Nesbit’s Fine Watch Service

Seattle, United States

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Description

Specialties

Every customer is important to us here at Nesbit’s. We specialize in the service and maintenance of high grade Swiss and Vintage American timepieces but our battery only customers are just as valued.

We have worked hard to obtain Spare Parts Accounts with Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, Baume & Mercier, Tag Heuer, and many others. You can be sure only Genuine Parts are used to insure the integrity of your fine timepiece.

Our services range from complicated repairs such as Chronograph and Co-​Axial Escapement and Complete Restorations to Battery Change and Pressure Test.

We offer warranties that far exceed any other watch repair facitlity in the Northwest, 30 months on most complete maintenance service.

Many prestigious watch brands trust their watches with us and so can you. Estimates are always given at no charge. Please visit our shop and see for yourself

History

Established in 1895.

The Nesbit Family has been servicing fine watches for well over one hundred years. Charles Nesbit opened his Jewelry Store/​Watch Repair Shop back in 1895 in North Dakota where he contracted with the Soo Railroad to service and certify conductors and engineers timepieces.

William (Bill) Nesbit, 2nd Generation, opened his Jewelry Store/​Watch Repair Shop in Montana in the mid 1950’s.

Today, here in the Great Northwest, we are among the top in Twenty First Century watch technology in training and equipment. We believe in giving our customers the best possible customer service by being properly trained and using only genuine material in the repairs whenever available.

Meet the Business Owner

Tom N.

Business Owner

Tom Nesbit and Jan Nesbit own and operate Nesbit’s Fine Watch Service in downtown Seattle. Tom is a third generation watchmaker and their son, Mackenzie is fourth generation.

Tom serves on the Board of Directors of AWCI, Amercian Watchmakers and Clockmakers Institute. He also serves AWCI as test examiner.

Tom believes that as today’s watch mechanisms continue to evolve so should the education of the watchmaker and the equipment and integrity of of his/​her repair center.