Watch Parts

If you have a broken watch and looking for parts so you can repair the watch yourself then you’re at the right place. Select your watch brand below and on the next page you will see where you can buy different watch parts online, parts price list and also a parts diagram to help you out.

FAQs About Buying Watch Parts

Where can I buy watch parts?
Watch parts can be purchased from authorized dealers, watchmaker supply stores, online marketplaces (eBay, Amazon), and specialized watch part retailers. If buying high-end or rare parts, consider reputable watchmakers or brand-certified suppliers to ensure authenticity and compatibility with your watch model.

How do I know which watch part is compatible with my watch?
Check your watch’s brand, model number, movement type, and lug width before purchasing parts. You can refer to the manufacturer’s manual or contact a professional watchmaker to confirm compatibility. Some brands have proprietary parts that are not interchangeable with other watches.

What should I look for when buying a replacement watch crystal?
Consider material (sapphire, mineral, or acrylic), shape (flat, domed), thickness, and size when choosing a watch crystal. Sapphire is the most scratch-resistant, while acrylic is the most affordable. Ensure the crystal matches your watch case diameter for a proper fit.

How do I choose the right watch strap or bracelet?
Measure the lug width of your watch case to ensure the strap fits properly. Choose between leather, metal, silicone, or NATO straps based on comfort and style. For luxury watches, opt for original brand straps to maintain value and authenticity.

What is the difference between aftermarket and original watch parts?
Original (OEM) parts are made by the watch brand and ensure perfect fit and performance. Aftermarket parts are third-party components that may be more affordable but vary in quality. For luxury watches, OEM parts are recommended to maintain authenticity and resale value.

Are generic watch batteries safe to use?
Yes, but ensure you buy the correct battery size and voltage for your watch. Branded batteries like Energizer, Sony, and Maxell offer better longevity and reliability. Cheap, low-quality batteries may leak or damage the movement over time.

Can I replace my watch hands myself?
Replacing watch hands requires precision tools and steady hands to avoid damaging the dial or movement. If inexperienced, it’s best to have a professional watchmaker do it. However, DIY kits with hand-setting tools are available for those willing to try.

How do I ensure a watch bezel replacement fits correctly?
Check your watch model and bezel type (fixed, rotating, click, or friction fit) before buying. Bezel diameters and inner grooves vary by brand. If unsure, consult a watchmaker or refer to your manufacturer’s specifications for the correct fit.

What should I consider when buying a watch movement?
Ensure the movement size, type (quartz, mechanical, automatic), and hand compatibility match your watch case and dial. Swiss and Japanese movements are known for reliability, while cheaper movements may have less precision and longevity.

Where can I find rare or discontinued watch parts?
For hard-to-find parts, check watchmaker forums, vintage watch part dealers, eBay, brand service centers, or local watch repair shops. Some manufacturers may have limited stock for discontinued models. Networking with collectors may also help locate rare parts.