Brought an old schoolhouse clock out that needed a bezel. Was told it wasnt much of a clock but it…read moreheld great sentimental value To me. I picked it up a month later for $150 and was told it was the best he could do. The bezel was a terrible fit and the glass i thought was gonna fall out. I took it and called with my concerns. He said bring it back. I took it to a shop in Sellwood. They did a great job. They told me if they couldn't make it better they would not charge me. Why would i bring it back to the same place if that was his best job? I have been going to antique stores since i was 10, over 60 years. I will never recommend that repair shop.

Took my clock there after they told me that they could restore it. We drove from Vancouver so it…read morewas a hour and a half round-trip for nothing. They could've told us over the phone, but I called twice and they said yes they could do it and the minute they looked at the clock they said no they can't fix it.

Excellent service, great price, and fast for my little novelty wood kitty cat clock that has…read moresentimental value! Thanks Michael!

Easy to work with. Totally competent. Fair pricing. My grandmother clock is back in service and…read morekeeping great time.

It seems they are much more experienced with jewelry repair than watch repair. I think it's a safe…read moreoption for simple quartz battery replacement or external watch cleaning and polishing I had some more involved watchmaker work done and was the results were so so. The lack of communication was a bigger concern than the quality of work performed. Don't be in a hurry. I like their pricing, honesty, and they are really nice people.

Extremely frustrating experience. I would not trust My Jeweler with my jewelry again…read more I brought in several pieces for relatively straightforward repairs--a bracelet spring, a broken prong on a ring, and a separate older ring that needed a new head soldered on so a new stone could be set. I was originally told a couple of weeks. Two months later, the work still wasn't completed. Even worse, he made a major mistake with the ring that only needed a broken prong repaired. He CUT OFF THE PRONGS because he claimed he "thought" that was the ring I wanted the new stone set in. I never told him that. In fact, when I originally showed him the ring, we specifically discussed the broken prong, and he even checked the existing diamond and showed me that it was not loose. There was absolutely no reason for me to ask him to remove the setting or replace that diamond. Rather than simply acknowledging that he had misunderstood or made a mistake, he repeatedly tried to tell me that this was what I had asked him to do. It was not. Another bizarre excuse involved his carbon-copy paperwork. He repeatedly claimed that I had taken his carbon copy. I NEVER took his carbon copy--not when I dropped off my jewelry and not when I finally picked everything up to take elsewhere. In fact, every time we discussed the paperwork, he had a carbon copy there to show me. Yet somehow this became another thing he tried to blame on me. That was really the theme of my entire experience: excuses and shifting responsibility. I was repeatedly told, "a few more days," followed by explanations about being too busy and having too many interruptions. I went into the shop approximately eight times trying to get my jewelry completed or simply get it back. The shop was almost always empty, and on several occasions when another customer was there, they were also complaining. The one repair that was supposedly completed--the bracelet--broke again immediately and had to be brought back. What was especially frustrating was the enormous amount of time wasted. He would stand and talk at length while repeatedly explaining that he didn't have time to complete the work because he was constantly being interrupted. At one point I spent over an hour there. After two months of delays, broken promises, a failed repair, a ring altered in a way I never authorized, and repeatedly being blamed for things I did not do, I finally gave up and took my jewelry back. Bad business practices from beginning to end. If you value your jewelry and your time, I strongly recommend going somewhere else.

I left a family heirloom a vintage clock with Dave over six weeks ago. I was hoping to have it back…read moreby Thanksgiving. I never heard from him at all, he never called me. I have left four messages in great detail on his business phone and never received a call back still. I called the Runyan's Jewelers in Camas who is his contact office and they said they would give him a phone message, which they did. I was finally get able to get ahold of him on his cell phone. His business philosophy is quite bizarre. He states he does not contact anyone. It is up to the customer. Which I tried to do several times. He would not let me speak, he kept talking very loudly, I had to ask him, politely by the way, if I could speak. Not professional, not nice and not reputable in any way. Please do not take your items such as clocks and watches to this business. He could have made quite a bit of money off of this clock and I do want to have it repaired. He told me since it's been so long and that I'm probably not happy, that he has chosen not to repair it.!!!! I would to love to call him an idiot but that wouldn't be nice.

Great service and very knowable with old clocks and repair...!!! I highly recommend if you have a…read morevintage clock in need of a little tender loving care...!!!

Well, I used to go to this vintage store regularly. I and my husband (who collects hot wheels) has…read morebought several things but lately within the past year it has gone down hill and seems to be more of a junk shop with a few "antiques". Also the owner is very rude. Apparently he feels it's ok to yell at customers if you are standing in front of his door. I was embarrassed and upset. Oh well I don't need more junk so I will tell my friends to go elsewhere.

I used to frequent this shop, but over the past several months, it's become a collection of junk,…read moreand the owner ensured today was my last visit. Not only were a couple of booths literally just actual trash, while I was standing there wanting to potentially buy something in a case, he and another person started loudly complaining about Democrats "stealing their money" and "giving it to *other* people." I've suspected the owner was probably conservative before that, but never cared to confirm it. Today's tirade, though, is something I can't overlook. I was extremely uncomfortable with the hostility. So I left, and won't be back. I'm sure some conservatives may get a kick out of this, but shouldn't they be wanting a liberal to buy an American flag? I won't be back. Even if this has been an anti-conservative tirade, I would have been put off. I was there to destress from the political dumpster fire we're in, not to be subject to political b*tching so loud so suddenly that it's hard to imagine it wasn't on purpose. I'm done with them. The decline in item quality was already enough. This sealed it.

Thoughtful and knowledgeable staff. Efficient service. Very professional experience! Would easily…read morereturn here again.

Super friendly staff. I worked with Taylor and she was very personable and patient .read more

I come by here from time to time and it's great! The uncle who I assume is the owner is really nice…read moreand patient when you need assistance and at checkout! The stuff there is pretty diverse and there's always going to be an item that catches your eye for a good price. I've found multiple things I like, as well as things I know my mom would LOVE as a gift. I definitely recommend coming by, if not to buy anything, then to look around. It's quiet enough to browse about peacefully.

This is my go-to vintage shop when looking for something cool to add to my space. They have a wide…read morevariety of home goods as well as some clothing booths. Pricing is really reasonable, which is always great when looking for a cool find that's an awesome deal. David - the shop owner - is super helpful if you ever need help finding something specific. Very kind and happy to answer any questions you might have. Best vintage shop in Vancouver!

I was very fortunate to have Shari Rossi answer my phone call to Morgan Jewelers a few months ago…read more I was looking for availability of a Limited Edition Seiko Marine Master watch that was on pre-order. She called me back (this was already more than most other jewelers) with the great news that a single watch had been allocated to Morgan's and, if I placed an order, it could be my watch when released in July! I was thrilled when I received a call from Shari that the watch had indeed arrived from Seiko. Shari's positive attitude and top shelf customer service was fantastic!!!

Morgan has always been a trusted place to by your more precious gems. I'm particularly interested…read morein conflict free diamonds and gems. Not all gems are created equal. So buyer beware. It's nice to be able to trust your jewelers.

Excellent service. Fast and friendly. I figured I'd need to…read moredrop my watch off until later but, nope. He did it right there, right then.

Calming, clean, and stylish shop aesthetic. Friendly, professional, meticulous, and efficient…read moreservice. Replaced my watch battery quickly and even set the time! Can't think of anything more I would want from getting my watch repaired. I just came to run an errand, and it felt like I was getting personal service at a high-end café. (I should probably contextualize this with the info that I am a novice to the world of watch/clock/jewelry repair.) Oberall, very satisfied!