Richard Mille Watches

Richard Mille Watches at Marc Samuels

At Marc Samuels, Richard Mille is the brand that stops people in their tracks, and for good reason. In barely two decades it has done what most watchmakers never manage in a century: invented an entirely new category of watch. Where the great houses trace their prestige to the past, Richard Mille built its own from pure engineering, applying the materials and thinking of Formula 1 and aerospace to the wrist. The result is unlike anything else in watchmaking, and Richard Mille watches command prices to match. This is horology reimagined as high-performance technology.

What makes the brand so extraordinary up close is that the spectacle is entirely earned. A Richard Mille is machined from grade 5 titanium and layered carbon composites, its skeletonized movement engineered to survive forces that would destroy an ordinary watch, every component the product of research measured in years. Rafael Nadal won Grand Slams wearing one. Formula 1 drivers have raced through crashes with one on the wrist. Richard Mille watches are not delicate objects to be admired from a distance. They are instruments built to perform under the most extreme conditions on earth, and that is precisely the point. Richard Mille watches were built to be worn, not spared.

Because a Richard Mille is a serious commitment and a genuinely rare thing to see in person, our Frisco and Grapevine showrooms are the ideal place to experience one properly. Whether you are drawn to a new piece or a carefully sourced pre-owned one, our team is glad to guide you through the brand without pressure, until the right watch becomes clear. The sections below explain the history, the engineering, and the practical guidance worth having before you consider the Richard Mille watches on offer.

The Story of Richard Mille Watches

The brand began with a man and a conviction. Richard Mille, a Frenchman who had spent his career in the watch industry, believed that high horology had grown timid. The most prestigious watches were fragile dress pieces, made to be handled gently and kept away from real life, and he thought that was a failure of imagination. He set out to build the opposite: a watch of the highest craftsmanship that could also be worn while doing something genuinely demanding. That test set the tone for every Richard Mille watches release to follow.

The Founder's Vision

Richard Mille was not a trained watchmaker but a watch industry veteran with decades of experience and a clear, contrarian idea about what a modern watch should be. He had spent years working within the traditional industry and had grown frustrated with its caution. Where others saw the delicate dress watch as the pinnacle of the craft, he saw an opportunity, a whole category of high-performance watchmaking that no one had yet built. It was a bold bet for a man to make in his late forties, staking his reputation on watches unlike anything the market had seen. Richard Mille watches announced a new kind of luxury from the start.

The RM 001 and the Floor Test

In 1999 he joined forces with the Swiss watchmaker Dominique Guenat, and together they spent three years developing a single watch. They turned for movement engineering to Audemars Piguet Renaud et Papi, one of the most respected technical workshops in Switzerland, and in 2001 they unveiled the result at the Basel fair: the RM 001, a tourbillon housed in a tonneau, or barrel-shaped, case, priced at a level that stunned the industry. To prove it was as tough as he claimed, Mille reportedly threw the watch onto the floor in front of prospective dealers. It kept running. The legend, and the brand, were born in that moment, and the tonneau case became a signature the brand has kept ever since. The tonneau case is now inseparable from Richard Mille watches.

A Racing Machine on the Wrist

The philosophy that guides everything Richard Mille makes is captured in a single phrase the brand used from the start: a racing machine on the wrist. It is the key to understanding why these Richard Mille watches look and cost what they do. Mille approached watchmaking the way a Formula 1 team approaches a car, obsessed with the ratio of strength to weight, willing to spend whatever it took on materials and engineering to gain a fraction of performance. In racing, every gram matters and every component is optimized without regard for tradition, and Mille applied exactly that mindset to the wrist. Racing thinking runs through every one of these Richard Mille watches.

That thinking produced Richard Mille watches that broke every convention. Instead of gold, Richard Mille used titanium and carbon. Instead of hiding the movement behind a solid dial, it put the mechanism on full display, skeletonized to its essentials so the engineering itself became the design. Instead of treating the tourbillon, watchmaking's most delicate complication, as a fragile showpiece, the brand engineered it to survive the pounding of a professional tennis match. Everything about a Richard Mille serves performance, and that single-minded focus is what sets these Richard Mille watches apart from anything the traditional industry produces. Materials are where Richard Mille watches break most sharply from convention.

The tonneau case that houses all of this is itself a feat of engineering. Its curved, barrel shape is far harder to make than a simple round case, requiring the movement to be shaped to fit rather than dropped into a standard housing, and it has become the brand's unmistakable signature. Every element, from the case to the crown to the strap, is designed as part of a single integrated system rather than assembled from conventional parts. This is watchmaking approached as pure engineering, where form follows function absolutely, and the striking appearance that results is a direct expression of how the watch is built rather than decoration applied on top. Engineering, not ornament, is the heart of Richard Mille watches.

The Materials Behind Richard Mille Watches

If one thing truly defines Richard Mille, it is materials. No watchmaker has pushed harder into the science of what Richard Mille watches can be made from, and much of what the brand uses came straight from the worlds of motorsport and aerospace. Few Richard Mille watches use a material without a performance reason.

Carbon TPT and Quartz TPT

The brand's signature materials are its own composites. Carbon TPT is built from hundreds of ultra-thin layers of parallel carbon filaments, each layer rotated against the next before being fused under heat and pressure, producing a material of exceptional strength that reveals a distinctive wavy pattern when machined. No two cases emerge quite alike, since the layered structure is exposed differently each time a case is cut, giving every watch a subtly unique appearance. Quartz TPT applies the same idea to silica filaments, allowing vivid color while keeping the same remarkable strength.

These are not decorative flourishes. They are genuine advances in material science, developed with specialist partners from outside the watch industry and machined in the brand's own facilities, and they give a Richard Mille its unmistakable look and its remarkable resilience. The composites resist the microscopic cracks and fractures that would compromise a lesser material, which is precisely why they suit a watch meant to be worn hard. That a watchmaker would invest years mastering materials more familiar to aerospace engineers than to jewelers tells you everything about how Richard Mille approaches its craft. Obsessive detail defines Richard Mille watches at every level.

Titanium, Aerospace Alloys, and Sapphire

Beyond its composites, Richard Mille builds extensively in grade 5 titanium, the same biocompatible, corrosion-resistant alloy used in aerospace and Formula 1, prized for being both light and immensely strong. It is the material of choice for movement baseplates and many cases, giving the watches their characteristic combination of rigidity and lightness. The brand has also worked with exotic aerospace alloys developed for aircraft and rockets, materials chosen not for their names but for measurable properties that serve the watch, such as an extraordinary ratio of strength to weight.

At the far edge of its ambition, Richard Mille machines entire cases from solid blocks of sapphire crystal, a process so slow and difficult that only a handful of watches result from months of work. A single sapphire case can take hundreds of hours to grind and polish, since the material is second only to diamond in hardness and resists the tools used to shape it. This relentless material experimentation is central to what these Richard Mille watches are, and it is a large part of why they feel unlike anything else on the wrist. The brand treats the question of what a watch can be made from as an open one, and it keeps finding new answers.

Engineering Without Compromise

The materials are only half the story. What happens inside a Richard Mille is every bit as ambitious. The movements are designed and finished to the highest standard, then engineered to endure punishment no traditional watch could survive. Baseplates are machined from grade 5 titanium for rigidity, components are shaped to shed every unnecessary gram, and the whole assembly is built to withstand enormous g-forces without losing accuracy. Surviving the extreme is the whole promise of Richard Mille watches.

Built to Survive the Extreme

This is where the brand's philosophy becomes tangible. A Richard Mille tourbillon has been engineered to survive shocks measured in thousands of g, forces that would shatter the delicate cage of a conventional tourbillon instantly. The movements are often suspended or mounted in ways borrowed from engineering disciplines far outside watchmaking, distributing stress and protecting the delicate components within. What in another watch would be a fragile showpiece becomes, in a Richard Mille, a genuinely rugged instrument. There are Richard Mille watches for sport, for lifestyle, and for pure complication, so the range of Richard Mille watches is wider than it first appears.

Obsession in Every Detail

Even the screws that hold a case together are the product of months of development and many separate manufacturing steps. Nothing is off the shelf, and nothing is left to chance. The skeletonized movements are finished by hand to a standard that rewards close inspection, every bridge and surface considered, so that the engineering is not only functional but beautiful. This obsessive attention is not marketing, it is the actual substance of the watch, and it is why a Richard Mille can cost what a house costs and still be considered worth it by those who understand what goes into one. That understanding is what draws collectors to Richard Mille watches.

The Athletes and the Proof

Richard Mille proved its claims in the most public way imaginable: on the wrists of elite athletes competing at the highest level. This was not conventional celebrity endorsement. It was a genuine field test, and it became central to the brand's identity.

Felipe Massa and Rafael Nadal

The partnership with the racing driver Felipe Massa produced the RM 011, worn through the extremes of Formula 1 and one of the watches that brought the brand to wider attention. Even more famous was the collaboration with the tennis champion Rafael Nadal, who from 2010 wore an ultralight Richard Mille tourbillon on court through the violent motion of his serve, in watches engineered down to astonishing weights and shock tolerances. That a tourbillon, the most delicate mechanism in watchmaking, could survive a Grand Slam final was the clearest possible proof of what the brand had achieved.

A Roster of Champions

Golfers, sprinters, and other champions followed, each collaboration a real engineering challenge with the athlete's sport shaping the design. The brand extended the same thinking into the world of motorsport through partnerships with legendary names in racing, producing watches that borrowed directly from the materials and aesthetics of the track. Each of these projects demonstrated in public what these Richard Mille watches could withstand, and together they gave Richard Mille a kind of proof no traditional brand can match. Champions on the field made Richard Mille watches famous worldwide, and their endorsement put Richard Mille watches in front of the world.

The Richard Mille Watches Collections

Though every Richard Mille shares the same tonneau silhouette and engineering philosophy, the range spans a number of distinct families. The brand organizes its watches around themes such as lifestyle, sport, and automotive and aviation, alongside the celebrated athlete signature series. There are automatic watches and hand-wound tourbillons, chronographs and simple time-only pieces, extra-flat models and towering high complications. The RM 011 flyback chronograph became a modern icon, the Nadal watches redefined lightness, and the automotive collaborations with names from the racing world push engineering to its limit. Elite sport remains the truest test of Richard Mille watches.

Sport, Lifestyle, and Complications

The core sport and lifestyle references are where most people enter the brand, offering the full Richard Mille experience in automatic and chronograph form. Above them sit the tourbillons and grand complications, the watches that showcase the brand's deepest technical ambition, produced in tiny numbers and priced accordingly. The extra-flat automatic models bring the brand's engineering into a slimmer, more wearable form, proving that Richard Mille can pursue elegance as convincingly as it pursues extremity. There is real elegance in the boldest Richard Mille watches.

Richard Mille Watches Designed for Women

The brand also makes watches designed for women that carry exactly the same engineering credibility as the men's pieces, in slightly smaller tonneau cases and a spectacular range of materials and colors. These are not scaled-down afterthoughts but fully realized Richard Mille watches, some set with gemstones, others in vivid colored composites, all built to the identical standard. Whatever the specific reference, a Richard Mille is instantly recognizable as one, and that consistency of vision across the whole range is part of what makes these Richard Mille watches so coveted, and so hard to find on the wrist of just anyone.

Why Richard Mille Watches Are So Expensive

It is the question everyone asks first, and it deserves an honest answer, because the price of a Richard Mille is not arbitrary. Several forces combine to put these watches among the most expensive in the world. Yet the price of Richard Mille watches follows directly from how they are made.

Materials, Labor, and Research

Start with the materials and the labor. A single case can involve hundreds of layers of carbon composite and days of machining, and the movements are engineered and finished to a standard that takes enormous skill and time. Behind even the smallest component lies research measured in months or years, since the brand develops so much of what it uses from scratch rather than buying it in. When a screw alone can require twenty separate operations, the cost of an entire watch begins to come into focus. The price of Richard Mille watches reflects what goes into them.

Scarcity and Demand for Richard Mille Watches

Then there is scarcity. Richard Mille makes only a few thousand watches a year, a tiny number for a brand of its fame, against demand that vastly exceeds supply. Add the extreme performance built into every piece, and the price begins to make sense. You are not paying for a name alone. You are paying for genuine engineering, exotic materials, and rarity, delivered together at a level no other brand attempts. Whether that is worth it is a personal decision, but the cost is not a mystery. Once you see the engineering, the value of Richard Mille watches makes sense.

Richard Mille Watches in the Culture

Few watch brands have entered the wider culture as quickly or as completely as Richard Mille. In little more than twenty years it has become shorthand for a certain kind of success, worn by the most recognizable athletes, entertainers, and entrepreneurs in the world, and referenced in music and film as the ultimate signal of arrival. It has done this without the century of heritage its rivals lean on, building its cultural weight instead on boldness, performance, and sheer presence. That is the character buyers of Richard Mille watches are drawn to. That presence is a defining quality of Richard Mille watches.

That cultural standing is a genuine part of the appeal. A Richard Mille announces that its wearer values innovation over convention and is unafraid to own something that breaks every rule. It sits comfortably beside the most storied names in a serious collection precisely because it offers something none of them do, a completely modern vision of what a watch can be. When you wear one, you wear a piece that lives entirely in the present and answers to no tradition but its own, which is a large part of why these Richard Mille watches command the attention they do. Few Richard Mille watches go unnoticed on the wrist.

Why Buy Your Richard Mille Watches From a Jeweler

Marc Samuels is a jeweler before it is anything else, and that shapes how we come to watches. A fine watch and a fine jewel share the same essentials, exceptional materials, extraordinary craftsmanship, and a place in the moments that matter most, and we bring the same regard to a Richard Mille that we bring to the finest piece in the showroom. The result is a calmer, more personal experience than a screen or a distant marketplace can offer, which matters more with this brand than almost any other.

You are welcome to come in, learn, and take your time, under no obligation. You can ask the questions that actually matter to you, from the engineering behind a particular caliber to how a reference will wear on your wrist, and you can rely on the judgment of people who understand both the watches and the market. Because we are a local house with two showrooms and a long memory, the relationship does not end when you leave with the watch. It carries on for as long as you own it, and it is waiting again when you are ready for the next.

What Sets Richard Mille Watches Apart

Every luxury watchmaker claims to be exceptional. Richard Mille is exceptional in a way that can be measured. What sets it apart is a combination no rival attempts: proprietary materials drawn from aerospace and motorsport, movements engineered to survive forces that would destroy an ordinary watch, a production so limited that scarcity is guaranteed, and a design language so distinctive that a Richard Mille is recognizable at a glance. It did not inherit its status from a long history. It engineered that status from nothing in a single generation, which is perhaps the most remarkable thing about the brand.

The deeper point is that none of this is style for its own sake. The bold appearance is the visible result of genuine engineering choices, the skeletonized dial showing real mechanism, the exotic case revealing real material science, the light weight reflecting real obsession with performance. That is the difference between Richard Mille and a watch that merely looks expensive. Everything you see is doing something, and that integrity of purpose is exactly why serious collectors, who could own anything, so often make room for a Richard Mille among the most respected names in their collections. Serious collectors place Richard Mille watches among their prizes.

Richard Mille Watches and Value

For the buyer thinking about a Richard Mille as an asset as well as an object, the brand occupies a genuinely unusual position, and it is one we are always glad to explain. Unlike most watches, which lose value the moment they leave the boutique, many Richard Mille watches have historically held their value strongly, and some have traded on the secondary market for more than their original retail price. The strongest Richard Mille watches have proven remarkably resilient in value, which sets Richard Mille watches apart from most modern luxury.

The reason is simple: extreme scarcity meeting intense demand. Because the brand makes so few watches and so many people want them, the most sought-after references, particularly the limited editions and athlete collaborations, have appreciated rather than depreciated. This is rare in watchmaking, and it changes the calculation for a buyer. It is important to be clear that not every model behaves this way, and values always depend on the specific reference, its condition, and its completeness, but as a category Richard Mille has proven remarkably resilient. For anyone weighing the purchase, that resilience is a meaningful part of the story. Value resilience is one more reason to consider Richard Mille watches.

This dynamic also explains why pre-owned Richard Mille watches are so keenly sought. In most of watchmaking, buying pre-owned means accepting a used version of something you could otherwise buy new. With Richard Mille, where new watches are so hard to obtain and the secondary market is where most transactions happen, a well-chosen pre-owned piece is often the smartest and most realistic route to ownership, and it comes without the depreciation that burdens almost every other luxury purchase. Understanding which references have held their value, and why, is exactly the kind of guidance our team is glad to provide when you explore Richard Mille watches with us.

Buying Pre-Owned Richard Mille Watches

For most buyers, the pre-owned market is the realistic way to acquire a Richard Mille at all. New pieces are released in tiny numbers to established clients, so the secondary market is where most watches actually change hands, and it is where discontinued references and sold-out collaborations can be found. Because the brand holds its value so well, buying pre-owned is rarely a matter of finding a discount so much as finding the watch itself. With Richard Mille watches, the right piece matters more than any discount.

This is exactly where buying from a trusted source matters most. Given the sums involved and the brand's desirability, Richard Mille is among the most counterfeited names in watchmaking, and the fakes have grown sophisticated. The intricate movement, the precise feel of the materials, the quality of every finish, and the correct details for a given reference are what separate a genuine watch from an imitation, and reading them takes real expertise. Seeing the watch in person, with people who know precisely what to look for, is the surest protection there is. A complete set of box, papers, and service history matters enormously here, both for authenticity and for value, and it is exactly the kind of detail our team examines with care on every Richard Mille watch that passes through our hands.

Owning Richard Mille Watches

To own a Richard Mille is to own one of the most exclusive objects in the modern luxury world. Richard Mille watches signal not just wealth but a particular sensibility, an appreciation for engineering, performance, and boldness over quiet tradition. Its owners tend to be people who have achieved a great deal and who are drawn to the brand's fusion of technology and daring, from athletes and entrepreneurs to serious collectors who place a Richard Mille alongside the most storied names in horology.

Wearing one is a genuine experience. Despite their presence on the wrist, these Richard Mille watches are astonishingly light, a direct result of the materials and engineering, and that lightness is often the first thing that surprises a new owner. The movement is on constant display, turning and beating behind the skeletonized dial, a small engine you can watch at work. Among the brand's many references there is a character to suit a range of tastes, but all of them share that same thrilling sense of holding something built without compromise. It is a watch you feel as much as wear. Lightness is one of the quiet marvels of Richard Mille watches, and it is the first thing people notice when they hold Richard Mille watches.

A Richard Mille for the Landmark Moment

A Richard Mille is a watch for the most significant milestones, the achievements that call for something truly exceptional. Richard Mille watches are not a modest purchase or a quiet one, and they do not pretend to be. It is the watch chosen to mark a defining success, a watch as bold and as accomplished as the moment it commemorates. For the collector adding a centerpiece to a serious collection, or the individual marking a landmark achievement with the most extraordinary watch they can find, nothing else quite compares. There is a fitting logic to marking a great achievement with a watch built to celebrate performance and the refusal to compromise, since a Richard Mille carries those same qualities on the wrist. To acquire one is to mark an occasion in the most emphatic way a watch can, and our team is glad to help you find the right piece for the moment you have in mind, and to make the search itself a pleasure rather than a transaction.

Caring for and Servicing Your Richard Mille Watches

A Richard Mille is engineered to endure extraordinary stress, but it remains a sophisticated mechanical instrument that rewards proper care. Richard Mille watches are exceptionally durable, with cases built to resist the scratches and shocks of an active life, but sensible handling and safe storage still matter, as they do with any fine watch. Keeping the watch with its documents and original components protects both its function and its value. Proper care keeps Richard Mille watches performing as they should.

When service is needed, a Richard Mille demands genuine specialist expertise, since its movements and materials are unlike anything in conventional watchmaking and require the brand's own training, tooling, and parts. A properly serviced watch retains both its performance and its considerable value, so the work should only ever be entrusted to the correct channels. Our team in Frisco and Grapevine is glad to advise you on service and to help you see that your Richard Mille is cared for exactly as it should be.

Authenticity and Buying with Confidence

Given its value and the sophistication of the counterfeits, a Richard Mille is a watch to buy only from someone you can trust completely. As an established jeweler with real showrooms and long-standing relationships, Marc Samuels lets you hold the watch, ask the hard questions, and buy with genuine confidence rather than gamble on an anonymous listing. Buying Richard Mille watches from a trusted jeweler is protection worth having.

The details are where authenticity lives, and with this brand they are especially demanding. The precise construction of the case, the quality and movement of the skeletonized caliber, the exact feel of the composite materials, the correct markings and finishing for a given reference, all of them must be right, and all of them are second nature to people who handle these Richard Mille watches with the care they require. When you buy from us you buy from a team that stands behind what it sells and remains within reach long after the sale, which is the real value of a trusted jeweler over a faceless marketplace, and the reason so many clients return to us for the next watch. Choosing among Richard Mille watches is a genuine pleasure in person.

Choosing Your First Richard Mille Watches

If you are considering your first Richard Mille, the decision is unlike any other watch purchase, and it deserves to be made with care and good guidance. The brand offers a genuine range, from its more accessible automatic references to its towering tourbillons and one-of-a-kind collaborations, and the right starting point depends entirely on what draws you to it. Some buyers begin with a titanium sports reference that captures the brand's essence at its most wearable, while others go straight for an iconic chronograph or an athlete signature piece. Because most watches are acquired pre-owned, the practical question is often which reference you can find in the condition you want, and that is exactly where our team can help. There is no wrong way into the brand, only the Richard Mille that speaks to you, from the many Richard Mille watches worth knowing.

Why Richard Mille Watches Endure

It would have been easy to dismiss Richard Mille as a passing sensation when it arrived, an expensive novelty that would fade. Instead it has become one of the most influential and desirable brands in all of watchmaking, and it has done so by never wavering from its founding idea. Richard Mille endures because it committed completely to a vision, the fusion of extreme engineering, exotic materials, and uncompromising performance, and pursued it with a seriousness the results make undeniable. It did not imitate the establishment. It built something genuinely new, and the watch world reordered itself around it.

That conviction is also why these watches have lasting power. The engineering only advances, the scarcity only deepens, and the brand's cultural standing shows no sign of fading. The best Richard Mille watches on the market today will still be coveted years from now, still unlike anything else, still commanding the attention and the value that set them apart. That is the strength beneath the spectacle, and it is what has turned a bold experiment into one of the defining names of modern horology.

Visit Marc Samuels in Frisco and Grapevine

No photograph prepares you for a Richard Mille in person. The astonishing lightness in the hand, the depth and complexity of the skeletonized movement, the strange beauty of layered carbon catching the light, all of it can only be understood on the wrist. That is why we invite you to experience Richard Mille watches at our Frisco and Grapevine showrooms, where you can take your time and get to know the brand with people who appreciate exactly what makes it extraordinary. If you are marking a landmark achievement, adding a centerpiece to a serious collection, or searching for a specific pre-owned reference, our team is here to make the visit warm, unhurried, and yours, and to help you find the Richard Mille that feels as though it was made for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you pronounce Richard Mille?

It is pronounced in the French way, roughly "ree-SHARD MEEL," with the final name rhyming with "meal" rather than being said like the English word "mill." The brand is named after its founder, the French watchmaker Richard Mille, who created it in partnership with Dominique Guenat.

Why are Richard Mille watches so expensive?

Several things combine to explain the price. Richard Mille uses proprietary materials such as layered Carbon TPT and grade 5 titanium that are costly and slow to produce, engineers its movements to survive extreme forces, and makes only a few thousand watches a year against enormous demand. Add years of research behind even small components and finishing of the highest order, and the result is a watch priced among the most expensive in the world. You are paying for genuine engineering, exotic materials, and rarity rather than heritage alone.

Who owns Richard Mille?

Richard Mille is a privately held, independent brand, which is rare among watchmakers of its stature. It was co-founded by Richard Mille and the Swiss watchmaker Dominique Guenat, and unlike many luxury brands it is not part of a large conglomerate. That independence gives the brand full control over its designs, its pricing, and its deliberately limited production.

Do Richard Mille watches hold their value?

Unusually well, and better than most modern luxury brands. Because Richard Mille makes so few watches against such high demand, many references have held their value strongly on the secondary market, and some sought-after limited editions and athlete collaborations have traded for more than their original retail price. Value always depends on the specific model, its condition, and its completeness, but as a category Richard Mille has proven remarkably resilient.

What makes a Richard Mille different from other luxury watches?

Richard Mille applies the materials and engineering of Formula 1 and aerospace to watchmaking. Rather than gold and tradition, it builds in titanium, carbon composites, and even sapphire, puts the skeletonized movement on full display, and engineers its watches, including the delicate tourbillon, to survive forces that would destroy a conventional piece. The result is extremely light, extremely strong, and unlike anything the traditional industry makes.

Does Marc Samuels service Richard Mille watches?

A Richard Mille requires genuine specialist expertise, tooling, and parts for any service, so the work must be handled through the correct channels. Our team in Frisco and Grapevine is glad to advise you on servicing your watch and to help see that it is cared for properly, which protects both its performance and its considerable value. Visit either showroom and we will be glad to help.