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    Blancpain Boutique

    4.3 (6 reviews)
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    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Grand Central Watch - Casio G-Shock watch repair

    Grand Central Watch

    4.2(212 reviews)
    0.6 miMidtown East
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    My watch band broke at work today. The wristband spring broke so there was nothing connecting the…read morewristband to the watch anymore. I happened to be in Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan today, so I ran over to Grand Central Watch to get an estimate. I was really upset because my wife bought me this watch on vacation years ago, so there is a sentimental attachment to it. The owner saw that I was stressed out and she looked at it, turned around, fixed it in about a minute and handed the watch back to me. I was really nervous because I didn't know how much it was going to cost. I asked: "How much is the repair?" She replied, " There is no charge. Just leave me a review on Google." I couldn't believe it. I didn't know there was any place left on earth like that. How could I not leave a review after that? Five stars!!!!!!!

    NEW YORK CITY/Midtown: Tucked inside Grand Central Terminal, Grand Central Watch is a true…read morehorological institution, family-owned and expertly run for more than 70 years. Their reputation for watch repair is stellar, with the skill to handle everything from quick battery swaps and band adjustments to intricate restorations and full-service overhauls across all makes and models. If you are looking to sell your piece, they offer trusted appraisals and authentication services. On the flip side, if you are ready to elevate your collection, their curated selection of restored vintage watches and new timepieces is worth browsing. They even repair jewelry, making this a one-stop shop for treasured pieces. All this is backed by a great team with the best customer service. One of our favorite things is their social media content. Their videos are packed with insight, history, and behind-the-scenes knowledge that makes the world of watches feel even more fascinating. Grand Central Terminal is dog friendly, and the team here loves welcoming four-legged visitors. You will find them down the 45th Street passageway near Track 38, ready to help with anything your watch needs. Can't make it in? Their mail-in service keeps your timepiece ticking no matter where you are.

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    Moses The Jeweler

    Moses The Jeweler

    3.2(14 reviews)
    0.5 miMidtown West

    I was a loyal customer of Moses Jewelry and purchased four watches from them, which is exactly why…read morethis experience is so disappointing and frustrating. I was sold a watch that came with the wrong warranty card. The serial number on the card does not match the serial number of the watch. This is not a small mistake--it is a serious issue in the luxury watch market and directly impacts resale value and buyer confidence. When I later sold the watch, I took a financial loss specifically because of this mismatch. There is also a photo from the actual sale where their salesman, Gabe, is holding the watch together with the incorrect warranty card. That image alone raises serious concerns, because it shows the watch and mismatched documentation being presented together at the time of purchase. For a business that presents itself as a trusted luxury dealer, this level of error is unacceptable. It cost me real money and should not happen in a professional watch dealership. What makes this even worse is that every time I try to leave an honest review explaining what happened, it gets removed instead of addressed. Instead of taking responsibility for a clear documentation error that caused financial loss, it feels like the priority is suppressing negative feedback rather than resolving the issue. I am not trying to attack the business--I am asking for accountability. I want to be made whole for the loss caused by being sold a watch with incorrect documentation. Until that happens, I cannot recommend this dealer based on my experience.

    If you have NOT personally come in to Moses' jewelry store you should NOT write a review…read more I took a flight to NY just to purchase a watch from Moses. Was not worth it. I made an appt w/ Moses to come in, I was texted that same day by Gabriel asking what I was looking for which I responded to in detail, and when I got there Gabriel wasn't prepared with what I asked for. So what was the point of even asking via text, waste of energy and time. Also, I was a bit confused as to why Gabriel was the one helping with the watch and not Moses (Moses was just on the sidelines either taking pics with groupies, and sitting just messing around) otherwise I would have just gone with any other jeweler. I also used to follow Moses on social media and made the appt with HIM so HE could help me out, not one of his employees. I think I deserve that since I was willing to spend almost $10K on a watch. But wait maybe it's the ppl spending over $20K, $50K, $100K, that he actually helps out. Tsk tsk. When I get there Gabriel starts showing me random female watches, the very first one was a very beat up one that wasn't close to what I was looking for. Then he was showing me other ones, I wasn't shown a variety of watches, maybe just a couple which I didn't like any. The one Gabriel was trying to sell me on was too big for me, felt very sales-y. Don't get me wrong tho, Gabriel was VERY friendly. Nothing against him. But I wasn't shown a variety of watches. Maybe just 3. I would have thought they'd have more inventory. I am just speaking on Rolex, didn't ask about any other ones. Rolex is what I wanted. ALSO!! They have a media person, taking video as soon as you walk in there to talk to them. I wasn't even asked if I was okay with it: I didn't go there for the fame, or to be recorded buying a watch. I just wanted a watch!!! The man was recording absolutely every second which made the experience cringy. I started feeling uncomfortable and decided to just not go with any. Whole mood changed once I didn't want to buy any. The camera guy went elsewhere to Moses and Gabriel did look bothered. I didn't like that one bit. It's all show. No genuine vibes here. Just trying to sell. I did end up buying my watch elsewhere! Beware when you come here and listen to your intuition!!!!

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