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Girard Perregaux Battery Replacement
In 1791 a legend in Swiss watchmaking, Jean Francois Bautte, established a factory in Geneva. In 1854, Bautte's factory merged with Girard-Perregaux; the company formed by the marriage in of watchmaker Constant Girard and heiress Marie Perregaux.
The product that established and still maintains the company's reputation is the Tourbillon, with three gold bridges, in 1867. In 1992, the company was acquired by minority shareholder, Dr. Luigi "Gino" Macaluso. Under Macaluso's guidance the company is striding back to the forefront of horology.
POST YOUR WATCH OR BRING IT TO US
Send your watch to us, or make an appointment and drop it off in persons at our Nottingham Victoria Centre workshop (use form below)
Drop off / Collections only available 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday - Saturday
GET YOUR FREE, NO-OBLIGATION QUOTE HERE
How Our Postal Watch Repair Service Works
Step One
Submit your enquiry.
Step Two
We will provide an initial quote.
Step Three
Post your watch.
Step FOUR
We assess your watch and discuss the repair with you.
Step Five
Your repair is completed.
Step Six
Your watch is returned safely.
Posting And Packing Recommendations
Packaging
To keep your watch well protected and safe in transit we recommend that you use bubble wrap and a small plastic container before placing it in a jiffy bag or padded envelope.
Don't send in original box
Please avoid sending any original watch boxes as it will add to the cost of postage and will not always be the best protection for your watch.
Royal Mail Special Delivery
We strongly recommend that our UK customers use Royal Mail’s Special Delivery service so that you are covered. If you have any questions relating to postal methods, or if you are sending your watch to us from outside the UK, please get in touch and we will happily advise you and help you find the best postal solution.
