Wristwatch strap replacement – typically done while the Customer waits

The Clockmaker provides free estimates for all watch repairs. Please get in touch via email for more details.


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905-637-5804

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New, vintage and antique clocks.
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Sales and service of antique and modern quartz movement watches is our specialty.
 

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Customer Testimonial

I've used him twice without any issues. He fixed my wife's watch which was ruined by accidentally dropping it in water. He repaired it within a reasonable amount of time (about 2 weeks) and it has worked perfectly since. I also use him to replace batteries in our expensive watches since I don't trust a kid at a department store watch shop with a high end watch. John is very knowledgeable about watches and clocks.
 


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