Independent British watchmaking

A watchmaker's workshop in the heart of Hertfordshire

Behind every exceptional watch is a story of obsession: the person who designed it, the hands that assembled it, and the care that keeps it running for generations.

Uttlesford, Hertfordshire. Serving clients across the UK.

Watchmaker's bench in a Hertfordshire workshop with tools, loupe and mechanical movement
Shaw Wood Lane
By appointment

The studio principle

Our horological philosophy

Great watchmaking is personal, unhurried, and worthy of genuine craft. Every timepiece gets a clear plan before work begins.

Care at the bench

We handle each watch as if it belonged to us. Small decisions matter when a movement has served a family for decades.

Listen first

Consultation comes before a recommendation. We ask about the watch, its history, and the way you need it to work.

Trust over turnover

Antique pieces deserve preservation over replacement. Your watch and its story stay private throughout the work.

The place behind the work

Our workshop on Shaw Wood Lane

The Uttlesford horology studio has a dedicated bench room for movement repair, restoration, calibration, and independent design discussions. It is a quiet space with time set aside for careful work.

Shaw Wood Lane, Uttlesford, Hertfordshire, CM23 1HP
Private client lounge for watch viewing and project discussions.
Secure courier arrangements available for clients across Hertfordshire, Essex, and the wider UK.
Private watch consultation lounge beside a working horology bench in Uttlesford

A considered way to work

The appointment model

A private watch consultation gives the watchmaker room to focus. It gives you room to explain what matters.

Arrange a Visit

01. Begin with a conversation

We discuss your goals, concerns, and the watch's history before suggesting a route forward.

02. Record every detail

There is no casual drop-off. We receive, document, and handle your timepiece with a clear chain of custody.

03. Keep you informed

Longer projects include regular updates and photographic progress reports, so decisions never happen in the dark.

04. Stay involved long term

Calibration, servicing, and future advice remain part of the relationship after the original work is complete.

Local knowledge, UK reach

Where we serve

Clients visit the workshop or arrange a secure, insured shipment. Every route begins with a conversation.

Hertfordshire Bishop's Stortford Hertford St Albans Watford Essex Chelmsford Saffron Walden Harlow Cambridgeshire Greater London UK-wide International collectors

People behind the bench

The hands behind the bench

Our work is built on formal horological training, practical bench experience, and the patience to keep learning.

Lead watchmaker examining a mechanical movement under a bench lamp

Chamss Mielczarczyk

Lead watchmaker

Works across movement repair, timepiece calibration, and careful assessment of valuable watches.

Watch restoration specialist cleaning a vintage case beside precision tools

Gurprit Brass

Restoration specialist

Focuses on antique watch restoration, surface care, and preserving the character of older pieces.

Watch design consultation with sketches and a fine mechanical timepiece on a table

Lloyd Brickland

Design and client care

Guides independent watch design conversations and keeps each project clear from first meeting to handover.

British Horological Institute membership Luxury brand servicing accreditation Fully insured workshop

Visit the workshop or book a remote consultation

In-person appointments take place on Shaw Wood Lane. Phone and video consultations are available for clients outside the immediate area.