Was looking at engagement rings Jacob was so friendly and accommodating gave us space but still…read morehelped guide our decision!

Every time we come in it seems like we've been doing yard work or trying to get the #L3 Lee Lowery…read moreLegacy Boarding House up and running and we look like hobos! And every time they still treat us like family :-) highly recommend their ring wraps and talk to Jacob for all of your watch wishes ... especially for pre-owned!! You can't beat a family owned and operated, Aggie run establishment. Service is always top notch. Professionalism is over the top. Customer service is beyond compare.

I went there to ask about repairing a wedding set and after realizing the set was a total loss I…read moredecided to get my forever ring. Got an amazing deal and I was 100% satisfied. The girls did an awesome job putting the perfect ring together for me. I will be a returning customer.

We went here to look at men's wedding bands and were totally creeped out by the cheesy sales…read moreapproach. All the rings were marked up to ridiculous prices. As we looked at each one, we were told about the "great deal" the salesperson could offer us, which generally amounted to about 75% off the advertised price. For instance, when we asked to look at a ring advertised to be about $1,200, the sales guy said he could cut us a special deal and offer the ring at the low, low price of $300. Who does Samuel's think they're fooling? That ring was never worth $1,200. We went and bought a comparable ring at Gordon's non-sale price of $250. I feel bad for the sales people at Samuel's, because they do seem to be nice people who want to help out. I'm sure they know their customers aren't stupid and feel embarrassed about having to be a part of their company's manipulative pricing practices.

Honest straightforward when selling some old jewelry at this store. Appreciate the treatment…read morereceived at this establishment.

8.13.25 Walking in here I will say they had some great…read morecoins and jewelry in there. -- Now onto my first experience with them. I came in for a SUPER quick and easy necklace repair. If it tooks someone 2 minutes to fix it, they are moving SLOW! I needed the little loop soldered back together that holds my cross on the chain. (Btw-it's sterling silver not gold) The gentlemen was friendly - but said it would cost me about $75 because they had to turn the machine on. Needless to say I was shocked. I also enquired about a ring that has 2 small diamonds missing. I was quoted $150.00 - $20 for the 2 stones and $130 for the labor. Again...shocked. *Now here is the interesting part to this review. I called on 8.21.25 and asked how much it would be to fix my cross and said this gentlemen said "no more than $25 and would take about 1 hour. I could leave it and run an errand or two and come back." I am very confused now. I would really like to do business here but now I'm just not sure. Still on the fence... If I decide to return I will update my review.

Try nice place and employees. Only negative is they wanted to just offer scrap price for nice…read morejewelry I took in. No thanks!

I have known Steve for a number of years and he has always treated me fair when buying or selling…read more This is a man you can trust. I first started visiting his old shop location in downtown Bryan.

Upon entering EZ pawn I was greeted by a gentleman that goes by Casanova. Casanova was Very…read moreprofessional and informative. When we got to negotiating , offered me a great price on my items. I was very impressed with how easy and simple the process was. 5/5 recommended!

Absolutely worst pawnshop in B/CS! I walked in to pay for my items I had in pawn, nobody even…read moreacknowledged me or welcomed me or even looked up to observe that a customer entered the store. I stood there for at LEAST 45 minutes before I was asked if I could be helped by 1 of the 2 employees behind the counter. When I complained about being ignored for so long, the employee got upset with me and shoved my money back across the counter and walked away from me, saying "I'm not dealing with this." Before I left home I called the store to ask how much I needed to pay and was told the wrong amount, so I had to drive back to the ATM to withdraw more money, meaning I went through all that, which was humiliating and embarrassing btw, for nothing. I will never go back

I don't mean to make a Foss over this store, but it's pretty cool if you like old leathery watch…read morestraps. This is the Fossil inside the old run down Mall in College Station which not a lot of people really go to anymore. The watches are on the expensive side to say the least, and then there's the whole problem with the fact that they don't seem to be of the highest quality, even though people say they are, and there's a lot of strangely excited people that sound like each other on yelp saying how great these watches are. Curious. Barbie doesn't like the style which is quite leathery to be honest, and neither of us like the pricing whatsoever. Service here wasn't nearly as friendly as the one that we went to in San Antonio at the North Star Mall.

Really good watches at fair prices. Amazing staff Jerry helped me and he did a great job. I…read morewouldn't have bought a watch if it wasn't for him. He went through all of the different types of watches and helped me find a style I liked within my price range.

Very knowledgeable about clocks. The older clock needed a unique part. He found it on eBay,…read moreinstalled it and clock has been working well.

In 1998 I inherited a circa 1920 Vernon Hall Clock made by the Cincinnati Time Recorder Co. The…read moreclock was not usable, but not without the best efforts my Father could muster and teach himself in northeast Texas during the late 1960's-1990's. It just sat from ~ 1996 until 2004 when I decided there was too much history for it to sit silent. With the limited internet in '03 I quickly determined Mr. Headrick was the best man for the job and asked him to travel 25 miles to my home. His initial assessment was the clock had been neglected, would require a total going over, but he was willing to do it. He gave me a price range and I said OK. He took the works and weights, and left me with instructions on how to restore the case. After about a week he called back and asked "Did this clock ever run?" I assured him, despite all the Jerry rigging (the brass weight cables were replaced with nylon rope) it did for at least 40 years. It interfered with my Father courting my Mother in 1940 since it "announced" curfew. He said EVERY pinion bearing was so rough he was amazed it ran. He did a complete overhaul including replacing the brass weight cables (which failed sometime in the 1960's) with stainless steel and brought it to the house to set it up. That is a very critical and necessary for good operation of a clock. He continued to tinker with it for several hours. I was afraid "the meter was running." It wasn't. I had him out twice for routine maintenance. No surprises. I've been to his shop in Austin and acquired parts for other projects...things you can't get any place else... at nominal costs. When it was time for my third service call I learned he'd moved to College Station. I called anyway. All I needed was a routine 5-year check/lubrication and was hoping for a good reference. No need, he came, same charge as always. Just a 170 mile house call. And he remembered everything, including the history, about the clock. This clock gains or loses maybe one minute/month, depending on the weather. At least a dozen times I've been talking on the phone and the party on the other end heard the clock and commented how accurate it was. To sum up...If you have a good clock you treasure and you can get Mr. Headrick to work on it, do it. He is a square guy that does nothing but quality work. His "agenda" is he loves clocks. I do not think you can find anybody else better.