Recommend a Repairer (South Wales / Bristol)

[jj2908]

Dear Collective

Ive a Christopher ward mechanical watch that progressively ran slower and now doesn’t run. Its somewhat sentimental and I'm inclined to have it fixed. I wonder if anyone has any recommendations of a good repairer? Happy to post the watch on. A CW isn't the pinnacle of horological excellence but none the less it pains me to have it sat not working.

Yours

[Tanguero]

Variomatic is your man - and he is only "up the road" in Anglesey

[texaxile]

For some reason my previous post suggesting Variomatic was deleted. cheers.

Another vote for Variomatic. He recently did a great job on my Seiko,fast turnaround ,kept me informed of the progress and I highly recommend him.

[nikaiyo2]

Another vote for Variomatic, GREAT service.

[Variomatic]

Tanguero said:

Variomatic is your man - and he is only "up the road" in Anglesey

Typical foreigner - has no idea what that road between N and S Wales is like. It's actually quicker to divert into Engerland via Chester & down the M6 than to take the "direct" route!

Thanks for the recommendations btw

OP, Chris Ward stuff is well made and honestly priced. Personally, I can think of a lot of bigger name brands that would come a lot further down my shopping list.

[Tanguero]

Variomatic said:

Typical foreigner - has no idea what that road between N and S Wales is like. It's actually quicker to divert into Engerland via Chester & down the M6 than to take the "direct" route!

Thanks for the recommendations btw

OP, Chris Ward stuff is well made and honestly priced. Personally, I can think of a lot of bigger name brands that would come a lot further down my shopping list.

Actually I have every idea, having lived in Llanwrst for a while a good few years ago