CWR · Collector field guide
Can your worn bracelet be restored?
A loose bracelet can change how a familiar watch feels. Explore restoration examples from our workshop, then ask us about the bracelet on your own watch.
Ask about my bracelet on WhatsApp →A photograph is a useful starting point.
See the restoration examples ↓01 / Look closely
See the difference in the details
Compare these Rolex and Audemars Piguet bracelet-restoration examples. Look at the links, the gaps between them and the surface finish.
Rolex
Audemars Piguet
02 / The work
What restoration can involve
The work is matched to the bracelet. It may include:
- Renewing internal pins and rebuilding link structure.
- Reassembling and tightening the links.
- Repairing dents and reshaping worn areas using laser welding.
- Refinishing the surfaces.
If you want to preserve a particular finish or signs of age, mention that when you enquire.
03 / Your bracelet
Start with the bracelet you have
Send a few clear photographs and describe any looseness, visible wear or damage. Include the brand and model if you know them. You don’t need to diagnose it first.
Send bracelet photos on WhatsApp →Open the chat, then attach your photographs in WhatsApp.
Before you decide
Do you work on other brands?
Yes. Our bracelet work also includes Patek Philippe and Omega. Ask us about your particular bracelet.
Can you assess it from photographs?
Photographs help us understand your concern. We may need to inspect the bracelet to confirm its condition and repair options.
How much will it cost?
The cost depends on the bracelet and the work needed. Ask us for an assessment and quotation.
Let’s look at your bracelet.
Tell us what you have noticed, and what you would like to keep.
Ask us on WhatsApp →