Service for a wide variety of Seiko movements

Please note: I will do my best to respond to every email , but it may take me a few days. Wait times for accepted service requests could be up to 4 months. However, I am not able to take on every request made. Thank you for your consideration and patience.

To see the service process, please visit the
Blair Watch Project on YouTube

Mechanical movements that we service

  • Seiko/Grand Seiko
    • 613X Chronographs
    • 6XXX movements (610X, 611X, 630X, etc)
    • 7XXX movements
    • 4005/6 movements (BellMatic)
    • 2205 movements
    • Inquire about other Seiko types

Additional services available during service

  • crystal replacement
  • hand and dial re-luming,
  • case cleaning and rebuilding
  • Diver crown rebuilding (62Mas, 610X, 630X, 754X)

Services I cannot provide

  • pressure testing
  • machine polishing of cases

If you are unsure of the movement you have in your particular watch, please inquire through the contact link in the top right of the page.

Please email for pricing and availability.

dlb@blairwatchproject.com

How the process works

I do not take watches until I am ready to work them. Because I work serially, I can ensure that your watch receives all of my attention. However, this also means that wait times can be long. This also ensures that when I do request the watch, I can finish it quickly and have it back to you within a few days. Deposits are not needed to get a spot on my list.

When your watch arrives, I record myself unboxing and assessing the watch in real time. All video evaluations are free of charge. This is used to determine the “as shipped” state of the watch. If it is determined that the watch is not in need of service, I will repackage and ship it back within 24 hours. If we do move forward, the full service process is documented and a YouTube video is provided to demonstrate that I have done my best to ensure your watch is functioning at its best. All serviced watches receive a one year limited warranty.

Horological Resources

These are places I like to go for ideas for about watches and watchmaking.

  • Mark Lovick – Watch Maker who runs courses on watch repair. An invaluable resource.
  • Klein Vintage Watches – Spencer Klein, there’s nothing more to say.
  • Uncle Seiko – The absolute best reproduction straps and bracelets.

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