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    Bobo's Cypress Clocks & Canopies

    4.3 (6 reviews)

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    Watch cleaning

    Watch part repair

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    I am sharing my experience with Arden's Jewelers so others can make informed decisions when making…read morehigh-value purchases. In late 2024, my boyfriend and I purchased several pieces, including a diamond ring of significant value from Arden's that was represented as approximately 2.66 carats, SI1 clarity, and H color. The ring was accompanied by an appraisal prepared by a GIA-trained gemologist. Given the magnitude of the purchase, I later submitted the ring directly the to the official GIA offices in NYC for independent grading. The official GIA report identified the center stone as I1 clarity and J color--materially different from what was represented at the time of sale. To preserve integrity, I retained the stone in its sealed GIA packaging with full chain-of-custody documentation. I approached Arden's and requested that the sealed package be opened in their presence so the findings could be reviewed together. The owner refused to review the GIA report, declined to examine the sealed package, and would not engage in any discussion. The interaction was dismissive and defensive, and I was told he would not speak with me further on the matter. Given the substantial discrepancy in grading, the significant financial value involved, and the refusal to review independent documentation, I have been left with no reasonable path toward resolution. This matter now requires formal action, including filing complaints with appropriate regulatory and consumer protection authorities and pursuing legal remedies for material misrepresentation. I gave Arden's Jewelers a clear opportunity to review independently verified, sealed GIA evidence and address this professionally and confidentially. That opportunity was declined.

    They lie about quality to the elderly. Jacob is a scammer. Gets very angry when presented with gia…read moreresults that contradict what they advertise. Go anywhere else dont get scammed by them.

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    House of Time

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    This morning (Friday, 23 January 2026), I paid a visit to House of Time in Gainesville, FL, to see…read moreabout having an old pocket watch repaired. I handed the watch to the lady working the front showroom and shared what I knew about the watch's provenance; I also mentioned that I had just casually looked online for information about the maker (Wuesteman), the watch itself, etc. Before I could continue (to mention that I was interested in having my watch repaired), the woman, in a very harsh tone, said, "If you are looking for information, you will have to talk to my boss." To say that I was shocked by her abrupt interruption is a gross understatement. I quickly considered how the conversation had progressed up to that point and came to a conclusion. That she assumed I was only looking for information about the watch was, in my opinion, arrogant. After I asked her to return my watch to me, I replied to her - in a similar tone of voice - words to this effect: "You just made a big mistake. I was going to ask if my watch could be repaired. You assumed that I was only looking for information. You ASSUMED that." With that, I walked out the door. Yes, I could have continued with my request after her initial reply. A fully rational person might have been able to do that, but the manner in which she spoke to me soured any desire I might have had to do business with this establishment. I am reminded of the old saying, "You get only one chance to make a first impression." Bearing that in mind, someone with a more personable affect in customer-facing situations would be a great improvement to your business.

    I brought a watch that I bought online to have authenticated at House of Time. While the watch was…read morereal, Michael was so informative and spent some time showing me the poor craftsmanship that was done. He went over and above explaining things about the watch and even did a depth test on the watch which it failed! He didn't even charge me! I'm so happy that I went to House of Time because if I didn't, I would have lost $17K on a defective watch.

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