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Placeholder portrait — generic senior watchmaker, stand-in for Willie Quek until a real photo is available

The clinic

Willie Quek has spent over forty-five years at the bench, trained and certified at WOSTEP in Switzerland. Four decades of Swiss movements have passed through his hands — enough that he can often trace a fault before a watch is even fully opened. In 2012, he opened The Watch Specialist's Clinic to put that instinct entirely at his customers' service.

Few problems come through the door he hasn't already seen, and solved. Every timepiece is still opened, inspected, and serviced by his own hand — no shortcuts, no black-box machines standing in for judgment built over a lifetime, only genuine parts and real care for the outcome.


What we do

Servicing, repair & restoration

Full servicing

Complete disassembly, cleaning, lubrication, gasket replacement, and accuracy & water-resistance testing.

On-the-spot

Battery replacement, strap and bracelet sizing, and timepiece authentication — most done while you wait.

Restoration

Fabrication of vintage parts, dial reconditioning, and case polishing for pieces with real history.

Case maintenance

Polishing, laser welding, and cleaning — availability depends on the movement's condition.

Corporate inquiries

After-sales support for retailers and manufacturers working with Swiss movements. Call or email to discuss.

The diagnosis

Bring your watch in for a free, no-obligation assessment. We'll tell you exactly what it needs — and, just as often, what it doesn't.

Brands we service

Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega, IWC, Cartier, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Audemars Piguet, Tudor, Longines and most fine Swiss and German movements. Can't find yours listed? WhatsApp us at +65 8142 3230.

What customers say

From our Google reviews

Before you visit

How often should I get my watch serviced?+

Mechanical watches generally need servicing every 3–5 years; quartz watches need a battery change roughly every 18 months.

Can you give me an estimate first?+

Yes. Bring your watch in for a free, no-obligation diagnosis, or WhatsApp us for a ballpark figure.

How long does a typical repair take?+

Most common repairs take around 4–6 weeks. We'll confirm once we've assessed your watch.

Do you use genuine replacement parts?+

Always. We only service genuine watches and use only genuine parts — it's why we can stand behind every service with a two-year warranty.

Do I need an appointment?+

No — walk-ins are always welcome. Booking ahead just helps us have more time set aside for your watch.

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No appointment needed — though booking ahead helps with turnaround.

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Draft v2 — hero photo in place. Intro portrait is an AI-generated stand-in, NOT Willie Quek — swap before this goes anywhere near a client or live site.