I had inherited a very unusual German clock from my mother. It's a "horse tail" clock which has the…read morependulum outside the clock face. I had taken it to at least three other repair shops and no one could help me. Convenant had never worked on a similar clock but was willing to give it a try. Not only did they fix it, but they even figured out a fix for the pendulum. They knew the clock had great sentimental value to me and I believe worked pulled out all the stops on my behalf. Thank you Conenant, I will definitely bring all my future clock repairs to your shop.

These guys know their stuff! I wouldn't go anywhere else or let anyone touch my clock other than…read morecovenant clock repair!

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.

I brought my Omega watch here that my dad had left me and had not been working for over a decade…read more Larry was able to fix it in a timely and professional manner. Not only did he replace the battery, but he also dealt with the corrosion inside the watch as well as removed a link for me so that it fits better. This watch has priceless sentimental value for me, and I am grateful that he was able to get it working again. Thank you.

They were so helpful and fast!!!! Really appreciated them being able to replace my son's watch…read moreband!!

Ruined a brand new watch with no accountability or remorse. Priceless watch completely ruined as he…read morescratched the watch face UNDER the glass face. Shit quality, don't waste your money

Quality repair work for a fair price. I've had a hard time finding a reliable skilled watch repair…read moreplace for my Raymond Weil piece. Owner was knowledgeable, professional and skilled. I was so impressed I insisted in paying him extra. Definitely recommend.

I received a Michele Watch and needed the band adjusted. Fast and excellent service I plan on…read morebringing my dad's Rolex in next. Very professional and I'm very pleased.

Quick and competent. Glad to see a local business like this. Not many establishments left that…read morerepair watches

They should learn how to repair watches. On my chronograph, when I return the second-hand to zero…read moreit sets at six...instead of 12. Also, not sure if it is waterproof anymore.

Unique store dealing with large floor clocks & cuckoo clocks. The owner is a seasoned pro &…read moreinstantly recognized my clock as the real deal. Reasonable prices, street parking,& lots of cool stuff to check out.

I would highly recommend the Clock Shop - John and Marizza are wonderful people, just a delight to…read morebe around and work with. I brought my Tissot watch in to be fitted, and they said If I ever needed to come back for an adjustment they would be happy to do it. Its a small business, and their personal touch is timeless -.

They quickly and expertly sized my new watch by removing links. Very fair price and the woman with…read morethe British / Russian? accent was fun, skilled, and nice.

I needed a metal watchband resized and I needed some watch battery replacements which were not…read moreproperly done at the car battery store which also replaces coin batteries. I stopped in on a Saturday, they had two technicians working and a steady flow of customers. The work was done quickly. They also were selling a new Rolex to a customer and they had a large selection of vintage mechanical and battery powered watches for men and women, plus a small selection of pocket watches. If you are buying a vintage watch person-to-person, I would bring it here with the seller and pay for it to be inspected, there are fakes in the wild, sadly. The business is in a vintage house, and there is a seating area in the entry way to sit and chill, or you can go across the street to the ice cream store they mentioned to families there with their children. Watches make great gifts and this is a good spot to see some options. Recommended for all your non-smart watch needs!

Several years back, I had Terry repair my great, great grandfather's pocket watch that I had…read moreinherited from my grandfather. My grandfather had searched for decades for someone who would be able to repair it, but due to the age of the piece, he could never find anyone who could. So as you can imagine, I was rather determined to do what my grandpa failed to do. Terry was incredibly professional. He walked me through the steps for the entire process. I send him the pocket watch and he did an amazing job. Not only did he replace the broken parts as per our initial agreement, but he did a full servicing for it, including cleaning, polishing and general maintenance. He even took the time to teach me about the pocket watch as well as the models for that time period, what was the norm and all of that jazz. This pocket watch is happily ticking away as if my ancestor still had it. To this day, I'm still thankful for the great work Terry performed and wholeheartedly believe the pricing was more than reasonable.

WAY too expensive for average-at-best performance…read more Now, my great great 1800s Elgin was missing a crystal, needed a new bezel, and a new seconds hand. I knew the watch was working as I could wind it up, change the time, and it would function properly (more than just ticking, it definitely would keep time). I let terry know all that was wrong with the watch, even sent him a photo of the watch, and he gave me an estimate of $500-850. It seemed a bit high, BUT heirlooms are a dying breed, and he seemed to have lots of elgin work under his belt, so I figured I'd go with it. He'd also assured me he'd let me know progress along each step of the process. Now, again, he is responsive, He let me know when he received the watch. He did say replacing the bezel was going to be more difficult than originally anticipated, but that was all I heard, until I head my watch was done and the total would be $1250! I was a bit shocked to hear the total. He told me he had to replace a gear that had some damage (fair enough), but in his rundown of repair costs, he'd replaced the bow, and both the minute and hour hands. I didn't request any of those services, and yet, he took the liberty to do them, and charge me for it, without running it by me. That's disappointing. Neither of those 3 parts had any true issues, . I didn't even think to hassle with him about it. It's honestly smart money making, do extra so you can charge more, then tell the client about it. It's just kind of dirty, especially when you're now charging $400 more than what you told me TOP DOLLAR would be for the repair. Now, the watch is returned registered mail (which took almost three weeks to get to me). He assured me that MY signature and proof of ID matching the address would need to be present, but much to my surprise, the package was dropped off on my door step without anyone signing for it. Now, that's a USPS issue, not a Terry issue. I finally opened the package. It was packaged quite well, I will give him that. I'm convinced if he'd shipped a raw egg in that packaging it would be received un-cracked! The old removed parts (minus minute and second hands) were included. It looks good. It's working, parts look nice, but honestly, it doesn't look like the casing was cleaned. There's still lots of stains and patina inside and outside of the watch casing. It just shocks me you'd charge such a high price, and not thoroughly clean it. All that to say, he is EXPENSIVE and did an okay job. In hindsight I probably would have gone with someone else.