The Last Wind-Up is a comprehensive repair facility. We are able to service and repair nearly all mechanical and electronic watches. As a watchmaker with over 20 years of experience at the bench, Dave Berghold, the owner, has at his disposal, a wealth of knowledge about the repair and restoration of watches and in particular, antique watches. Specializing in American, Swiss and English timepiece, Berghold is fluent in the mechanics of most watches made in the aforementioned countries and is able to repair the complex mechanisms to like new condition. Be it a modern Rolex, Omega, vintage American railroad watch or a classic English verge escapement fusee watch, the necessary parts, if not readily available, can be manufactured by hand.


The repair facility is a combination of both antique and modern tooling. With a huge assortment of vintage parts, many dating from the early 1900's, the studio is well equipped to be able to fit the necessary parts to nearly any watch offered for repair. Whether it is an original glass crystal for a family heirloom pocket watch or a full restoration of a wrist watch with missing parts, it is a personal challenge of the owner to see that the watch be brought back to a fully functioning timepiece that will last for generations.

We invite you to inquire about our repair services. We offer highly competitive prices on the repair and overhaul watches and offer a liberal one-year guarantee on workmanship. Parts such as crystals, mainsprings and the like are not covered. Misuse, including subjecting the timepiece to hot-tubs, Jacuzzis and excessive depths in water are not covered.


All estimates are offered free of charge. All parts used are genuine unless fabricated in house. If you would like a copy of the current price list, please click the PDF file at the bottom of this page for a download. If you have any questions or concerns about sending an item through the mail, please do not hesitate to contact us and we'll offer you the best methods of shipping your watch with the utmost security. If you choose not accept our estimate, the watch will be returned to you. Your only cost is the return shipping and insurance.

As a life member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and Chapter 115 president, as well as a long time member of the American Watch and Clockmakers Institute, the integrity of workmanship and customer satisfaction is our foremost goal.

Feel free to contact Dave Berghold personally. As owner of the company, he takes pride in answering all emails and inquiries that come to The Last Wind-Up.