Authenticated
Every timepiece is verified at a manufacturer-informed bench. Serials, movement signatures, dial printing and case geometry are inspected under high magnification before a watch is offered.
How is a Marcus Rearhour watch prepared?
Inspected
Accredited watchmakers fully deconstruct the movement where required. Components are cleaned, timed and pressure-tested so the piece leaves the atelier keeping accurate, reliable time.
Restored
Cases and bracelets are refinished to the original factory grain — brushed, polished or mixed — by technicians who work only to the manufacturer's intended surfaces, never beyond them.
Serviced
Original-grade parts are fitted wherever the calibre requires them. Each watch is regulated, sealed and covered by the applicable Marcus Rearhour limited warranty.
Our people
Watchmakers
Our bench is staffed by technicians trained on the calibres we sell. Their work is unhurried: diagnosis first, then service, then a second timing pass before the watch is released.
Polishers
Finish is restored, not reinvented. Brushed, polished and sandblasted surfaces are separated with the same discipline a manufacture would expect, so edges stay true.
Quality control
Timing machines, pressure tests and a final aesthetic review sit between the workshop and dispatch. A watch is only packed when it meets the standard on paper and on the wrist.
Administration
Each piece is logged from intake to invoice: photographs, serial, service notes and shipping. You can follow its path through the atelier as closely as we do.