A
Movement care planning
For watches with timing drift, winding resistance, moisture concerns, reduced power reserve or uncertain service history.
- Timekeeping and symptom intake
- Crown, seal and water-risk questions
- Service route and priority notes
Services
Watch atelier services with clear scope and careful reasoning.
EventNova helps owners understand what their watch needs, what can wait and what should be preserved. Each service is designed to support a confident decision before work begins.
Service menu
Three focused paths for service, restoration and style.
The right path depends on the watch’s condition, the owner’s purpose and the level of change that is appropriate.
B
Restoration consultation
For heirloom, vintage or sentimental watches where originality, case geometry and family story need careful protection.
- Originality and condition review
- Preserve-versus-refresh guidance
- Owner record for future handover
C
Pearl dial curation
For collectors choosing mother-of-pearl dials, rose-gold accents, bracelet proportions or refined strap pairings.
- Dial tone and marker harmony
- Rose-gold and graphite balance
- Acquisition pre-check support
Service journey
A clear process from first enquiry to private handover.
Every watch is reviewed with restraint before any recommendation is made. We separate mechanical needs, preservation priorities and aesthetic preferences so the owner can choose the next step with confidence.
Collector intake
You share the brand, model, photographs, known history and the result you want: reliability, restoration, preservation, sourcing support or aesthetic refinement.
Condition review
We review visible condition, dial details, crown feel, bracelet comfort, crystal marks, moisture concerns and service history.
Scope and priorities
You receive a recommendation that separates essential work from optional refinements, with notes on authenticity, wearability and long-term serviceability.
Private handover
After the consultation or coordinated work, we prepare care notes, storage advice and the next sensible review interval.
Service comparison
Choose the service by condition, not guesswork.
Use the guide below to understand which consultation is most relevant before you book an appointment.
Situation
Recommended path
What the owner receives
The watch runs but feels unreliable.
Timing drift, inconsistent power reserve, crown resistance or unknown service history.
Movement care planning
Symptom notes, inspection priorities, service route and care interval guidance.
The watch has sentimental or vintage value.
Original dial, family history, worn case lines, older bracelet or uncertain replacement parts.
Restoration consultation
Preservation notes, risk assessment, cosmetic boundaries and recommended next steps.
The owner wants a more refined look.
Mother-of-pearl dial interest, rose-gold styling, strap change or acquisition comparison.
Pearl dial curation
Material direction, proportion guidance, strap pairing and acquisition pre-check advice.
Service quality
Recommendations are based on risk, value and daily use.
Before suggesting a route, we consider the risk of action and inaction. A stable watch may need observation. A watch with moisture signs may need immediate attention. A sentimental piece may need conservation before aesthetics.
- Every option includes the reason behind it.
- Cosmetic changes are separated from mechanical needs.
- Owner preferences are recorded for future handover.
What is included
Useful deliverables for the owner and the watch.
Each consultation is designed to leave the owner with clear information, not just a verbal opinion.
Condition summary
Visible dial, case, bracelet, crystal, crown and wear notes written in plain English.
Priority route
A clear distinction between urgent work, recommended work, optional refinements and items to avoid.
Aesthetic direction
Guidance on pearl tones, rose-gold warmth, strap texture, dial balance and daily wearability.
Handover notes
Care advice and review reminders that help the owner maintain the watch responsibly.
Service questions
Useful answers before booking.
Do I need a full service before every consultation?
No. Many watches first need a careful review and clear priorities. A full service is recommended only when condition, history or symptoms justify it.
Can cosmetic work reduce value?
Yes. Heavy polishing, incorrect parts or unnecessary dial changes can reduce character and collector value. We separate conservation from cosmetic refresh before any recommendation.
Can you help choose between two watches?
Yes. Acquisition pre-checks compare proportions, dial quality, serviceability, material harmony and likely ownership concerns.
Are the services suitable for non-luxury watches?
Yes. We work with watches that matter to their owners. Sentimental value, condition and owner goals matter more than the price category.
Need a service recommendation?
Request consultationStart with the watch’s current behaviour.
Tell us about timing, winding, moisture, impact, bracelet comfort or dial goals. We will guide the next sensible step.