Iwasaki Clock Shop - Osaka

He / she treats watch carefully kindly

The craftsmanship will shine through various consultations.

You can be really kind and polite.

I went there for the first time after checking it online. It was a battery replacement, but the owner who seemed to be a good person was also good at responding. It was a watch repair shop.

Kind and polite and not perfect. If you are going directly to ask for repair, it is better to check the business day and time on the net before going to the office. There is a possibility that it is closed even if it is suddenly gone.

I had my grandfather's vintage omega repaired. When you contact us by attaching a photo to your email, a reassuring word saying "Repairable". The repair was over successfully, and it came back shiny. As we did not understand how to handle watch, we were able to tell and were saved.

When I brought an antique watch to the shop, I was judged to be a professional craftsman because I was judged just by looking at the year model and various other watches, so I asked for a restore. I'm looking forward to the finished product because I had to send a watch to Switzerland that could not be repaired domestically by the manufacturer.

I think that repairing a watch is difficult. I also got repairs at various places, but there were many places where I was not satisfied. The wristwatch in the photo It was. It is a model equipped with the grandfather's keepsake Seiko Skyliner and Dunhill's El Primero 410. SEIKO asked Grandpa when he was a child, but it is a dish that he disassembled or broke himself, The original dial has also been lost. About 10 years ago, I brought it in to recover from a clock under the elevated Motomachi, and brought it in. I had the same Skyliner dial transplanted, but the needle was immediately removed and it was unusable. After that, I was asked to attach a hand every time I could get it at a watch shop in the neighborhood, but I couldn't take it because I could get it immediately. I found another dunhill in Seoul where I was working. It was 200,000 yen, but when I went there a month later it was 130,000 yen I bought it, but it was broken. I wanted to keep the case and belt clean because I wanted to use them, but I searched on the net to send them out for repair.I asked there because there was a store that seems to be good at complicated watches such as the chronograph in Kanto. The clock came back with a printed statement of repair, etc. Immediately it stopped and there was a problem, and I had to do repairs several times and I was told that the parts were broken It was. After doing various research on the net, I asked Iwasaki Watch, which holds the skills of CMW (American Watchmaking Society Certified Luxury Watchmaker) and first-class technician, to repair it. The shop owner listened to my story well and healed me slowly in about two months. The Seiko Skyliner is a 60-year-old watch, but its accuracy has improved considerably and it is better than Dunhill. The hands can no longer be attached. On the other hand, Dunhill, who had given up halfway, was cured to the point that it was perfect, but three months later, the crown also had a problem, but he also cured it for free. Watches that are very important to me I think it is safe to bring a watch that I really want to cure.