Audemars Piguet has built a global network of skilled watchmakers and polishers who ensure local services.

Audemars Piguet has built a global network of skilled watchmakers that ensures local services and a consistent level of expertise. All watchmakers and polishers certified by Audemars Piguet undergo ongoing training and must obtain periodic accreditation of their technical skills. They undertake to use only genuine parts. Each watch is identified by its case and movement numbers to trace its service history. Our authorised service centres display a « Audemars Piguet – authorised service centre » plate with AP validation sticker and date.

A Royal Oak Selfwinding watch being assembled by a watchmaker.
A tourbillon being assembled by a watchmaker.

The technical complexity of our calibres drives our system of training and certification. From periodical check-ups and quick services in our boutiques (degree R000) to the servicing of high complications (R110) in our workshops, we endeavour to continuously develop the skills of our technical staff in Switzerland and abroad. For instance, some of our perpetual calendar and tourbillon watches can be serviced in Asia, France and the U.S.A., allowing us to provide proximity services with shorter lead times.

A watchmaker working on a workshop.

Fill in the following form to request a service or an official document. In some countries, you can benefit from a complimentary pick-up service for your watch. 

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A Royal Oak Selfwinding watch being assembled by a watchmaker.