F.A.Q. - KONRAKNALIKA WATCH SERVICES

How much does it cost to repair my watch?

The cost of watch repairs can vary depending on the type of service needed, the extent of the damage, and the brand and model of your watch. Simple repairs, such as battery replacements or link adjustments, start at ฿250. More complex repairs, like complete overhauls, begin at ฿6,500. To get an accurate estimate, our watchmakers need to inspect your timepiece.

You can visit us at our Headquarters in Ratchayothin Hills, or our branches at Emsphere or Thonglor 15. And you can conveniently send your watch to us by post

How long do our watch repair services take?

We provide a while-you-wait service for simple repairs such as polishing, link adjustments, watch battery replacements, and pressure testing. To ensure we have the correct parts in stock, please feel free to contact us in advance with your watch's brand and model.

For a complete overhaul of your watch, we use genuine parts to guarantee quality. This process typically takes approximately two weeks or less.

How often should I have my watch serviced?

The frequency of watch servicing varies based on several factors, including the type of watch, how often you wear it, and the environment in which you use it. For optimal performance, we recommend servicing your mechanical or automatic watch every 2 to 3 years.

This ensures that the intricate mechanical parts are cleaned, lubricated, and inspected for signs of wear and tear. Although quartz watches require less frequent servicing than mechanical ones, we still suggest having them checked every 2 to 5 years.

How do I tell if my watch’s battery needs replacing?

Don't let a dead battery damage your watch! Here are the warning signs that it's time to use our watch battery replacement service:

The watch has completely stopped working.

The watch is losing time.

The second hand isn't moving smoothly.

The watch dial looks dim.

The watch case is swollen.

What are the signs of water damage in a watch?

Water damage can seriously affect the delicate internal mechanisms of your watch. Look out for warning signs such as discoloration or rust on the hands and dial, fogging or condensation under the crystal, or fluid stains near the case back seal. If you notice any of these issues, it's important to take prompt action to avoid expensive repairs.