Antique & Modern

Fixing The Broken

Mark runs the workshop and is one of the British Horological Institute's youngest accredited Fellows. He is also one of the last dually recorded apprentices of the Worshipful Company of Clock and Watchmakers in nearly one hundred years. With such experience, he is more than up to the job of providing professional repairs to your timepiece with the help of his equally professional repair team.

Mark also has a great passion for his Craft and until recently, dedicated his spare time to teaching Horology at a local watch school (EFCH), keeping the trade alive and well in the UK. He became a Freeman in 2011 for the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, taking his place amongst the WCoC in April of that year. This keeps up a family tradition going back to the 1700s, with Steven and Edwin Wiles both distinguished clockmakers based in central London.

We now have many esteemed clients, ranging from local celebrities to lords and ladies, including museums and historical buildings with large clock collections.

Antique & Modern has grown, with the help of its staff and customers, to include several specialist jewellery lines and watch brands as part of our range.

Most recently, Mark has undertaken, and passed with flying colours, the official Omega Accreditation Tests. He was lucky enough to work on several different co-axial watches, adding to his already impressive wealth of experience.

Examples of our work can be found as far afield as Ireland, Scotland, America, Spain and even down the road at the Brixton Lido.