Watch and jewellery repairs · Beverley
Repairs for the pieces you keep wearing.
Batteries, straps, ring sizing, chains and full watch services from a counter in a yard off Newbegin. We look the piece over with you and write an estimate on the ticket; nothing is done until you say yes.
Opening hours: Mon closed · Tue to Fri 9:30am to 5pm · Sat 9am to 4pm · Sun closed
- Walk in for batteries and straps, no appointment needed
- Drop off any time the counter is open; we tell you when it is ready
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- Guaranteed for a yearWatch services, on top of your rights
- Insured in our careFrom hand-over to collection
- Gemmology trained valuerInsurance valuations by appointment
- Rated 4.9 out of 5By our customers · Sample rating
- Open since 2009In a yard off Newbegin
Illustrative demo claims: not a real business, guarantee, policy or rating.
The repair board
What it costs, in writing first
Watches
Battery and seal check
A fresh cell for a quartz watch, with the case-back gasket looked over.
£14
BookPressure test
Checks the case holds its seal, after a battery or on its own.
£18
BookStrap fitted or bracelet sized
Leather, rubber or metal; links taken out or put back.
From £8
BookWatch glass replaced
Cracked, chipped or badly scratched glass.
From £35
BookMechanical watch service
Stopped, losing time or overdue a clean. Written estimate first.
From £165
Book
Jewellery
Ring sized up or down
Gold, silver or platinum, measured on your finger first.
From £38
BookChain, clasp or jump ring repair
Snapped links, a tired bolt ring, a lost jump ring.
From £22
BookLoose stone tightened or reset
A stone that rattles, or claws worn thin.
From £28
BookPearls or beads restrung
On new silk, knotted between each pearl.
From £34
BookClean and polish
Ultrasonic clean and a polish for one piece.
£16
Book
Valuations
Insurance valuation
A written replacement figure for one piece, by appointment.
£65
Book
These are sample prices, set on 6 November 2026. A “from” price is the least a job costs: we write the full figure on your ticket once we have seen the piece, and nothing starts until you agree it.
Insurance valuations · £65
A figure your insurer can work with
A written replacement value for one piece or a drawer of them, by appointment with our valuer.
How valuations work
Mechanical watches · From £165
Serviced, timed and explained
Taken apart, cleaned and regulated, then timed over several days before it comes back to you.
About watch servicesIllustrative photos
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How a repair works
From the counter and back to you
01 · Hand it over
We look at it with you
At the counter we look it over with you, ask how it went wrong and write a ticket with your name and a description of the piece. You keep the stub.
02 · The estimate
An estimate, in writing
Small jobs are estimated there and then. For a service or a repair we have to open up, we send the estimate once we have looked inside, usually the same day, or the next day the counter is open. No work starts until you say yes.
03 · Collection
Back with notes on what we did
We tell you when it is ready. You collect with the stub, and the ticket lists what was done, any parts fitted and, for watches, how it timed.
Gallery
The kind of work we see each week
Chain and link repairsIllustrative photo
Earrings and stone checksIllustrative photo
Movement wheels in a serviceIllustrative photo
Pearl restringingIllustrative photo
Reviews
What customers wrote back
- Sample review
“My grandfather’s watch had sat in a drawer for years. They wrote down what it needed and what it would cost before touching it, and it has kept good time since.”
Helen, MolescroftMechanical watch service
- Sample review
“Two links out of a bracelet that kept sliding round my wrist, and they kept the spare links in a little bag for me.”
Tom, WalkingtonStrap fitted or bracelet sized
- Sample review
“Mum’s ring went down a size and a half. They showed me where the join would be first and you can’t see it now.”
Priya, Cherry BurtonRing sized up or down
- Sample review
“The valuation explained exactly what the figure meant for my insurer and what it didn’t. Clear, unhurried and no upselling.”
David, TicktonInsurance valuation
Find us and opening hours
Find us off Newbegin
Address
Unit 2, Fennick Yardoff NewbeginBeverley HU17East Riding of Yorkshire, EnglandDemo address: Fennick Yard is fictional. Directions take you to Newbegin, the real street it is placed off.
Opening hours
Opening hours: Mon closed · Tue to Fri 9:30am to 5pm · Sat 9am to 4pm · Sun closed
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 9:30am to 5pm
- Wednesday
- 9:30am to 5pm
- Thursday
- 9:30am to 5pm
- Friday
- 9:30am to 5pm
- Saturday
- 9am to 4pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Batteries and straps: walk in, no appointment needed. Valuations are by appointment.
Drop off any time we are open. Allow ten minutes at the counter so we can look at the piece with you.
FAQs
Questions at the counter
How long will my repair take?
We tell you when we have seen it, with the estimate. Small jobs are often done on the same visit; a service, or a part we have to order, takes longer. We never promise a day before we have looked, and we tell you when it is ready.
Source: Tock & Tine’s own policy (sample)
Is my watch water resistant again after a new battery?
Opening the case disturbs the gasket, so we check it and offer a pressure test (£18). A pass means the case held its seal at the test pressure on the day we tested it.
It is not a promise for later. Gaskets age, and a knock, hot water or a crown left pulled out can let water in. If you swim or shower with the watch, have it tested again once a year, and never press its buttons under water.
Source: Workshop practice, not law. ISO 22810:2010 is the international standard watch makers test water resistant watches against; no law or standard governs a repairer’s pressure test
Are you an authorised service centre for any watch brand?
No. We are an independent counter with no link to any watch maker. Some brands supply parts only to their own service network; if we cannot get a part, we tell you before any work starts, and you can send the watch to the maker instead.
Source: Tock & Tine’s own policy (sample)
Do I need to book?
Not for batteries and straps: walk in while we are open. For anything else you can just bring it in, or send a request with a time that suits you and we reply to say whether it does. Valuations are by appointment, because the valuer gives each piece about 45 minutes.
Source: Tock & Tine’s own policy (sample)
What if a repair is not right?
Tell us straight away. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, a business that repairs something for you must do the work with reasonable care and skill (section 49). If it falls short, you can ask for the work to be done again properly, within a reasonable time and at no cost to you (section 55); if that is impossible or is not done in a reasonable time, you can ask for a reduction in what you pay instead (section 56). These sections apply across the UK: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Our own guarantee (twelve months on watch services, a sample for this demo) sits on top of those rights; it does not replace them.
Source: Consumer Rights Act 2015, sections 49, 54, 55 and 56 (extent: UK)
Tock & Tine, Beverley
Stopped, snapped or slipped?
Choose a time to bring it in and we reply to say whether it suits, or simply call in while the counter is open.
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