A Quality Watch & Clock Repair

Searched on Unilocal to find a watch repair place after I scratched my MK watch glass. Peter was open and ready to do my repair.
Fifteen minutes and $ 43 bucks later my watch was repaired good as new.
Fast and honest service.
IMPORTANT NOTE: he only takes cash or check so be prepared.

Went to have a battery replace. Pretty pricy $ 14 but other shops I tried did not have the tool to open the back of the watch. Expensive but you can tell the guy knows what he is doing. Would recommend, especially if it is an expensive watch.

I have a Gucci Charm bracelet watch that I haven’t been able to wear for over a year now due to a missing screw in one of the bracelet links. I was free today and running errands all over so I decided to check out some places. I called two places before I chose this one. I ended up choosing this place because when I called and explained what I needed, the man on the phone was able to tell me right away if he could do the job or not and told me how much it would be. (One of the places I called told me they don’t repair screws on links because they don’t have any. I thought that was extremely strange.)
When I showed up, I immediately knew he was the man I spoke to over the phone. He was friendly and professional but serious. I liked that about him– he was a «straight to the point» kind of person. He took my watch and examined it. Then I asked about a new battery since mine was dead. He told me it needed a new battery and a gasket. I normally take my watches to Precision Time for batteries because most of my watches require a re-​seal and they offer a 3 year warranty. But since I was here already and the watch was pretty basic, doesn’t have any crystals/​diamonds, date window or dials, I decided to go ahead and get the battery replacement done here.
No more than 20 minutes later, my watch looked good as new, I was thrilled! I was in and out of there so quickly I forgot to ask for his name. I ended up paying only $ 32 for a new screw, battery and gasket with a 1 year battery warranty and he also buffed out the scratches on the face. Not bad at all, I usually pay twice that much just for a new battery alone.
The location of this place is kind of hidden. I definitely didn’t see it even though my gps told me it was on the right side 200 ft away. I passed it then had to make a U turn and then I finally saw the tiny sign. It’s in the same strip as Togo’s. So when you see Togo’s, turn in, you’re there.
Overall, I was very happy with the service that I received today and will definitely recommend this place to anyone who needs watch/​clock repairs. Give him a call or come check it out for yourself. This place is great and accepts CASH only.

I stopped in for a watch battery replacement, but asked about clock repair for my grandfather clock. It was $ 45 for a house call, and the owner said he would stop by at 5pm. He called later to say that he would be 1.5 hrs late, as he had forgot about another appointment. When he arrived, he removed the clock guts and told me it had to be cleaned, oiled and have various minor repairs done — bushings, loose gears, etc. He quoted $ 450 for an overhaul with 1-​year warranty. I agreed, and he returned the next evening and… the clock now works great. He’s a nice guy and answered our questions about the clock and recommend securing the clock to the wall.
The shop has a variety of used clocks; worth a look.

Five star rating, because it was cash only and of course, I have kids, so I don’t have a lot of cash in the bottom of my purse… the owner took whatever I could dig out of the pockets of my purse and jeans. About 11 or 12… so replaced my battery, complimented my cute watch and didn’t charge me the going rate of $ 14.00. It was a good day (:

This place is amazing!!! The owner «Peter» is the nicest guy ever. I needed two watch batts replaced and Peter did it in under 10min. He charged me $ 14 per watch that’s including a new gasket for the back cap! I’m EXTREMLY happy with the work and the non bs customer service here! Will def come back!!! :)

I heard about this place from an ex co-​worker not to long ago after getting charged $ 12 to have a few links taken off at another place near the post office on South Land Park Dr-​what a rip of btw. Since I’ve been going this place my experience far exceeded my expectations! I took 2 watches in today to get re-​sized and they were finished in less than 10 minutes! Very very friendly place and I would highly recommend… As always I’ll be returning for any repairs when needed.

Came in here a couple times, with a broken watch i bought from a yard sale. I had no idea what the problem was. the guy took a look at it and within 5 minutes told me what was wrong and advised me that it was a rare piece (I had no idea) He fixed it up and i sold it for 4x what i bought if for. great honest guy and does good work! Says hes been there for over 10 years!

Just purchased watch from Amazon and they were not working, so I took Amazon watch and another 2 to this shop and owner replaced batteries right of way. Owner of this place is working here for more than 10 years, and I wanted someone with experience to fix my watches. Very very happy!
This shop is hidden little bit on the side of shopping center.

There is no exponential negative star rating, or that’s what this guy would get. He did an unthinkable thing to my beautiful watch. I entrusted him to put a new crystal on the watch, and when I got it back, it ran terribly, and the crystal replacement didn’t even resemble the original one. I took it back, and after he allegedly worked on it, it didn’t run any better than before. I found out from another jeweler that the watch was totally compromised, because the former jeweler had «milled» out the watch to make the mismatched crystal fit. I paid $ 110 to have this watch ruined forever.

If i could, I would give this business a negative star rating. I came here asking the owner (Henry) to fix my grandmas gold vintage mechanical watch as a birthday present for her. The first estimate he gave me was $ 100 and eventually lowered it to $ 85. The estimated delivery time he gave me was 2 weeks later because he needed to order a part from an overseas company. I came back later with my grandpa who also wanted his vintage mechanical watch fixed given an estimated delivery 2 weeks later.
He came through on my grandpa’s watch but two months and a half months later I still don’t have my grandma’s watch fixed even though he assured me he had good connections and would get the part to fix the watch on time. My grandpa recently went back and picked up the watch not sure if he removed some parts and sold the valuable components inside or just left it inside the watch or even attempted to fix it. I do not know how long this business has been running, but if this is how he conducts business about all his customers, I suspect he’ll be going out of business soon.
I HIGHLY recommend that if you need a watch repair to go someplace else to save yourself time, money, frustration, and the hassle this business creates.

Normally I would go to Radio Shack for my watch batteries but I realized the screws on the back of my watch are so tiny I don’t have the right size screwdriver. So this time I decided to hit up a local watch/​clock guy. I called, he was closing in 3 minutes — he offered to stay open if I could get there in 10 minutes. I hustled over, walked in, handed him my watch, he said «$ 14 for a new battery» and about 3 minutes later my watch was ticking again.
Very cool little shop right by Sushi Café. He has a lot of old clocks and clock pieces about. Just what I expect a watch shop to look like.

After my terrible experience at Grebitus and Sons, I took my watch in here to get a new battery. The owner was very helpful and got me in and out quickly. He made no mention of the back being on too tight like the other guy and he actually complimented me on the quality of my watch. Ha! Take that Grebitus! Anyway, he charged me $ 14 for the battery and he also buffed my watch so it was all pretty and shiny… I like shiny things.
The shop itself is sort of hidden in the center but it is filled with clocks and watches that people have left for repair. I also noticed that they do home visits for grandfather clock repair. I tend to like places that specialize in one or two things, it makes me feel like they really know what they’re doing. This place was no exception. I’ll be back here for all of my watch repair needs.