Invicta Watch Glass Repair Specialists

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Invicta Watch Glass Repair Specialists

Watch Gnome can get your Invicta Glass fixed and looking brand new in no time. Our professional team of technicians specialize in Invicta watches and handle the whole process via the mail to save you time & money.

Complete Glass Service Includes:

✓  Full watch inspection
✓  Glass fitting, sizing & installation
✓  Testing and polishing
✓  Shipping straight back to you

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How It Works

Hassle Free Invicta Watch Glass Repair

Other services make you go to them. Watch Gnome wants to help you save time. So instead, we come to YOU via the USPS. The whole process takes about 7-14 days depending on the exact make and model, but we ship directly to your front door or office.

Our Simple Glass Repair Process:

✓  We send you a padded watch box & prepaid shipping label straight back to our workshop
✓  We inspect your watch and remove the damaged glass
✓  We size and fit a top quality glass face into your watch
✓  Once the glass is seated and fits perfect, we polish it and reassemble your Invicta and ship it straight back to you!

You'll get your Invicta Watch Glass repaired in about a week with only a few minutes of your time!

How Much Does Invicta Watch Glass Replacement Cost?

Replacing the watch glass or crystal in an Invicta costs $50-$75 depending on the Invicta watch model and type of crystal used.

Watch Gnome handles hundreds of Invictas each year and can change your Invicta glass for a fraction of the price of other Jewelers. Other shops often quote lower prices of $50, but then say the full service will cost about $100 once they have your watch and order the part.

Not only does Watch Gnome offer lower, flat rate prices to change your watch glass of $50 - but we can also change the watch battery at the same time for a discounted price. This saves you money by getting your Invicta watch serviced all at once.

The Watch Glass Repair Process

Watches usually have three different types of crystals that protect the movements and dials: acrylic, mineral and sapphire. The crystals can be held in place by a crystal glue, a compression fitting or a tension ring, depending on the specific watch you have. All of these crystals can be scratched, cracked, or broken, and usually have to be removed with different tools and techniques based on the way they're affixed. Watch Gnome assesses the damage to the crystal, removes it with the correct process, and repairs or replaces it with a new one.