Britain has its fair share of small and not so large watch
manufacturing companies competing with each other. So is the case with watch
servicing companies and restorers. In such a scenario there is bound to be some
rivalries, jealousy when some do better than others. Criticisms are expressed
and the Internet has made it that much easier. While several watch restorers
try to outdo each other there is also unspoken agreement that they are part of
a collective and share a unique identity – called British pride in the work
they do. Not for a moment has this band of watchmakers ever shirked in the
quality of workmanship..
One such enterprise is Perpetual Time Limited which is
making rapid strides for quality servicing and restoration services. This
company is not indebted to any of the major European brands. However they have
the means (in terms of their own workshops) and access to generic spare parts
that allow them to service practically any watch movement made including
classics as ‘dead second beat’ and tourbillons. Their restoration service has
acquired legendary status as they have brought family heirlooms back to looking
pristine.
Perusing Perpetual Time reviews in
trustpilot.com allows glimpses of the dedication and passion they bring to the
horology table. In a few words watch enthusiasts have expressed their
admiration without going over the top. In fact among the most appreciative
comments in Perpetual Time reviews was this one
“Worthy successor to the likes of Thomas Tompion and George Daniels”. Notwithstanding
such effusive praise, Perpetual Time has passionately dedicated their time and
ability in pursuit of perfection. Their motto is ‘advance and never stop for to
advance is to pursue perfection’. This was also the driving force of
horologists from the Golden age of Horology in Britain (17th and 18th
Century)
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