Stopped watches
Bring in a watch that has stopped or no longer keeps running as expected.
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Power · Time · Back on wrist
Watch Battery Service
When a watch stops, a battery may be one possibility. Bring the complete watch in so it can be looked at before the next step is discussed.
Stopped watchesBattery discussionComplete watch review
What we can help with
Start with the watch in hand—not an assumption about why it stopped.
Battery service
Discuss battery replacement after the watch is examined in person.
Visible condition
Point out any exterior damage, moisture concern, or recent change you have noticed.
Band fit
Use the visit to mention any separate band or sizing concern.
Additional service
If the issue appears to involve more than a battery, the available next step can be discussed.
A straightforward visit
Bring the piece.
We’ll look at it together.
- 01Visit Booth 36
Bring the jewelry or watch to The Jewel Doctor inside International Jewelers Exchange.
- 02Show us what you need
Tell us the story, concern, or result you have in mind.
- 03Discuss the next step
We’ll examine the piece and talk through the appropriate options.
Good to know
Questions before you visit.
Does every stopped watch only need a battery?+
Not necessarily. A stopped watch should be examined before the cause or appropriate service is assumed.
Should I bring the whole watch?+
Yes. Bring the complete watch and any loose links, parts, or relevant packaging you have.
Can I ask about the band during the same visit?+
Yes. Bring up battery, band, fit, and exterior concerns together when you visit.
The Jewel Doctor · Booth 36
Bring in the watch you want back on your wrist.
International Jewelers Exchange
19275 Biscayne Blvd · Aventura, FL 33180