If your Apple Watch display is completely black, shows lines, has colour distortion, or shows dark patches under the glass, the OLED layer is damaged and must be replaced. If the touch response is gone or if the display still connects to your phone but shows nothing, it likely needs a full screen replacement.

This repair includes a full OLED display module, not just the outer glass. We fit an original pulled screen that includes the OLED panel, touch sensor, and frame. The watch is then resealed and cured for liquid resistance.

We support OLED screen replacements on Apple Watch Series 4 and newer, including Series 5 through 9, SE, and Ultra models. We inspect every watch before beginning to confirm that a screen replacement is the correct repair.

We only use original Apple Watch screens pulled from donor devices. These are fully tested, cleaned, and bonded to your watch using Apple-level tools and adhesive. Aftermarket screens are not used, as they do not match the quality, touch sensitivity, or brightness of original parts.

Two to three working days. This includes the full disassembly, fitting, curing time, and resealing to retain water resistance. We do not offer same-day repairs for full OLED replacements because skipping these steps can result in poor performance and failed sealing.

Yes. We use the same strength adhesive Apple uses during manufacturing, and we reseal the watch to maintain its liquid resistance for daily wear, showering, and swimming. As with all third-party repairs, we recommend avoiding extreme exposure like deep diving.

Because this is a full module replacement, not a refurbishment. The cost includes the original OLED screen, bonding materials, curing, and testing. It is still significantly more affordable than Apple’s out-of-warranty replacement, which often involves replacing the entire device.

Our two-year warranty covers any issue related to the screen repair, including touch failure, display problems, adhesive failure, or detachment. It does not cover accidental drops, cracks, or water damage from misuse.

In most cases, repairing is more cost-effective and better for the environment. Apple charges close to the cost of a new device to replace a broken Apple Watch. If your watch is still functioning except for the screen, a repair restores the value at a fraction of the price.

Yes. We often see Apple Watches that have been opened or fitted with aftermarket screens that quickly fail. If the display was not sealed correctly or the screen is poor quality, we can remove it and replace it with an original part, reseal the device, and test everything to ensure it functions like new.