Expert Seiko Watch Repair by Mail
From the Pogue to the SKX diver, our watchmakers service and restore Seiko watches, vintage and modern. Get a free estimate.
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Three Simple Steps
Tell us about your watch
It only takes a few minutes.
Ship your watch to us
We'll show you exactly how.
Approve your estimate
You say yes before we begin.
When your Seiko arrives, we'll let you know, photograph it, and track it throughout the repair. After our watchmakers evaluate it, you'll receive your estimate.
Trusted by Seiko Owners Across the Country
"5-stars for Times Ticking. I could not find anyone to repair my vintage Seiko locally, was skeptical at first but they proved to be upfront, professional and did come through when others said the watch was too old. Would highly recommend Times Ticking for repairs to any watch new or old."
Anthony Stoia
"They kept me informed on a time frame, and quoted me an exact price on what it would cost. My Seiko watch is my favorite one, and I knew I couldn't find another one like it, but they were able to fix it, and it looks and works like brand new now. I am very thankful to this business."
Charles Brown
"I was so glad to find a place that would repair my Seiko watch. They fixed everything I asked for and more. I highly recommend Times Ticking to anyone who needs a watch repaired."
John Darr
Where Others Stop, We Begin
Many shops won't touch a vintage Seiko. We do.
From the Pogue to the Diashock, we bring Seikos back to life. Founded by Kintaro Hattori in Tokyo in 1881, Seiko introduced the Astron, the world's first quartz wristwatch, in 1969, and a Seiko Pogue chronograph even went to space aboard Skylab.
Whether your Seiko needs routine care or a complete restoration, we have you covered. From sourcing rare parts to taking on repairs others have called impossible, no job is too big or too small.
Does Your Seiko Need Service?
If any of these sound familiar, it's time to have our watchmakers take a look.
- It stopped running
- It runs fast or slow
- The automatic won't stay wound
- The chronograph won't start or reset
- Moisture or fog under the crystal
- It was stored in a drawer for decades
Seiko Repair Services
Automatic, mechanical, and quartz Seikos, vintage or modern.
Complete Movement Overhaul
Your Seiko movement is disassembled, cleaned, lubricated, and adjusted so it keeps time the way it was designed to.
Automatic Seiko Service
SKX divers, Turtles, and other automatic Seikos serviced so the winding system keeps your watch running as you wear it.
Chronograph Repair
Vintage Seiko chronographs like the Pogue serviced so the pushers, sweep hand, and counters start, stop, and reset correctly.
Dive Watch & Water Resistance
Gaskets and crown seals replaced on Seiko divers, then the case pressure tested before your watch comes home.
Crystal & Case Care
Scratched or cracked crystals replaced, and cases and bracelets cleaned, so your Seiko looks as good as it runs.
Vintage Seiko Restoration
Full restoration for vintage Seikos like the Diashock and Hi-Beat, from sourcing hard-to-find parts to bringing back the look you remember.
Why Families Have Trusted Us Since 1983
Swiss-trained watchmakers. Our experts trained at renowned watchmaking schools in Bienne, Switzerland.
AWCI members. Proud members of the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute.
4.9 stars from 2,000+ Google reviews
A+ rating and accredited with the Better Business Bureau
A real repair center, plus two retail stores in Utah, serving customers since 1983.
Every repair is backed by our one-year warranty
Yes, We Can Repair Your Seiko
A few of the Seiko watches we've brought back to life.
1970s Seiko Pogue
Seiko Diashock 17-Jewel
Seiko Sportsman Diashock
Seiko Pokémon Charizard
1970 Seiko Hi-Beat
Ready to get your Seiko running again?
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Seiko Repair Questions
Is it safe to mail my Seiko watch?
Yes. Customers mail us watches from all over the country. Every watch is logged, photographed, and tracked from the moment it arrives until it's back in your hands. We'll show you exactly how to pack and ship it.
How much does Seiko watch repair cost?
Every Seiko is different, so we examine yours first and send you a free estimate. You decide before any work begins.
How long does a Seiko repair take?
It depends on the model and the work it needs. Parts for vintage Seikos can take time to find, so we'll give you a realistic timeframe with your estimate.
Is my vintage Seiko too old to repair?
Usually not. Many shops turn away older Seikos, but we repair vintage models like the Pogue, Diashock, and Hi-Beat, and we source hard-to-find parts when needed.
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Your Seiko has waited long enough.
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