Renew Your Watch Water Resistance on the Sunshine Coast

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At Coastal Watch Repairs, we specialise in helping you renew your watch water resistance on the Sunshine Coast. Our service ensures your timepiece is fully protected against water exposure, whether you use it for everyday activities or water sports.


This service involves inspecting and renewing the seals and gaskets that safeguard your watch from moisture. Our experts carefully clean the surfaces, replace worn or damaged seals, and perform a series of rigorous pressure tests to verify water resistance. These tests simulate real-world conditions to ensure your watch is reliable in any environment.


Whether your watch has been exposed to water or it’s time for routine maintenance, we provide a detailed approach to ensure your timepiece stays functional and protected. Trust us to extend the life of your watch by delivering timely and thorough water resistance renewal services.


To keep your timepiece protected and performing perfectly, call Coastal Watch Repairs today at 0437 803 269 to book your service. We cater to those in Mooloolaba, Caloundra, and beyond.

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Why Choose Us?

At Coastal Watch Repairs, we are dedicated to providing reliable water resistance renewal services for watch owners across the Sunshine Coast. Here’s why our customers trust us:


  • We guarantee protection against water damage by renewing seals and gaskets with precision.
  • Each watch undergoes thorough cleaning and testing to ensure it is fully water-resistant.
  • Pressure tests are performed to simulate real-world conditions for quality assurance.
  • Our timely service ensures your watch is functional and ready for everyday use or water activities.
  • With over 28 years of expertise, we are trusted by customers across the Sunshine Coast for dependable care.


Contact us at 0437 803 269 to schedule your service and renew your watch water resistance on the Sunshine Coast. Coastal Watch Repairs is here to protect your timepiece from water exposure and damage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is watch water resistance?

    Watch water resistance refers to a watch's ability to withstand exposure to water without damage. It is measured in metres, atmospheres (ATM), or bars, indicating the depth or pressure the watch can handle. For instance, a water resistance rating of 50 metres means the watch is suitable for swimming but not diving. Over time, water resistance can degrade due to wear on seals and gaskets. Regular testing and maintenance ensure the watch remains protected from moisture and water exposure.

  • How can I maintain my watch’s water resistance?

    To maintain water resistance, avoid exposing your watch to extreme temperatures or sudden temperature changes, as these can damage seals. Ensure the crown is fully screwed down, especially before submerging the watch. Regular pressure tests by a professional watchmaker are essential, as seals and gaskets can degrade over time. If your watch is exposed to water frequently, it may require more frequent servicing. Replacing worn seals and ensuring proper reassembly will help maintain its water resistance over the years.

  • How often should I test my watch for water resistance?

    It’s recommended to test your watch’s water resistance annually or before any activity involving water exposure, such as swimming or diving. Regular testing ensures the seals and gaskets are intact and functioning properly. Water resistance can degrade over time due to wear, environmental factors, or after battery replacements. Testing is particularly important for divers’ watches or those regularly exposed to water. Professional testing simulates various pressure levels to confirm the watch’s ability to resist water entry.

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