In maintaining your watch we have:
1. Remove movement from case, remove dial and hands and inspect for damage, strip the movement, separating electronics (quartz repairs) and mechanical parts.
2. Clean the mechanical parts in an Ultrasonic machine. Check for wear and replace parts as necessary.
3. reassemble and lubricate the mechanical parts and fit new cell (quartz)
4. Clean the case/bracelet in Ultrasonic tank and fit glass if necessary.
5. Air vacuumed case and refit movement , checking seals and water test in special apparatus.
6. test for accuracy on timing machine and final inspection after 48 hours.
7. Only the correct genuine parts are used when servicing to maintain the highest standards of repair..
All Service and part work includes resealing to specified depth including new hand set crown
and return insured postage ( see note on carriage) and VAT ( EC countries )
Prices are only a guide - we will advise final charges before proceeding with repairs.
| Service - quartz including date | £70.00 |
| Service - Automatic including date or day date | £70.00 |
| Service - Chronograph quartz or mechanical | £100.00 |
| Extras to service | additional charge |
| Screw down crown (included in service) | |
| Mineral round glass | £10.00 |
| Plastic bezel | £30.00 |
| Metal Rotating Bezel | £80.00 |
| set of hands | £15.00 |
| Metal Clasp | £25.00 |
| Extra link | £10.00 |
| New Dial | £60.00 |
| Part Work - limited g/tee | |
| Battery and check sealing | £25.00 |
| Rotating bezel spring replacement |
£15.00 -
£40.00 depending on model Gents professional 200m bezel spring £15.00 |
| Glass only and check sealing | £30.00 |
| New link only | £40.00 |
| New clasp only | £60.00 |
It was in 1860 that Edouard Heuer founded his watchmaking workshop in St-Imier, a village in the Swiss Jura region. It soon became an international reference for sports and prestigious watches. The brand is founded on solid historical values with the emphasis on innovation and a passion for sports. Since November 1999, it has been owned by the world’s foremost luxury group: LVMH (Louis Vuitton–Moët Hennessy). With Zenith, Ebel, Chaumet, Benedom and Fred, TAG Heuer is now part of the world’s fourth largest watchmaking enterprise at the heart of the LVMH Watch & Jewellery branch.
Official timer to the World Ski and Formula 1 Championships, the brand constantly derives new technologies, expertise and its own highly distinctive spirit from this activity. TAG Heuer is also heavily involved in the world of sailing, and partners many sportsmen in disciplines such as athletics.
History of Tag Heuer Watches:
The company began in eighteen sixty by Edouard Heuer with the aim of creating the most accurate timepieces possible. Within this goal in mind the company used a range of different materials, mechanisms and technologies in their goal for perfect timekeeping.
The first step was the patenting of the chronograph mechanism in eighteen eighty two, which the Tag Heuer company based their subsequent designs upon. From here Tag Heuer then experimented with the perfect watch materials using titanium and carbon fiber in their quest for perfection.
Most impressive of all in the history of Tag Heuer is the engineering and advanced thinking that went into their watches. They have a high number of patents and are one of the pioneers in Swiss watch making know how.
One hundred and forty two years later their prestige has grown and Tag Heuer enjoys an excellent reputation worldwide for quality watches that are stylish, precise and durable.
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LVMH Watch & Jewellery (UK)
16/18 Harcourt Street, Worsley, Manchester M28 5GN, UK 01204 - 86 11 68 / Int. (44) 1204 - 86 11 68 |
other agencies see
http://www.tagheuer.com/share/main.cfm?sect=customer