The Watch Specialist's Clinic — Master Watchmaker Willie Quek, Serangoon Gardens, Singapore

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Willie Quek, master watchmaker, at his workbench repairing a watch movement at The Watch Specialist's Clinic

The Craftsman's Passion

Willie Quek has spent over forty-five years at the bench, trained and certified at WOSTEP in Switzerland since 1993 — specialising in the complex, high-complication movements only a handful of watchmakers are equipped to touch. Decades of Swiss and mechanical movements have taught him more than any course could — a trained eye that usually knows the problem, and the fix, within minutes. He has also trained fellow watchmakers within the industry, passing on a standard of horology that fewer and fewer workshops still hold to. In 2012, he opened The Watch Specialist's Clinic to do it his way.

It's a craft he's never stopped loving, and it shows: every watch is opened, inspected, and repaired by hand, with real care taken to solve the actual problem, not just patch it. No shortcuts, no black-box machines, and a watchmaker still committed to getting it right.


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.

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

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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 assessment, 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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