My love of watches extends from my degree in Mechanical Engineering.  I have always been fascinated by mechanical watches, and have been an avid enthusiast since my early college days.

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​My journey into watchmaking starting in 2019. Oddly enough, I was tired of sending watches off to be overhauled and worked on (and admittedly not done to my satisfaction), and one day I said "I wonder if I can do this myself?".

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It all spiraled from there.  I started reading, studying, watch videos, and working on spare movements on what seemed like a daily basis.  I honed my skills doing this, while working and learning from other talented watchmakers in the business.  I have been working on watches in a professional manner for nearly 4 years. ​  My skills and tool set cater to Rolex watches, both vintage and modern, as well as watches containing ETA and Omega movements.  As always, its a continued apprenticeship learning new skills everyday! 

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As mentioned above, I focus primarily on Rolex movements, ranging from vintage 15XX models to the new 4030/4130 models.  I also work on ETA style movements of all kinds, and Omega movements including the Coaxial escapement models.

 

Over the years I have built up a complete workshop to effectively work on watches, minus the polishing and re-cutting aspect of watch overhauls.  All equipment I utilize is high quality swiss made tooling.  Mostly Bergeon, Horetec, and Witschi tools make up my bench arsenal.  I take just as much pride in the contents of my bench as I do the overhaul of your timepieces.  Only swiss quality tools and consumables are used.

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I try to provide an intimate experience, sharing pictures and insight as to how your watch overhaul is progressing, keeping you involved.  My goal is to provide a factory level service that will have your watch running flawlessly for years to come.