Family-run Clackamas, Oregon shop with 30+ years of watchmaking experience, servicing Rolex, Omega, Cartier, TAG Heuer, and vintage timepieces alongside full clock repair.
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The Last Wind-Up
Downtown Bozeman watch repair, restoration and retail shop run by watchmaker Dave Berghold since 1990, accepting repairs in person and by mail.
The Last Wind-Up is a watch repair, restoration and retail shop on East Main Street in downtown Bozeman, Montana, run by owner Dave Berghold since 1990. The shop says Berghold has more than 30 years of experience repairing and restoring watches in his own workshop.
Brands serviced: Practically any wrist or pocket watch, from Patek Philippe, Rolex and TAG Heuer to Seiko and Fossil, per the shop's own site.
What we do: Repair and restoration of wristwatches and pocket watches at the shop's workshop. The shop says it sometimes sends a watch out to the manufacturer or a specialist, with the owner's approval.
How we collect your watch: Walk-in at the Bozeman shop (Tuesday to Saturday), or mail-in after completing the shop's Repair Form. Call or email before shipping to confirm current instructions.
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