My passion for watches stems from my background in Mechanical Engineering, which has fueled my fascination with the intricacies of mechanical timepieces. As an enthusiast since my early college years, I have always been captivated by the artistry and precision behind watchmaking.

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In 2019, I began my journey into the world of horology, driven by frustration with the quality of watch overhauls I had experienced. Rather than continuing to send watches out for servicing, I decided to explore the possibility of performing the work myself. This curiosity quickly grew into a dedicated pursuit. I immersed myself in reading, studying, watching instructional videos, and working with spare movements on a daily basis. Through this hands-on approach, I developed my skills while learning from other experienced professionals in the industry.

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For nearly four years, I have been honing my craft, focusing primarily on Rolex, ETA, and Omega movements. My expertise extends to both vintage and modern Rolex models, as well as the various ETA-style and Omega movements, including those with the Coaxial escapement. My work continues to be shaped by a commitment to lifelong learning, as I strive to master new techniques and refine my skills every day.

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Over the years, I have built a comprehensive workshop equipped with the highest quality Swiss-made tools, including those from Bergeon, Horetec, and Witschi. While I do not specialize in polishing or re-cutting during overhauls, I take great pride in the precision and quality of my tools, as well as in the meticulous care I devote to each watch. Only the finest materials and consumables are used in every restoration.

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I aim to offer a personalized experience for each client, providing regular updates and insights into the progress of their watch overhaul. My goal is to deliver factory-level service that ensures your timepiece will continue to perform flawlessly for years to come.