Longines Authorised
Servicing carried out using appropriate Longines technical information, approved procedures and specialist workshop equipment.
Authorised Longines Service Centre
Marcus Tempus provides authorised Longines watch servicing, repairs, restoration and pressure testing from our on-site workshop in Barnet.
From The Longines Master Collection, Conquest and HydroConquest to Spirit, DolceVita, Flagship, Heritage and vintage Longines watches, every timepiece is assessed individually using specialist equipment, approved procedures and genuine Longines components where required and available.
Models We Regularly See
Our workshop assesses a broad range of mechanical and quartz Longines watches. Servicing remains subject to the condition of the watch, its technical requirements and the availability of suitable parts.
Automatic, calendar, moonphase and chronograph watches from The Longines Master Collection.
Mechanical, quartz and chronograph models from the Longines Conquest collection.
Automatic and quartz sports watches, including pressure testing where appropriate.
Modern automatic and chronograph watches from the Longines Spirit collection.
Elegant mechanical and quartz Longines DolceVita watches.
Classic automatic and quartz Longines Flagship timepieces.
Heritage-inspired Longines watches and selected specialist complications.
Sensitive servicing and restoration for selected vintage Longines watches.
Workshop Services
Every repair begins with a workshop assessment. We recommend only the work appropriate to the watch, its condition and how it will be worn.
Movement disassembly, cleaning, inspection, lubrication, reassembly, regulation and final testing.
Electrical testing, fault diagnosis, movement assessment and repair for suitable quartz Longines watches.
Assessment and servicing for suitable chronographs, calendar watches and other Longines complications.
Seal assessment, resealing and water-resistance testing where appropriate for the watch.
Polishing and refinishing carried out with respect for the original case shape and surface finish.
Assessment of the crystal, crown, pushers, seals and other external components as part of the estimate.
Preservation-led servicing and restoration with originality retained wherever possible.
Precision testing and adjustment using professional workshop timing equipment.
Approved Workshop Standards
Accurate diagnosis is essential before replacing components. Our watchmakers inspect the movement, winding system, calendar or chronograph functions, crown, crystal, seals, case and bracelet before preparing an estimate.
Genuine Longines components are used where required and available. For vintage Longines watches, component availability can vary by reference and calibre, so restoration options are discussed individually.
Ask About Your Longines →Our Process
No servicing begins until the recommended work and estimate have been explained and approved.
Initial inspection of the movement, functions, case, bracelet, crown, pushers and seals.
A clear explanation of the recommended work is provided for approval.
Approved servicing and repair work is completed by the workshop team.
Timing, functions, chronograph operation and water resistance are tested where applicable.
The watch undergoes final quality checks before collection or insured return.
The Marcus Tempus Watch Archive
Explore a growing collection of previously sold and documented watches that have passed through Marcus Tempus. The archive celebrates distinctive references, vintage design and the stories behind remarkable timepieces.
Explore the Watch ArchiveArchive watches are retained for reference and inspiration. Availability is shown individually on each product page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Marcus Tempus provides authorised Longines servicing from its workshop in Barnet using appropriate technical information, specialist equipment and approved procedures.
Genuine Longines components are used where required, appropriate and available for the specific model and repair.
We assess and service suitable Longines chronographs, calendar watches and selected complications. The exact work depends on the calibre, condition and technical requirements of the watch.
Pressure testing and seal assessment are carried out where appropriate. A watch must be assessed before any statement about water resistance can be made.
Yes, subject to inspection and parts availability. We aim to preserve originality wherever possible and discuss restoration choices before work begins.
Yes. Our postal watch service is available for customers across the United Kingdom and can include insured collection and return arrangements.
Complete servicing is backed by our two-year workshop warranty, subject to the terms and scope of the repair.
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