APPLE WATCH · EVERY SERIES · SCREEN TO BOARD

Yes, we fix Apple Watch —
in-house.

Cracked screen, a swollen battery lifting the display, a Digital Crown that won’t scroll, a watch that won’t charge — even the board-level faults most shops won’t touch. Most places send Apple Watch away to a third party; we fix it right here on our own bench. One honest note up front: Apple doesn’t sell genuine Watch parts to independent shops, so we fit high-quality aftermarket assemblies built to the original spec — and we tell you that plainly. A straight answer before any work, same-day where the part’s in stock.

SAME-DAY WHERE THE PART’S IN STOCK · MIN. 90-DAY WARRANTY
EVERY APPLE WATCH REPAIR

If it’s an Apple Watch, it’s on our bench.

Not just screens. From a swollen battery lifting the display off the case to a board that won’t charge, here’s the lot we fix — in-house when most shops send it away, honest about the parts, and a straight answer before we start. Not sure what’s wrong? Bring it in, we’ll work it out for free.

Screen & OLED display

Cracked glass, a black display, lines, or dead touch. The front glass, OLED and digitizer are one fused assembly — we swap the whole unit with heat and reseal it, built to the original spec.

Battery replacement

Dying by lunchtime, or draining overnight. A fresh cell fitted and the water-resistance reseal done properly afterwards.

Battery repairs

Swollen battery

Screen lifting or popping off at one edge? That’s a swelling battery underneath pushing it up — common, and worth sorting the moment you notice it.

Digital Crown

A Crown that sticks, won’t scroll, or grinds after a bit of grit and sweat. Cleaned out, freed up or replaced so it turns cleanly again.

Side button

A side button that’s stopped clicking, feels mushy, or sticks in. Repaired or replaced and tested before it goes back on your wrist.

Speaker & mic

Muffled calls, no sound, or people can’t hear you. Speaker and microphone cleaned or replaced and tested properly before it’s handed back.

Water-resistance reseal

Any time an Apple Watch is opened, its seal has to be replaced. We reseal it properly after any repair — or on its own if a previous fix left it open.

Back sensor crystal

The crystal on the back — the heart-rate sensor window — cracked or lifting. Replaced and sealed so the sensors read and the case stays tight.

Won’t charge

There’s no charge port on an Apple Watch — it charges by an inductive puck — so ‘won’t charge’ is usually a battery or a board fault, not the cable. We find which.

Won’t power on / board-level

Dead, no charge, or gone after a knock. Often one component on the board — a charging IC or backlight line — not a write-off. More below.

Liquid / water damage

In past its rating, or a hot shower one too many times. Power it off, take it off the puck — free diagnosis first.

Water damage

Band & strap swap

A band that won’t release, a stuck lug pin, or a strap that’s given up. Swapped over or freed so the right band clicks in and holds.

Got an iPhone or iPad that needs looking at too? We fix iPhone and everything else across phones, tablets, laptops and consoles.

PARTS, HONESTLY · THE APPLE WATCH TRUTH

Honest parts, no pretending.

Here’s the truth every honest shop should tell you: Apple does not sell genuine Apple Watch parts to independent repairers — not the screens, not the batteries. So the replacement display assemblies and batteries we fit are high-quality aftermarket, built to the original spec. That’s the plain reality for every independent shop, and we say it up front rather than pretending otherwise.

We’ll never call a part ‘genuine’ when it isn’t. On Apple Watch that word doesn’t exist for independents — so we fit the best aftermarket assembly built to spec, and tell you exactly that before we start.

Original-first wherever we can, a straight answer before any work, and a minimum 90-day warranty on the part and our workmanship. Get a quote

THE DIFFERENCE · BOARD-LEVEL REPAIR

We go to board level.

This is the bit that sends most shops running. When an Apple Watch won’t charge or won’t turn on, the usual line is ‘it’s finished’. Often it isn’t. Remember there’s no charge port on an Apple Watch — it charges by an inductive puck — so ‘won’t charge’ is usually a battery or a board fault, not the cable.

A failed charging IC, a backlight line that’s died, a rail shorted after a knock — we get it diagnosed to that component and repaired by our board-level specialists. No power, no charge, dead after a drop: often fixable at the chip, without writing the watch off.

A dead-looking Apple Watch is usually one failed chip, not a write-off.

Board-level work isn’t a same-day job — figure 1 to 3 days — and it’s no-fix-no-fee. If we can’t save it, you don’t pay for the attempt. Start a quote

THE BATTERY · SWELLING & REPLACEMENT

The swollen battery, caught early.

The most common Apple Watch fault we see isn’t a crack — it’s the battery. As a Watch cell ages it can swell, and because everything inside is packed so tight, a swelling battery pushes the screen up and off the case. If your display is lifting at one edge or has popped loose, that’s almost always the battery underneath, not the adhesive letting go.

Caught early it’s a straightforward battery replacement — a fresh cell, the screen refitted, and the water-resistance reseal done properly so it’s sealed back up. Left too long, a swelling battery can crack the screen or strain the board, so it’s worth bringing in the moment you notice it.

Screen and battery jobs are often same-day when the part’s in stock — otherwise it’s order-in a day or two. Get a quote

THE SCREEN · ONE FUSED ASSEMBLY

The fused screen, done right.

Here’s the honest bit about an Apple Watch screen. There’s no ‘just the glass’ repair — the front glass, the OLED and the touch digitizer are bonded into one fused assembly. So a cracked Apple Watch screen is a whole-assembly swap, done with heat and patience and resealed for water resistance afterwards, not a five-minute glass job.

  • The glass, OLED and digitizer are a single fused assembly — we replace the whole unit, not just the cracked glass
  • We lift the old assembly with controlled heat, fit the new one, and reseal the water resistance — sealed properly, not taped back down
  • Cracked glass, a black display, lines or dead touch all point to the same part — one assembly covers the lot

Apple doesn’t sell genuine Watch displays to independents, so it’s a quality assembly built to the original spec — and we tell you that before we start. Get a quote

MODELS WE COVER

From Series 0 to the latest Series 10 — SE and Ultra too, we’ve got it.

If it’s an Apple Watch, it’s on the bench — every Series, both SE generations, and Ultra and Ultra 2. Newer models are the easy ones; the very oldest still come in, though parts get scarce on the original Series 0. Not sure which you’ve got? Tell us and we’ll sort it.

APPLE WATCH SERIES
  • Series 10 / 9 / 8
  • Series 7 / 6 / 5
  • Series 4 / 3
SE & ULTRA
  • Ultra 2 / Ultra
  • Apple Watch SE (2nd gen)
  • Apple Watch SE (1st gen)
THE EARLY ONES
  • Series 2 / 1
  • Series 0 (original)
  • Older Apple Watch
APPLE WATCH PRICING

Priced after we see it.

GET AN EXACT QUOTE
REPAIR
WHAT WE DO
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Screen / OLED assembly
Fused glass, OLED & digitizer, one module, heat & reseal
Quoted
Battery replacement
Fresh cell, screen refitted, water-resistance resealed
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Swollen battery
Cell replaced before it does more harm, resealed
Quoted
Digital Crown
Cleaned out, freed up or replaced
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Side button
Repaired or replaced and tested
Quoted
Speaker / microphone
Cleaned or replaced, tested properly
Quoted
Board-level repair
Component-level, to the chip
Quoted
Water reseal & diagnosis
Open-up, clean & water-resistance reseal
Quoted

INDICATIVE ONLY — EXACT PRICE DEPENDS ON YOUR MODEL & WHAT’S ACTUALLY WRONG · INC. PARTS, FITTING & MINIMUM 90-DAY WARRANTY · NO-FIX-NO-FEE · FREE DIAGNOSIS · GET A REAL NUMBER AT /PAGES/QUOTE

APPLE WATCH QUESTIONS

Straight answers.

Do you use genuine Apple parts?

Here’s the honest answer: Apple doesn’t sell genuine Apple Watch parts to independent repairers — not screens, not batteries. So the display assemblies and batteries we fit are high-quality aftermarket, built to the original spec, and we tell you that plainly rather than pretending they’re genuine. That’s the reality for every independent shop, and we’d rather be straight about it before we start than surprise you after.

Can you replace a cracked Apple Watch screen?

Yes — and it’s one of the jobs most shops send away. The Apple Watch screen is a fused unit: the front glass, the OLED and the touch digitizer are bonded into one assembly, so it’s replaced as a complete module rather than just the outer glass. We lift the old one with controlled heat, fit the new assembly, and reseal the water resistance so it’s sealed properly, not bodged back down. It’s a quality assembly built to the original spec, since Apple doesn’t sell genuine Watch displays to independents.

My screen is lifting at the edge — is that serious?

Usually, yes — and it’s worth acting on. When an Apple Watch screen lifts at one edge or pops loose, it’s almost always the battery underneath swelling and pushing the display up and off the case, not the adhesive failing. It’s a common Apple Watch fault. Caught early it’s a straightforward battery replacement with the screen refitted and resealed; left too long a swelling battery can crack the screen or strain the board, so bring it in the moment you notice it.

My Apple Watch won’t charge — what’s wrong?

Worth knowing: there’s no charge port on an Apple Watch — it charges by an inductive puck — so ‘won’t charge’ is almost never a port or a cable. It’s usually the battery or a board fault, like a failed charging IC. We diagnose which for free before quoting anything: sometimes it’s a fresh battery, sometimes it’s a board-level repair, and we’ll tell you straight which one it is.

What warranty do I get?

Every repair carries a minimum 90-day warranty on the part and our workmanship — longer on plenty of jobs. If something we fitted plays up in that window, bring it back and we’ll sort it. It’s all no-fix-no-fee too: if we can’t fix it, you don’t pay for the attempt, and the diagnosis is free.

Which Apple Watch models do you cover?

The lot — every Series from the original Series 0 through to the latest Series 10, both generations of the SE, and Ultra and Ultra 2. Newer models are the easy ones; the very oldest still come in, though genuine-spec parts get scarce on the original Series 0. Not sure which you’ve got? Tell us and we’ll work it out.

Apple Watch playing up?
Free look,
honest answer.

Tell us the model and what it’s doing. We’ll have a proper look, tell you if it’s worth fixing, and quote it before we touch a screwdriver.

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