The worth of a watch repair depends on several factors:

1. Brand & Value – If it’s a luxury or sentimental watch, repairing it is usually worth it. High-end brands like Rolex, Omega, or Tag Heuer retain value after repair.
2. Repair Cost vs. Watch Value – If the repair cost is close to or higher than the watch’s current value, it may not be worth fixing.
3. Sentimental Value – If the watch has emotional significance (gift, family heirloom), repair might be worthwhile despite the cost.
4. Type of Damage – Minor issues like battery replacement or strap repair are inexpensive, while internal mechanism repairs can be costly.
5. Availability of Parts – If original parts are hard to find or expensive, it may increase repair costs significantly.
6. Warranty & Service History – If the watch is under warranty or has been regularly serviced, repairs may be cheaper or even free.

If the repair cost is reasonable compared to the watch’s value and sentimental attachment, it’s usually worth fixing. Otherwise, replacing it might be a better option.