Invisible protection film for luxury watches, hand-fitted in London.
See the difference
The same clasp after fourteen months of daily wear. Left bare, it collected the marks that only polishing removes, and polishing removes metal. Protected, the film took every mark; we lifted it and the steel beneath was as it left the boutique.
Fully removable. No residue. No polishing, ever.
Why protect it
A watch you wear every day will mark. The only question is whether the steel takes it, or the film does.
Desk edges, doorframes, laptop palm rests, a bracelet against a bracelet. Daily wear finds every polished surface.
Each polish removes steel and softens the sharp edges the maker intended. It cannot be undone.
When you sell or trade, crisp edges and untouched finishing are what buyers pay for.
You see the watch, not the film. When it has done its job, we lift it and the steel beneath is as it left the boutique.
Appointment only · Private studio, London
Tell us your watch and the coverage you are considering.
We reply within 24 hours with a price and appointment options.
Drop it off at the private studio by appointment, or we come to you, at home or wherever suits you.
Returned protected, in its box, with a handwritten care card.
Rolex Day-Date 40
18 ct Everose gold · Chocolate and Olive Green dials
Two Everose gold Day-Dates, protected edge to edge so a London collector could wear them without the worry.
Read the case study: Invisible protection for a Day-Date 40 duoAudemars Piguet Royal Oak Openworked
Double Balance Wheel · 18 ct yellow gold
After paying for one polish, a London client wanted their skeleton Royal Oak never to need another. Includes a free, same-day bezel re-fit.
Read the case study: A Royal Oak, polished once and never againRolex Cosmograph Daytona
950 platinum · ice blue dial, chestnut Cerachrom bezel
An overseas collector planned a London trip around protecting their platinum Daytona. Jason fitted it personally, on schedule, before the flight home.
Read the case study: A platinum Daytona, protected between flightsClient note
“The attention to detail is exceptional. The film is practically invisible, and both watches look just as they did when they left the boutique. I can finally enjoy wearing them without worrying about every little mark.”
Client names are changed at their request, for their security.
The hands behind it
Wrist Guard LDN is Jason and James: two friends who could talk about watches for hours. Every watch is measured, cut and fitted by hand, at one bench, in a private London studio. No franchise and no production line: one piece at a time, for as long as it takes.
About the studioA thin, clear, flexible film, from the same family of materials used to protect car paintwork, cut to the exact shape of each surface of your watch. It takes the everyday scuffs and scratches so the metal beneath does not.
In normal light, no. The film is optically clear and every edge is cut to sit just inside the lines of the case, so you see the watch, not the film. You need to look closely, at an angle, to find an edge.
Yes, at any time. The film lifts away cleanly and leaves no residue on the case, bezel or bracelet. We remove it for you before a resale or a re-fit.
Polishing removes metal to take out scratches. Each polish softens the edges and changes the finish the maker intended. Film takes the scratches instead, then comes off, so the steel underneath stays exactly as it left the boutique. No polishing, ever.
Film is made for the marks that build up on a watch worn every day: desk edges, doorframes, laptop palm rests, other jewellery. It is not armour. A hard knock or a drop can still dent metal or crack a crystal, so treat your watch with the usual care.
Every quote is personal. It depends on your reference, its finishing and whether you want the whole watch covered or only certain parts. Tell us your watch and we will reply with a price and appointment options. Nothing is booked until you confirm.
Secure your wrist.
Personal reply within 24 hours. Private studio, London.