Tickwright workshop bench

Our Workshop

Work that stands behind
every piece we return.

Tickwright is a watch repair workshop at 19 Wireless Road, Bangkok. We focus on three defined services and aim to do each one well.

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Our Story

How Tickwright came to be.

Tickwright opened on Wireless Road in Bangkok's Lumphini district after its founder spent several years working at watch repair counters and private workshops across the city. The recurring observation was that owners often received vague explanations, lengthy delays, and no written record of what had been done to their watch.

The workshop was set up around a different idea: that watch repair should be straightforward, that the owner should understand what is happening, and that the work should be documented. Three services were defined, each with a clear scope and a fixed starting price. No unanticipated costs, no work carried out without agreement.

Since opening, Tickwright has built a steady clientele in Bangkok's expatriate and local professional communities — people who own quality watches and want them maintained to a reasonable standard without drama. The workshop is set up for exactly that kind of work.

Founded

2017

Location

Wireless Road, Lumphini,
Bangkok 10330

Services Offered

3 defined scopes

Mission

Clear work, documented results, no surprises.

The People

Who works at Tickwright.

KP

Kriangkrai P.

Lead Watchmaker

Over fifteen years working with mechanical movements. Handles overhauls and complex diagnostics at the bench.

NW

Narong W.

Bracelet & Case Specialist

Focuses on metal bracelet repair, link adjustment, and case finishing. Methodical approach and thorough security checks.

PT

Pawinee T.

Workshop Coordinator

Manages intake, documentation, and communication. Makes sure each job has a clear record from start to return.

Workshop Standards

How we approach each job.

Condition assessment first

Every watch is examined before any work begins. Findings are recorded and shared with the owner before proceeding.

Proper parts sourcing

Replacement parts are sourced from established suppliers. No shortcuts that could compromise the reliability of the finished work.

Timing verification

Overhauled movements are measured on a timing machine across multiple positions. Results accompany the completed work.

Secure handling throughout

Each watch is tagged on arrival and stored securely. Movements and cases are not mixed between jobs.

Written job records

Every completed service includes documentation. Owners leave with a clear account of what was done and what to monitor.

No hidden decisions

If the scope of work changes or a finding needs attention, we contact the owner. Nothing additional proceeds without agreement.

Workshop Values

Precision work in a busy city.

Bangkok has no shortage of watch repair options, from shopping mall counters to brand service centres. Tickwright occupies a different space: an independent workshop focused on mechanical movements, where work is completed by the person who assessed it and documented carefully from intake to return.

The workshop on Wireless Road has handled pieces ranging from entry-level automatics to vintage dress watches several decades old. The approach does not change depending on the value of the piece — a thorough assessment, clear communication, and methodical bench work apply equally to a ฿15,000 field watch and a significant vintage piece.

Clients come from across Bangkok's professional and expatriate communities, often referred by colleagues or previous customers. The majority arrive with watches that have not been serviced in several years. A significant portion carry pieces with sentimental value as much as monetary. Both receive the same unhurried attention.

Tickwright does not chase volume. The workshop runs with a small team, handles a manageable number of jobs at a time, and prioritises doing each one properly over processing more pieces quickly. That constraint is by design.

Ready to proceed?

Bring your watch in for a look.

Drop by the workshop on Wireless Road, or send us a message first with a brief description of the piece and what you've noticed.

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