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Wristwatch Repair / Restoration

Watches first appeared in the 15th century. Wristwatches became popular in the 1920's, replacing the pocket watch as the preferred time piece. Whether yours is a vintage piece or the features the latest in watch technology, a mechanical watch, a pocket watch, or a quartz watch, Watchmaker to the Stars! is  your Swiss Certified watch repair shop.

Pocketwatch Repair / Restoration

Pocket watches were the most common type of watch from their development in the 16th century until wristwatches became popular after World War I. Investing in the repair and restoration of your pocket watch preserves your fine timepiece. Watchmaker to the Stars! is your Swiss Certified pocket watch repair shop.

Chronograph Repair / Restoration

A chronograph is a watch that keeps time and has stopwatch functions. Pocket watch chronographs were produced as early as the 18th century but did not become popular until the 1820's. Mechanical watches, such as a chronograph should be serviced approximately every five years or when it is not running properly. Watchmaker to the Stars! is your Swiss Certified chronograph watch repair shop.

Battery Replacement

About 98% of the watches in the world are battery powered. Wether you need a battery change or would like to rebuild a favorite old friend to almost like new, I can help. Watchmaker to the Stars! is  your Swiss Certified watch repair shop.

Watchband Repair / Replacement

Watchmaker to the Stars! is the place to shop for replacement watch bands and watch band adjustments. We stock deBeer Watch Bands from Europe including leather, metal bracelets, or rubber diver straps watch bands. We can special order other quality watch bands to suit your needs.

Watchmaker to the Stars can also repair your existing watch band. Contact Michael, your Watchmaker today to discuss your watch band needs.

Meet the Watchmaker

I've been a Swiss certified Watchmaker since 2004.

To become a Swiss certified Watchmaker, I completed the Watchmakers of Switzerland Training and Education Program (WOSTEP) in Seattle, Washington. This two-year intensive course requires watchmakers-in-training to engage in over 3,000 hours of study - more hours than most bachelor degree programs! The program focuses on mechanical watches and Swiss watchmaking theory.