Brasspoint
Precise watchmaking instruments

The Difference Between Done and Done Properly

A watch can be returned ticking from almost any repair shop. What sets Brasspoint apart is what's documented, what's tested, and what's communicated along the way.

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Six Things That Shape Every Job

Instrument-Grade Results

Rate regulation and pressure testing are performed with calibrated equipment — not estimated by ear or eye.

Printed Timing Records

Regulation jobs come with a paper record showing rate, amplitude, and beat error across positions. Take it home, keep it on file.

Nothing Hidden

If the intake check reveals something beyond what was brought in, we stop and discuss. No additions without approval.

Realistic Turnaround Dates

Dates aren't promised before stock is confirmed. Crystal and gasket availability are checked at intake, not after.

Individual Attention

Watches aren't batched or queued behind commercial contracts. Each piece is treated as its own job with its own notes.

Published Pricing

Service prices are stated clearly and confirmed at intake. Nothing changes between intake and collection without a conversation first.

What Each Benefit Means in Practice

Professional Expertise

Precision & Knowledge

Regulation is not a straightforward process. A movement that runs three minutes fast doesn't simply need one adjustment — rate deviation varies by position, winding state, and temperature. Brasspoint approaches this with a timing machine that measures all three major positions and returns a composite picture of what the movement needs.

Timing machine measurement across dial-up, dial-down, and crown-up positions
Amplitude and beat error checked alongside rate
Movement clean carried out where the machine readings indicate oil degradation

Equipment & Testing

Technology & Tools

Water-resistance claims on a watch case mean nothing unless tested. A gasket that looked intact when a case was last serviced may have compressed or cracked in the time since. Our pressure test process uses a wet-dry tester that confirms resistance at the rated depth before the watch is returned.

Wet-dry pressure tester rated to the watch's original specification
All gaskets replaced before testing, not after a failure is detected
Test result confirmed verbally or in writing on collection

Customer Communication

Service Excellence

Watch repair at most places involves handing over a piece and waiting. At Brasspoint, the intake process is treated as a conversation: what the watch is doing, what you'd like done, and what we find when we look at it. If the findings change the scope, you hear about it before any work continues.

Initial condition noted and discussed at intake
Contact made if the job scope changes
Collection notes provided — what was done and what was found

Transparent Pricing

Value & Clarity

Pricing at Brasspoint is per service, stated on the website, and confirmed at intake. The bill at collection matches what was agreed unless something changed — and if it did, that conversation happened before the work continued. There are no handling charges, no admin fees, and no minimum spend.

Regulation & timing: ฿11,700
Water-resistance restoration: ฿5,800
Crystal replacement: ฿4,100

Measurable Outcomes

Results & Evidence

The printed timing record that comes with regulation work is not decorative. It gives you a baseline — where the movement sat before, where it sits now, and what the acceptable deviation range for that calibre is. This makes future service conversations easier and more informed.

Before/after context provided on regulation jobs
Pressure test pass confirmed in writing
Job notes kept on file for follow-up reference

Brasspoint vs. Typical Repair Options

No names, no disparagement — just an honest look at what varies between workshops.

Feature Typical Repair Shop Brasspoint
Timing machine used for regulation Not always Always
Printed timing record provided Rarely Standard on all regulation jobs
Pressure test after seal replacement Inconsistent Every water-resistance job
Scope confirmed before additional work Often not Without exception
Pricing stated upfront Variable Published & confirmed at intake
Stock confirmed before quoting turnaround Rarely Standard practice
Job notes kept on file Seldom All pieces on record

Distinctive Points

One Intake, No Surprises

The intake assessment covers condition, scope, stock, and price before anything is agreed. What you hear at drop-off is what you'll see at collection, unless you've been called and updated along the way.

Sapphire Upgrade Option

For watches originally fitted with mineral crystal, we can source and fit a sapphire replacement where the profile allows — more scratch-resistant and visually cleaner, at a clearly quoted price difference.

Vintage Pieces Considered

We take vintage watches for our three services, with the caveat that older movements may reveal additional needs once opened. We'll always pause and discuss before going further than agreed.

No Commercial Batching

The workshop doesn't hold contracts with dealers or chains that push volume through ahead of individual customers. Every piece that arrives is a private job, handled on its own terms.

By the Numbers

400+

Watches serviced

8+

Years of workshop experience

100%

Pressure tests confirmed before return

฿0

Extra charges added without discussion

See What We Can Do for Your Watch

Send us a message describing what the watch is doing. We'll come back to you with an honest assessment and a clear path forward.

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