Waxhaw, North Carolina independent watch repair shop for vintage and modern watches, including Rolex, Omega and TAG Heuer, by walk-in or mail.
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Curated service providers experienced with Corum.
Coral Gables, Florida watch repair shop, open since 2005, that does its work in its own workshop, focused on Rolex and taking watches by mail worldwide.
Independent watch repair workshop on the 9th floor of the Shreve Building, downtown San Francisco, servicing many brands on site and accepting mail-in watches.
Dallas jeweler on Preston Road with an in-house watchmaker; Patek Philippe and Tudor list it as a retailer that takes their watches in for service.
Family-run watch and jewelry repair shop on Indian School Road in Phoenix, led by Russian-trained horologist Nurel Yagudayev.
Family-owned Honolulu watch and jewelry shop on Kapiolani Boulevard, open since 1978, offering Swiss watch sales, overhauls, batteries and pressure testing.
Barrington, Illinois watch service house since 1969, authorized by Jaeger-LeCoultre, IWC, Baume & Mercier and Montblanc. Walk-up window and mail-in.
Union Square independent watch repair shop servicing Rolex, Omega, Cartier, Patek Philippe and 20+ other luxury brands, with mail-in repair from all 50 states.
Family watch repair business in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, since 1951, with a CW21-certified watchmaker on site and mail-in service for all 50 states.
Family-owned Melville, Long Island watch repair shop doing overhauls and restoration on luxury and everyday brands, walk-in or by mail from across the US.
Family watch repair shop in Cranston, RI, rooted in a 1940 watch hospital, servicing a wide range of brands in its own workshop and by nationwide mail-in.
Family-owned Massapequa, New York watch repair shop, established 1973, that finishes every repair on its own premises and accepts watches by mail.
Corum Watch Repair & Service
Corum changed hands in May 2025 and relaunched in 2026 with a proprietary Admiral caliber and a retail network cut to approximately 70 partners worldwide. Older dealer and service lists may be out of date, so before you send a watch, confirm the current US service route with Corum or a current dealer.
Corum factory service
- Interval: a complete overhaul every 3 to 5 years, depending on use, plus a yearly water-resistance check by a Corum official dealer or authorized service center.
- Warranty: 2 years against manufacturing defects. You need the warranty card completed with the date, stamp and signature of an authorized Corum dealer.
- Quotes: Corum sends a quotation for agreement before any work starts, and a refused quotation will be invoiced.
That last point means saying no to the quote still costs something, so ask what the refusal charge is before you send the watch.
Independent Corum service
The Admiral caliber was developed with Concepto Watch Factory, so factory service is the safer route for those models. Older Corums used a range of movements: ask any independent which caliber your watch uses and whether they have serviced it. A Golden Bridge or coin watch needs a watchmaker with direct experience of that piece.
Before you ship, ask
- Is my watch still under Corum's 2-year warranty? If so, use Corum first.
- Which movement is in my watch, and have you serviced it before?
- For a Golden Bridge or coin watch: how many have you worked on?
- Will I get a written estimate before work starts?
- Are you authorized by Corum for service, and where does that show on Corum's own website?
- Will the work be done on site, or sent elsewhere? If it is sent on, where does it go, and does the quote add a fee on top of the service center's charge?
Providers on this page were researched against our Standard at the time they were listed and are rechecked periodically. Details can change between checks, so confirm terms, pricing and turnaround directly with the provider before sending your watch.
Sources: Corum customer service, Swissinfo on Corum's return to Swiss ownership, The Calibrated Wrist on Corum's relaunch, Watchonista on the 2026 collections.