SAVance sets up luxury watch servicing facility in Belagavi
The company’s work includes diagnosing mechanical problems, repairing watch movements, calibrating mechanisms, replacing components, polishing cases and bracelets, and conducting performance testing and quality control
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Updated - October 22, 2026 11:23 am IST - Belagavi
SAVance partners with Swiss watch manufacturers to provide specialised servicing for fine mechanical timepieces. | Photo Credit: Photo for representation only
SAVance, a specialist in luxury watch servicing and restoration, has established a facility at the Aequs Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Belagavi, Karnataka.
The company partners with Swiss watch manufacturers to provide specialised servicing for fine mechanical timepieces.
Its operations focus on maintaining the precision, performance, and quality standards expected by luxury watch brands.
Its work includes diagnosing mechanical problems, repairing watch movements, calibrating mechanisms, replacing components, polishing cases and bracelets, and conducting performance testing and quality control.
Its US-based affiliate, SAVance LLC, serves as the commercial interface for international partners, while the technical servicing is carried out at its Belagavi facility.
Its workforce includes more than 30 watchmakers, polishers and technicians, with training supported by Swiss experts and experienced watchmaking professionals.
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