Pinchbeck Watches is an independent British watchmaker based in Lincoln. We design and assemble made-to-order watches in our own workshop, building each watch individually rather than holding large amounts of finished stock. Founded in 2006, the business combines family heritage, British design and traditional watchmaking principles with a direct, personal approach to customer service.

Pinchbeck watches are assembled in our workshop in Lincoln, England. Every watch passes through our workshop before reaching its owner, allowing us to maintain close involvement in the build process and provide direct support throughout ownership.

Yes. Pinchbeck watches are assembled in Britain from our workshop in Lincoln. We work with trusted suppliers and partners before assembling, testing and preparing watches in-house. Being a British watchmaker is an important part of who we are and how we operate.

We consider ourselves a British watchmaker. While many brands focus primarily on design and marketing, we assemble watches in our own workshop and remain closely involved in the process from order through to delivery. That hands-on approach is a key part of the Pinchbeck story.

We build watches to order, assemble them in our own workshop and maintain direct contact with customers throughout the process. We are also a genuinely small team, which means the people designing, building and supporting the watches are the same people you'll speak to when you get in touch.

Pinchbeck Watches was founded in 2006 when Paul Pinchbeck and Jason Edwards revived the family name and began building the business together. Since then, the workshop has produced made-to-order watches, bespoke commissions, collaborative projects and limited editions for customers around the world.

Pinchbeck Watches is owned and run by Paul Pinchbeck and Jason Edwards. Together they founded the business in 2006, combining Paul's family heritage with Jason's design expertise to create a distinctly British watchmaking company.

Every Pinchbeck watch is assembled by our watchmaker, Rob Inman, in the Lincoln workshop. Rob has been part of the business for many years and every watch passes through his hands before it reaches its owner.

Yes. We welcome visitors by appointment. Most visits are arranged for customers considering a watch purchase, discussing a bespoke commission or collecting a completed watch. Visits offer the opportunity to see the watches in person and meet the team behind them.

Our workshop is based at Exchequer Gate in the heart of Lincoln, just a short distance from Lincoln Cathedral. It's where our watches are assembled, where customers visit us and where much of the day-to-day life of the business takes place.

Lincoln has been home to Pinchbeck since the business was revived in 2006. It's where the team is based, where the workshop operates and where every watch is assembled. Being rooted in one place allows us to remain closely connected to both our customers and our work.

Pinchbeck is a team of four. Paul oversees the business and customer relationships, Jason leads design, Rob assembles the watches and Emily supports the brand, content and customer experience. Keeping the team small allows us to stay closely involved in every watch we make.

Yes. Pinchbeck is an independent British watchmaker. We are privately owned, operate from our own workshop and make decisions based on what we believe is right for the watches and the people who wear them.

We assemble, test and prepare every watch in our Lincoln workshop. We also work with specialist suppliers and partners whose expertise helps us achieve the quality we expect. This collaborative approach allows us to focus on what we do best while maintaining close involvement throughout the process.

We believe a watch should begin when someone chooses it. Building to order allows us to focus on each watch individually, maintain smaller production numbers and avoid creating watches simply to sit in storage. It takes longer, but we believe the result is worth waiting for.