Premier watch repair

Local rate: 0845 4900 057

Mon-Fri  9am-5pm

Terms & conditions

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Within 48hrs of receiving your watch an estimate will be provided based on an initial visual inspection, on occasion this may sometimes take longer due to obtaining prices and availability of parts supplied by the watch houses. If during the repair or service process, further unforeseen work is required. We reserve the right to re-estimate as required this work and will only be progressed upon your approval.

Service Pack

Royal Mail is our chosen delivery service, the service pack is FREE of charge for return to our workshops for a no obligation estimate. Royal Mail or PWR cannot be held responsible if the client has not securely packaged the watch.

Packaging Guidelines

Watches sent to PWR via Royal mail Special delivery service pack are insured upto £500 free of charge . For a small premium you can insure upto £2500 at your local post office.This is an extremely secure tracked service end to end.

Royal mail Special Delivery next day guarantee

Royal mail guarantee they’ll deliver your Special Delivery; Next Day item before 1.00pm the next working day.

This guarantee does not apply if:

Where we deliver

Use Special Delivery Next Day and Royal Mail guarantee delivery by 1.00pm of the next working day to 99%* of the country, including Northern Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey. Some places take longer to deliver to, but we still guarantee delivery within three working days by 5.30 pm

Available six days a week

You can use Special Delivery Next Day from Monday to Friday, except bank holidays or public holidays. If you need your item sent over the weekend, you can also arrange a guaranteed Saturday Delivery available at just £2.70 extra per item payable at your local post office at time of sending.

Insurance compensation

Our liability for items left with us or shipped to us using our Royal Mail Special delivery service is limited to their intrinsic value.

Covered for up to £500

When you using our service pack via Royal Mail Special Delivery Next Day you have free m compensation cover up to £500 or the value of the item, whichever is the lower. If the item is more valuable you can buy additional compensation cover up to £2,500 for a small premium payable at your local post office counter at time of sending.

Royal Mail’s Claims Process for Loss, Damage & Delay

Prior to submitting a claim you should read the loss, damage and delay compensation policies for the product used as this will explain when you may be entitled to compensation and how much compensation may be payable. This information can be obtained from our Royal Mails Website or available at all Post Office® branches or by contacting Royal Mail Customer Services on 08457 740740 (Textphone 08456 000606). Please note that we are only able to deal with claims where the item was posted with and delivered by Royal Mail. If an item has been posted with or handled by another postal operator then it will not be eligible for compensation from Royal Mail unless the postal operator has posted the packet using one of Royal Mail’s retail services , in which case that postal operator will be regarded as the sender of the postal packet for compensation purposes. If another postal operator has been used and you are the sender please contact them to pursue any claim. If you are the recipient and the item has not been sent using one of Royal Mail’s services you should refer the matter to the sender for them to take up with their chosen postal operator.

Claims for loss, part loss, damage or delay should be submitted on a "Lost damaged or delayed inland mail claim form" known as a P58.

Claim forms are available from all Post Office® branches or can be downloaded and printed off from the Royal mail website. Alternately a customer can have one sent to them by calling Customer Service on 08457 740740 Textphone 08456 000606.

Claims for loss, part loss and damage must be submitted within 12 months of posting.

Claims for delay must be made within 3 months of posting by the sender or 1 month of receipt by the recipient.

The claim form should be completed with as much detail as possible, the minimum information required to submit a claim is:

For damage and part loss claims the damaged contents and all the packaging must be retained and presented to Royal Mail upon request.

The claim should also include any available supporting information / evidence relevant to the claim;

Warranty information.
What does your warranty include?

The warranty covers the service of the watch movement (Quartz or Mechanical) and related parts fitted and listed for a period of 12 months from date of dispatch. Unfortunately with some vintage watch models we are unabale to warranty the original time keeping due to the general wear and tear caused by years of use so we may advise you that "Time keeping is best possible".

Batteries fitted by PWR are warrantied for a period 12 months.

If a fault develops during the warranty period but is found to be due to an unrelated problem, any work will be quoted as required. Work will only commence upon your authorisation.

Repairs under warranty will not be charged for labour, however postage will be charged for service pack and delivery.

Not covered under warranty.

Case and bracelet, dial, hands, crystal (glass), pushers ,crown (button/winder), stem, electronic failure, moisture damage, rust, condensation, water penetration, general wear and tear, accidental damage, misuse or abuse.

Your watch will not be covered under warranty if water damage is caused by the operation of pushers or the crown when the watch is wet or submerged in water, or the failure of the crown and or pushers caused by normal wear and tear, damage or misuse

In the unlikely event that your watch develops a fault within the 12 month warranty period. It is recommended that you return it to our workshop for assessment as claims for repair from any third party repairers will not be entertained. It is recommended that you Royal mail special delivery. Please remember to enclose your contact details with description of the fault that has developed and post to:

PWR .54 Slimbridge Close, Yate, Bristol, BS37 8XZ

Water resistance models.

If your watch is a water resistant model it is recommended by most manufacturers to have the seals replaced and your watch checked every 12-18 months and preferably before the coming summer.

In most cases the depth that your watch is water resistant to is indicated either on the dial or case back and is an indication of standard value and does not correspond to an absolute depth of immersion. The crown of the watch and pushers should not be operated under any circumstances when the watch is wet or submerged in water.

PWR does warranty vintage or gold watches for water resistance. Some watches through genearal wear and tear can also fail the pressure test. In this instance you will be advised. PWR will where possible offer a new case if one is available.