Watches are small, fiddly and easy to get wrong — which is why most shops won't touch them. We will. On the smartwatch side we fix Apple Watch from the early Series models right up to the latest Series and Ultra, plus Samsung Galaxy Watch, Google Pixel Watch, Fitbit and Garmin. Cracked screens, batteries that barely make it to dinner, unresponsive crowns and side buttons, and watches that won't charge all come across our bench.
Traditional watches get the same care: battery swaps done in minutes with the seal checked on reassembly, strap and link sizing at the counter, scratched or cracked crystals replaced, and movements assessed for service when a watch starts losing time. Whatever's on your wrist, bring it in and we'll tell you honestly what it needs.
Watch work ranges from a five-minute battery swap to a full movement service, so prices span a wide range. These are starting points — we'll confirm the exact price for your watch before any work begins.
| Service | Starting from |
|---|---|
| Watch battery replacement | from $39 |
| Apple Watch screen replacement | from $149 |
| Smartwatch battery replacement | from $59 |
| Crystal replacement (traditional watches) | from $89 |
| Movement service (traditional watches) | from $129 |
Prices are estimates and vary by model and damage — contact us for a confirmed quote.
Batteries and strap sizing are done while you wait at both our Georgetown and Acton shops — most battery swaps take just minutes. Apple Watch screens typically take two to four days depending on the series, since parts are ordered to size. Traditional crystals and movement work take longer, and we'll give you an honest timeframe after we've had a proper look.
Every watch fix is covered by our warranty on parts and labour. One honest note on water resistance: once any watch has been opened, treat it as splash-resistant rather than swim-safe unless it's been properly pressure tested — we'll always tell you where yours stands.
Apple Watch screen replacements start from $149, with the exact price depending on your series and case size — Ultra models cost more than an SE, for example. Tell us which watch you have (it's engraved on the back) and we'll confirm the price before ordering the part. Most take two to four days.
Yes. We fix screens and batteries on recent Samsung Galaxy Watch and Google Pixel Watch models, plus assess other faults like charging problems and dead sensors. Parts are model-specific, so call ahead with your watch model and we'll check availability and give you a timeframe.
Absolutely — a screen or battery fix doesn't affect pairing, apps or health data in any way. Before we hand it back, we test touch response, charging and notifications to make sure everything works as it should. You won't need to re-pair anything or set the watch up again.
For batteries and strap sizing, just walk in — they're done in minutes at the counter. For screens, it's smart to call ahead so we can order the exact part for your model and have it ready, saving you a second trip. Both our Georgetown and Acton shops handle watch work.
Probably. Mechanical movements need cleaning and oiling every few years, and when the lubricants dry out the watch starts losing time. Bring it in and we'll assess the movement and quote the service before doing anything — sometimes it's just a tired battery on a quartz watch, which is a much cheaper fix.
Tech Guys
The Tech Guys has two shops in Halton Hills — device fixes, printing and passport photos under one roof. Choose the branch nearest you and we'll connect your call.