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Tel. (619)-696-9464
861 Sixth Ave #219, San Diego, CA 92101
(Located on the Second Floor)
 
 
 
Frequently Asked Questions:
•What are your certifications?
•Do you use genuine parts?
•How long will a complete service take?
•Will my watch be water resistant?
•Do you offer a warranty on service?
•Can I ship my watch to you for service?
•Do you do appraisals for insurance?
•Can my watch be polished without a service?
•How do I know if my watch needs service?
•How do I get an estimate for service?
Can my watch be polished without a movement service?
Absolutely! With regular use, your watch can often can lose it's shine and luster before the inner mechanics are due for a routine service. Your watch may be running fine, but it just doesn't look like it did when you bought it. If that's the that case, an exterior refurbishment may be in order. Allow D's Time Service to bring back that original glow and radiance between regular servicing.
D‘s Time Service (2nd Floor)
861 Sixth Ave #219 San Diego, CA 92101
Tel. (619) 696-9464   Fax. (619) 696-9523 dstsvc@gmail.com

Business Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30 pm
Weekends by Appointment
Why Service Your Watch?
Your watch is comprised of hundreds of moving parts, many of these parts needing lubrication to function efficiently. Over time, this lubrication breaks down creating bi-products that can damage the mechanics of your watch in addition to creating unnecessary wear on your movement. To prevent this, it is best to have your precious time piece serviced at regular intervals to assure it peforms at optimal efficiency and endures no unnecessary wear.
Is Your Watchmaker Certified?
The American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute (AWCI) along with the worlds leading watch manufacturers created a new series of certifications to establish the very highest level of skill needed to properly service high grade mechanical watches. This benchmark is called the CW21 Certification. Currently there are approximately 130 CW21 watchmakers in the United States.