Trevor’s passion for watches began during his Mechanical Engineering studies, where he was drawn to the artistry and precision of mechanical timepieces. In 2019, after repeated frustration with poor-quality overhauls, he set out to learn the craft himself. What started as curiosity quickly became a dedicated pursuit as he spent years studying, apprenticing, and working with experienced professionals in the industry.

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Over the past five years, Trevor has focused on servicing Rolex, ETA, and Omega movements—both vintage and modern, including Omega’s Co-Axial designs. His fully equipped workshop features top-tier Swiss-made tools from Bergeon, Horotec, Witschi, and brand specific tooling, and he uses only the highest-quality materials in every overhaul. His workshop supports not only standard overhaul work but is also equipped to perform more complex repairs, including mainplate restoration and other specialized lathe operations. While he does not specialize in polishing or re-cutting, Trevor takes pride in meticulous, precision-driven work and provides a personalized experience with regular updates throughout the process. His goal is to deliver factory-level service that keeps each timepiece performing flawlessly for years to come.  

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All of Trevor’s work is performed in strict accordance with manufacturer guidelines and assembly requirements. He maintains access to a comprehensive technical document database supporting major brands such as Rolex and Omega. His goal is to service and repair every timepiece using factory-authorized components, and he leverages multiple trusted channels to source genuine spare parts. While Trevor keeps an inventory of commonly used components, additional sourcing may be required for less common or specialized repairs.