WATCH REPAIRS · LONDON
Graham Watch Repairs
We offer reliable, fast and professional Graham watch repairs. Whether it’s a minor adjustment or a complete overhaul, we’ve got you covered. Walk in at The Shard or Canary Wharf with no appointment, or post your watch to us fully insured.
- Walk-in, no appointment
- Same-day batteries
- 12–36 month guarantee
- Insured UK-wide post
Graham watch repair prices
These are starting prices. We confirm the final price after inspecting your watch, and never start work without your approval.
Mini service
Resealing, lubrication of moving parts and light polishing to maintain performance and appearance.Contact us for a free estimate.
What we repair on Graham watches
Watch polishing
Reduces visible marks and restores shine with careful polishing, finished with a clean and final check.
Watch cleaning
Deep cleans dirt and grime from the case and bracelet or strap fittings, ideal for everyday-worn watches.
Bracelet repair
Sizing, tightening, pins, links and clasp adjustments for a secure, comfortable fit.
Glass replacement
Scratched or cracked glass replaced to restore clarity and help protect the dial and movement.
Strap replacement
A new strap fitted in the correct width and style (leather, rubber, metal and more), sized for comfort.
Pressure testing
Recommended after a battery change or repair, to confirm your watch keeps its water resistance.
Why Ross Watch Repairs
We inspect your watch first, explain your options and confirm the price before any work begins. Every repair is tested and guaranteed for 12 to 36 months.
Visit us at The Shard (London Bridge) or Canary Wharf, or send your watch by fully insured post.
Graham watch repair FAQs
What makes Graham watches different from most Swiss brands?
Graham watches are known for their oversized cases, bold styling, and chronograph-focused designs. Many models feature unusual crown positions, large pushers, or lever-activated chronograph systems, which set them apart from traditional Swiss watch layouts.
Do Graham watches use mechanical chronograph movements?
Yes. Most Graham watches are powered by Swiss mechanical or automatic chronograph movements. These movements are more complex than standard time-only watches and require specialist servicing to ensure correct operation of the chronograph functions.
Are Graham watches difficult to open or service?
Graham watches are not difficult for a specialist, but they do require experience with large cases and non-standard construction. The size, thickness, and pusher systems mean careful disassembly is essential to avoid damaging the case or movement.
What are common servicing considerations for Graham watches?
Because of their size and chronograph complexity, Graham watches often require attention to chronograph engagement, pusher operation, lubrication, and regulation. Case seals and crowns also need careful inspection due to the larger case dimensions.
Do Graham watches need pressure testing after repair?
In many cases, yes. Graham watches are often built with robust cases and screw-down components, so pressure testing after opening helps ensure water resistance is maintained once the watch is reassembled.
Can you work on older or discontinued Graham models?
Yes. We regularly assess and service older and discontinued Graham watches, including chronograph models. Each watch is inspected individually to determine the most appropriate servicing approach and parts availability.
Why is specialist experience important when repairing Graham watches?
Graham watches are designed to make a visual and mechanical statement. Their size, weight, and chronograph architecture mean they benefit from specialist handling to ensure both performance and appearance are preserved during repair.
Ready to restore your Graham watch?
Restore your Graham’s performance and brilliance with Ross Watch Repairs. Contact us now for a free estimate.
Visit Us at Our London Branches
No appointment needed—walk in today at The Shard or Canary Wharf for fast, 1-hour watch repairs!
