Chris Heal FBHI watchmaker
any enquiries to Chris Heal watchmaker for chealwatch ltd please email: chealwatch@gmail.comOur main watch servicing business is now closed although we are able to fit batteries for most brand of watch.
For watch battery fitting visit our information website visit our information website
watchrepairers Discussion Group
I will still be the list owner for our watch repairers discussion group where members can swap ideas and information about watch repairing.
Watchmakers please join my mailing list that is restricted to discussion on the following subjects
Watch part suppliers
Watch parts wanted or for-sale or exchanged
Information about watch parts interchange ability.
You can join the group from the link below
For clock Servicing and repairs contact Robert Wren M.B.H.I
Provides and comprehensive clock repair and advice service in the East Sussex and Kent area.
Contact
to contact Robert Wren Clocks email: wren500@btinternet.comBased near Hastings, East Sussex, convenient for customers in the South East of England and London.
Robert Wren M.B.H.I.
Telephone 07774 750 722
Robert Wren Web Site
My life time passion for horology started in 1975, working after school in my Uncle's workshop, in the Old Town of Hastings. Two years later, I embarked on a five year apprenticeship with Arthur Wren & Sons.
Self-employment soon followed and in 1985 I opened my own shop restoring and selling clocks and watches.
In 1995 I decided to improve my knowledge in early horology and studied for two years at West Dean College under Roger Still and Frank Smith. Upon graduating I worked for Derek Roberts Antiques, later becoming Manager.
During this period I also worked part time for other institutions, including Christie?s, Bonhams, the British Museum, working on pre-balance spring watches and West Dean College as Assistant Tutor on the Conservation & Restoration of Antique Clocks programme.
In 2012 I returned to self-employment, working and dealing in fine antique clocks, assisting clients with their collections and as a consultant at Christie?s, Kings Street, London.
I am a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, a member of the Antiquarian Horological Society, the British Horological institute and the British Watch & Clock Makers Guild and regularly attend their lectures and events.
Recently I have been fortunate to have been part of a team who dismantled, logged, packed and moved the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers collection from the Guildhall Museum to its new location in the Science Museum, London.
Robert Wren M.B.H.I.
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