Inspection, cleaning, timing, and careful reassembly for watches that deserve to stay precise.
Independent service note: A&J Jewelers has worked on Rolex watches for decades. A&J Jewelers is not affiliated with Rolex and is not an authorized Rolex dealer or service center.
For quartz watches, A&J Jewelers replaces the battery and checks that the watch is running properly before you walk out — so small issues are caught early.
Bracelet sizing, link adjustments, strap changes, and replacement guidance so your watch sits comfortably and securely on the wrist.
Water resistance can weaken as gaskets age. A&J Jewelers can inspect, test, and recommend maintenance before moisture quietly damages the movement.
Bring in the watch and we’ll walk you through what we see, what matters, and what can wait — so you can make the right call with confidence.
We check the visible condition, fit, function, and service concerns.
You get plain-language options before approving the next step.
When work is needed, it’s handled carefully and with respect for the watch.
A scratched or damaged crystal can make a watch harder to read and easier to overlook. A&J Jewelers can help with replacement options and polishing guidance when appropriate.
Mechanical and automatic watches need careful inspection, cleaning, lubrication, and timing checks. A&J Jewelers explains what the watch needs before service begins.
Older, damaged, or long-stored watches may need a fuller plan. A complete service can address the movement, case, bracelet, crystal, and overall condition.
Start with clarity
Bring it in for a clear inspection. A&J Jewelers will explain what is happening, what your options are, and the best next step before service begins.
Yes. A&J Jewelers replaces batteries for quartz watches and checks that the watch is running properly before you leave.
Yes. The team can help with bracelet sizing, link adjustments, strap changes, and replacement options.
Yes. A&J Jewelers can inspect mechanical and automatic watches and explain service options before work begins.
Yes. Water resistance can change as seals and gaskets age, so inspection and testing are recommended when protection matters.
Yes. Older or long-stored watches can be evaluated for movement, case, bracelet, crystal, and overall restoration needs.
Walk-ins are welcome when available. Requesting an inspection helps the team give your watch the right attention.