Nesbit's Fine Watch Service

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Nesbit’s is a family owned and run business that has been dedicated to repairing and restoring quality timepieces for 4 generations. Tom, Mackenzie, and John are all committed to expertly restoring your valuable timepiece to its original condition and optimal performance levels. Their state-of-the-art facility and certifications ( WOSTEP and/or CW21), combined with years of experience and premier customer service, makes Nesbit’s Fine Watch Service one of the finest watch repair centers in the nation.

Nesbit’s Fine Watch Service guarantees the best in repair, restoration and comprehensive timepiece servicing. Tom Nesbit, his son Mackenzie, and their revered colleague, John Baldwin, bring together years of experience with advanced watch-making proficiency. All 3 watchmakers are certified through the renowned WOSTEP program and/or by AWCI’s new CW21 certification process. CW21 certification insures that each client receives the highest skill level available in the watch-making industry.

Always driven by an innovative spirit, Omega was the first watchmaker to create the divers’ watch. As the leader in sports timekeeping, Omega is a high-quality watch worn by sports enthusiasts around the globe. Nesbit’s Fine Watch Service has the ability to pressure test your Omega to a depth of 3600 ft/1200m and has been trained in complicated Co-Axial Escapement and Chronograph Service. Nesbit’s wants to continue this legacy and commitment to innovation by repairing each OMEGA brand watch with authentic replacement parts and expert service.

Nesbit's Fine Watch Service was honored to have been interviewed by KOMO News. This 2007 interview talks about daylight savings time. When Charles Nesbit first opened his store in 1895 there was no daylight savings time. Benjamin Franklin suggested it in 1918, 23 years after Nesbit's opened their first repair shop. For well over 100 years, we have been dedicated to giving our customers the best in the repair and maintenance of their treasured timepieces.

Most prestigious watch manufactures have strict standards that must be met in order to qualify for a spare parts account. These include state of the art equipment and tools, up to date training, administrative compliance, location of facility and overall high standard of customer service and repair. Nesbit’s Fine Watch Service meets or exceeds these standards and therefore is privileged to purchase spare parts straight from Rolex, Omega, Baume & Mercier, Tag Heuer, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Jeager LeCoultre, Movado, Rado, Fortis, Longines, Hamilton, Gucci, Tissot among others.

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