Luxury Watch Repairs Anmeldelser 

I submitted my Omega Seamaster 300 automatic for a service in December 2025 and paid five hundred and eighty-eight pounds for a service. Six months later and no watch, no contact and no response from web form, Instagram or email. I have raised an incident with the Police. I would strongly advise you seek alternative provider

I finally got in touch with them after a watch buyer I know called into their office and they had not done anything to my Rolex despite having it since August 2025.
I received an email from Scott on 30/09/2025 who said the watch was in process at the repair centre and would take 20 x 25 weeks to complete!
They said they would start and then keep me regularly updated and I have heard nothing since!
I have phoned, emailed and tried live chat and still no reply although the automated email reply promises contact within 2 days.
I would just like them now to return the watch and then I can get it repaired by somebody that I can trust.
Trustpilot say they contact around 20% of people who give them poor reviews so I hope they do that with me.
My quote number is QU-64422/109313

I am mystified about the number of positive reviews posted since January 2026.: If you have a watch under repair presently it is possible but unlikely that it will be completed (In my case this is what has happened), any up front payments for such repairs will not be refunded and IF you get the watch back you will have to all intents and purposes lost that money. If you have a watch presently in the hands of LWR, you can demand to get it back (repaired or not) - IT IS NOT THEIRS TO KEEP.
So to the story: My watch was sent in to be repaired in March 2025, the estimated cost of this was put at just over £1000. I paid this and waited for the repair. After a few enquires an answer eventually arrived in December 2025 announcing the creation of  Luxury Watch Repairs (Holdings) Ltd. This set off alarm bells and after some sleuthing and help from a well placed lawyer friend, we discovered the truth. 
After some further spadework, I received my watch back from LWR yesterday June 5th 2026. It has not been repaired (in fact I suspect it is in worse condition than it was when I sent it in 15 months ago). The  £1000 I paid for the repairs has been swallowed up and as far as I am concerned, lost.

Great company to deal with, watch was collected, repaired and returned in a timely manner.

Great service every time. Very satisfied with the turnaround. I will be using LWRs again.

WELL HERE I AM AGAIN AFTER OVER 700 EMAILS.
THIS SO CALLED COMPANY HAS HAD MY MOTHERS 1920s 9ct GOLD ROLEX FOR 20 MONTHS AND NO SIGNS OF IT EVER BEING RETURNED. I JUST HOPE EVERYONE TAKES NOTICE AND DOES NOT SEND A WATCH TO THEM.
I HAVE HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO CONTACT A SOLICITOR AND START LEGAL PROCESS FOR THE RETURN OF THE WATCH (if they still have it) OR FULL REFUND AND COMPENSATION PLUS LEGAL FEE,S.
ONCE AGAIN THIS IS MY ORDER NUMBER - 53980
I WILL WILL LET EVERYONE KNOW HOW MY SOLICITOR GETS ON.

Luxury Warch Repairs- please reply to my emails and phone calls.
Graham Hoole.
You have had my Brietling watch for a number of months and I would like it back before I instigate legal proceedings against your company and your directors. I have called you numerous times, left messages and emailed you. No replies.
Thank you.

SCAM! Do not fall for it like I did. I sent my watch in January and recieved a email from them acknowledging receipt of the item.

I haven't heard from them since despite multiple attempts via email, phone and google review. The shop is closed/doesn't exist. Please help other by reporting this to the National Cyber Security and get the website taken down

Very straightforward from start to finish of the process. Good communication on progress & delivery times & very happy with the price & work carried out.

Poor customer relations tried phoning, tried emailing no answer back about my watch repairs how do you respond to customers who have paid nearly £500 for service & repairs without any contact or updates. Vince (scotland )

I sent my Omega Constellation to Luxury Watch Repairs in April 2026. On receipt, I was told a full service was required due to battery leakage and given a quote. I declined immediately and requested the watch’s return the same day.

What followed was seven weeks of ignored emails, broken promises, and automated repair quote chasers — even after I had paid the £24 return postage fee they requested. It took two formal legal letters, citing the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 and threatening County Court proceedings, before the watch was finally returned.

During this period I sent over eight written communications, including emails marked urgent to their management team, none of which received a substantive reply. Meanwhile, I received repeated automated emails urging me to accept the repair quote I had declined, including a threat of a £25 re-inspection fee.

The watch has now been returned. I cannot comment on their repair work as none was carried out. I would, however, strongly advise anyone using this company to keep detailed written records of all communications.

Battery replaced and returned Ln good time no hassle

Great service at a reasonable cost. Kept informed at all times throughout the process. Delighted and would use again.

Great company with great comms. V swift and trust them totally!

Thank you for such a wonderful service.

My watch is now working as it should and was returned safely in a fantastic watch case.

I will definitely be using your service again and recommending you to friends.

Well contacted by said company via Trustpilot wanting more details, duly sent with expectations. How wrong I was to have these, again silence from LWR! Why did I expect anything else!
Tried web chat again and guess what…..NO RESPONSE!!!!!
Best I start legal proceedings

I will never send another watch to them for repair. Had a great experience once, now it's an awful company. They started the repair in early Jan, nearly six months later it's not complete. What's even more worrying is they are not replying to my emails, I'm not sure the company is even in business any more. I would be extremely nervous about sending them an expensive watch at this moment in time.

I have used this company before. The first time they were excellent. The second time they were a bit slow but did a good job. I decided to use them again and sent my omega seamaster to them in November 2025. I received their quote which whilst very high I paid by 26 November. I was told it would take up to 25 weeks.
Since then I’ve had no substantive update and as the time has passed I have tried contacting them on five different occasions and received no response.
I am now very concerned that they might be in some difficulties and I am not going to get my watch back.
If I don’t hear from them I am considering reporting the matter further.

DO NOT SEND YOUR WATCH TO THIS COMPANY!
My Omega was received by them in October 2025, and I paid the quoted price of £612 on 20th Nov 2025. All communications have ceased, the telephone goes straight to answerphone and no emails or chat are replied to.
I have now been without my watch and over £600 for around 7 months and can't get any answers for reassurance as to where my watch is and if and when I will get it back with the repairs I paid for carried out.
If anyone from Luxury watches can assist the repairs order is 65863.

I dropped off my watch July last year. After no coms for six months, I went to visit in person.

After 40 mins waiting (in an empty shop) someone arrived and explained the issue. They were very attentive for the next two weeks and explained they couldn’t repair my watch.

As soon as we started discussing a refund they disappeared. Multiple attempts to contact later and there’s been no contact.

I’m writing this as a last ditch attempt as it looks as if they respond to Trustpilot reviews.

Terrible service for what should be a high value experience.