My father purchased a grand father clock from this shop in DEC 1986 for my mother. I received it…read moreas an inheritance from her 4 years ago. Other shops have worked on it over the years but it still runs like a CHAMP. I still have the original purchase receipt with the clock. 38 years and running strong

Ed came by to repair and service my grandfather clock. He was friendly and respectful. I appreciate…read morethe explanation of what the clock needed before the repair was done. Thank you so much Ed!

I have been coming here for over 12 yrs. Watch repairs, band adjustments and battery replacements…read more This last visit they broke my watch band while replacing my battery, said the band was old and wanted to charge me for a new ugly replacement band & charge me for the battery replacement. I love supporting small businesses but not this one anymore!

Customer service is excellent. Will be back for all my future watch service and repair needsread more

Priscilla was the absolute best to deal with!…read more Always taken care of me throughout the years doing business with them! 10/10 Recommend

Ciro and his crew always holding me down, best jewelry repair guys in town for sure ! Convenient…read morelocation near the entrance at the Galleria, (I often park on the curb and run injhħthe place to go if you've got some unwanted gold! Do yourselves a favor and at least pop in and give them a shot at your business! They fix all sorts of jewelry, polish, set, repair, watch batteries, service Rolex, Breitling, and other high end, and even MK and Casio G shocks they do it all! Best of all they're ALWAYS FRIENDLY AND WILL WORK WITH YOU as long as you're reasonable! HANDS d

I had bought a clock from nostalgia furniture in Yucaipa California. And after searching the…read moreInternet I couldn't find any of the parts I needed to get my clock working. Then I found Jimmy's Alpine Clock Shop. I went there and found everything that I needed and more. Jimmy is a very nice person and very skilled at fixing clocks. Thanks to Jimmy, I have a clock that works and sounds beautiful when it comes. If you ever need a clock fixed by a very skilled clock repair man, go to Jimmy's Alpine Clock Shop.

Jimmy helped me fix my movado watch quickly for a complicated issue. The price was significantly…read morecheaper than I thought it was going to be too! I would recommend to all the yelpers!

Definitely a cool place to check out when you're downtown. There's so much to see and so many…read moreunique items. I went during Christmas time when it was extremely busy and packed walking around. They had an assortment of books, clothes, dishes, pins, beanie babies, toys, anything you can think of. There was so many unique items for a reasonable price. I expected the prices to be more on certain items because they're so unique. There weren't many people around to help because it was busy so you have to track someone down. When you're ready to pay you head towards the front of the store and they check you out. The cashier was very nice and asked me how my experience went and commented on my purchases. This is a cool store to visit and shop at if you're ever nearby.

Every once in a while when I'm in the area, I stop by here to check out the selection. I feel like…read morea few years ago it was a lot better. It used to be cute and kitschy, with some real oddities and unique pieces for sale at decent prices. Today, what I saw was just tragic. It's largely fast fashion branded clothing without the fast fashion prices, anime merchandise for the weebiest of weebs, mass produced trinkets/toys I recognized from the AliExpress catalogue, and some actually vintage items being sold at a price anyone familiar with the brands would never actually pay. With the amount of eyebrow-raisers that I saw, I didn't feel confident that items from other vendors that I'm not as familiar with like porcelain figures, glassware, jewelry, and paintings were actually genuine antiques or being sold at fair prices. I noticed a lot of young'uns browsing the store who seemed to be having a pretty good time, so maybe I'm just old and it's not for my demographic. In my mind though, this isn't what should be sold at an antique store. I would love to see whoever's in charge be choosier with their vendors.

Excellent quality and efficient Highly recommend…read more Very knowledgeable of my grandmother clock

On time, professional and they fixed the issue. Highly recommend them for clock repair.read more

Drove all the way here on Saturday, February 21, 2026. I walked up at 2:41 pm and the store is…read moreclosed! Yelp says they are open until 5:30 pm. Someone needs to update Yelp or hire staff that stay all day.

Went on a Saturday today at 3:30 and they were closed even though supposed to be open until 5:30…read morepm. There was no sign on the door or posted hours.

I broke our cheap ottoman and was looking for a repair shop to fix it. I ended up calling Frank and…read morewas quoted about 200. I ended up dropping it off and he let me know it would be about 250$. I was Initially upset but this guy practically rebuilt it 3x as good. Reinforced and stuffed properly. It's so much comfier I might bring the whole couch here as well.

We called on Frank to fix a chair leg that was broken, which he did a wonderful job repairing…read more While he was in our home we asked if there was anything he could do for an antique dining table we have that had a deep chunk broken out because the mechanical leaf system was off center. Not only did he fix the tabletop to perfection he also fixed the mechanics underneath that was causing the table to not close properly. We've lived with this damage for years by covering the table with pads and a cloth. We didn't think it was fixable. We're so glad we met Frank and witnessed his craft. We highly recommend him for your furniture repair needs

I just took my watch to Fast Fix Jewelry and Watch Repairs, paying $149.95 for a hand adjustment,…read morenew stem, and their "watch spa" service. When I picked up the watch, it initially seemed fine, but once I examined it in better lighting outside, the poor quality of the work was obvious. The inside of the glass had visible fog and streaks, and the watch looked dirty overall. I immediately went back to ask them to take another look, even questioning whether the "watch spa" service had been done. The employee assured me it was completed and that the difference would be noticeable in the cleanliness of the links. She told me more cleaning would require an additional polishing service. (Putting a watch in an ultrasonic cleaner for 5 minutes shouldn't cost $49.95.) However, after further inspection, the watch had new fingerprints and scratches on the hands, no noticeable cleaning, and was missing the o-ring for the watch back. The quality of the work was extremely disappointing. I should've noticed the warning signs sooner. The watches on display inside the store are Chinese look-alikes for more expensive brands. For example, all the CURREN watches they have in the ROLEX cabinet for $200+ can be found online for less than $30. At $25 an hour, I worked six hours to pay for this repair, but they spent less than 90 minutes and returned subpar work. I definitely would not recommend this shop if you're expecting quality service or fair pricing. To be fair, they did swap out the stem like I asked them to. If you need a battery replaced, they'd probably do a good job, that's the 2 stars. But so would the guy at the swapmeet. And you wouldn't pay $150 for it. UPDATE: They replaced the stem with a stem from Swiss Legends. Chinese POS parts. They should at least give me my Noma III crown back! I'm a pretty fair guy. I took it back to let them take another shot at it. A quick swipe with an alcohol wipe and a "stop bitching about it" look and I had all I could take from this shop. I'm glad it was an Invicta and not my Seiko Chrono or Grand Seiko. Everyone out here trying to rip everyone else off.

Don't come here and make the same mistake we did. they absolutely butchered this brand new ring I…read morebrought in to be resized. the amount of abrasions and dings is ridiculous for such a small task. from a 7 to a 6.5, a .5 difference. I'm no expert but come on now how do you mess up this bad? this is definitely an example of carelessness and unprofessionalism. there's even wear in places that shouldn't have been touched. their jeweler should not be a handling peoples possessions if he doesn't take pride into his craft. I can't believe they looked at it, said this looks good to me, and called us to pick it up. The worst part is no one took ownership and apologized. lesson learned, let my mistake be a lesson to future customers. do your research.