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Watch Polishing Singapore

Watch Polishing removes daily wear, scratches, and blemishes, bringing back the shine without erasing the character of your timepiece. Refinishing goes deeper, addressing significant damage, worn coatings, or heavy patina, returning your watch to near-original condition. Both preserve what makes your watch special while making it look exceptional again.

You may need polishing if:

• The surface looks dull or has light surface marks.
• You want to refresh its overall shine.

You may need refinishing if:

• There are deep scratches, dents, or worn coatings.
• A standard polish can’t restore its finish.

Not sure which option is right for your timepiece? Bring it in for a free evaluation — our specialists will recommend the best solution.

Professional polishing can enhance value by improving appearance and preserving materials. However, improper or excessive polishing can diminish originality, especially on vintage watches.

At Watchbook, we assess every watch carefully before any work begins — ensuring our approach restores beauty without compromising collector value.

Most metals used in watches, such as stainless steel, gold, and platinum, are suitable for polishing. However, materials like ceramic, titanium, and some coatings may require specialized techniques or may not be suitable for traditional polishing.

Polishing is a cosmetic service and does not include a warranty. However, Watchbook ensures transparency and exceptional care through pre-service consultations. Handled by Swiss-trained specialists under certified standards, your watch receives refined aesthetic care often paired with watch repair — always with clear results and no surprises.

The duration of the polishing procedure can vary depending on the condition of the watch and the extent of polishing required, but it typically ranges from 3-5 days.

While polishing is generally safe, there are inherent risks, such as potential over-polishing, which can thin the metal and alter the shape of the watch, or unintentional removal of original finishes, especially on vintage pieces.

Prices for polishing services depend on the brand of the watch, the materials used, and the severity of the scratches.

We ensure full transparency by agreeing on a price with you before any work begins so there are no surprises. We will not carry out any billable work without your explicit approval.

Visit us or contact our team for a tailored assessment and quote, with no surprises and no obligations.

For most timepieces, polishing every 2–3 years keeps them looking their best. If your watch is worn daily or exposed to harsh conditions, more frequent care may be recommended. We can assess your watch’s condition and suggest an ideal maintenance schedule.

Yes, and we approach each differently. Vintage watches often require careful, preservation-level polishing to maintain their original patina, while neo-vintage models benefit from balanced polishing that enhances their appearance without erasing unique historical character.