He gives very good explanation on what the problem could be and what it might take to fix it. I…read morehave had three different types of clocks repaired and all of them are running great now and the cost was very reasonable.

From the owner: Over 35 years experience in the repair of wall, mantle and grandfaughter (floor) clocks. I make…read moreservice calls on grandfather (floor) clocks within 25 miles of Yorkville, IL. Please call for an appointment to schedule drop off of clocks for repair.

This is the best clock and watch repair business I have found. Other so-called 5-star services…read moredon't return calls like Chicago Clock does. I smile when I read "unfriendly" in a review of CCC. They may not have the smiling style of the other places, they just have pure competent substance. They also may not be the "low price leader" in quoting a repair. But they guarantee any repair. I just brought in to them a 6 month old watch that had a hard-to-turn crown. I had taken it first to another place that told me they fixed it but that it was corroded and needed some winding to loosen it up. I discovered it was a quartz watch that needed no winding. The place unscrupulously had charged me $68 for the so-called repair. Chicago opened it up for me while I was there and found a gnarly rubber gasket that I had probably messed up myself trying to wind a battery powered watch. The technician should rightly have called me an idiot but instead just fixed it in 2 minutes, He did not want to charge me anything. I insisted on giving him at least a $20 tip which he reluctantly but appreciatively accepted. This is the kind of business I respect and will patronize again and again going forward.

I stopped here to get a watch battery replaced. I'd never been to this store before and have always…read morewanted to stop by - this was my chance. There was someone there already getting a watch battery replaced. So, while waiting, I walked around admiring their clocks and watches. They have quite a selection - great if you need a nice clock for yourself or as a gift. I took some pictures and a short video and posted them for you to see. When it was my turn, he took the watch and went in the back. It didn't take much more than five minutes for him to return with the watch working again! And the price was very reasonable, under $20. Fun store with good service.

Great work very knowledgeable very detailed. Talked a lot about how best to take care of our…read moreclocks. Worked on a Grandfather clock that had not been serviced in a long time. Found a key for our mantel clock and tuned it up. And finished by adjusting our cockco clock . Very reasonable and friendly. Thanks you Rob.

I just called (10/13/2022) Morris Clock Repair and received a recording that they are no longer…read moreopen in Illinois.

A wonderful and amazing business. Expertise combined with graciousness…read more I brought in two clocks. One I had acquired about 40 years ago in downtown Chicago and the other a relatively cheap clock of which I was very fond. It turned out that there was nothing wrong with the older clock (please don't ask me to explain my stupidity) but the gentleman pictured cleaned it and told me all about its history. I was able to take it home immediately and he charged me a grand total of $8 for that very kind service. The other was a much more modern clock, one of four that I owned. It actually needed Far more work. Again, he explained its history. I received a call that I could pick up the second clock and a young gentleman whose family has been involved in the business met me with charm and graciousness. Both clocks are now perfect (and spotless). It almost makes me want to break a clock. This was a wonderful experience.

Fix my cuckoo clock in a timely manner, price was very good, and he educated me on how to care and…read moretransport my clock. Awesome business

David, cleaned and put new bushings in my antique mantle clock and lubricated my Grandfather clock…read more They are both working fine now. He has great service and I would recommend him to anyone in need of clock repair. Tom Moquin, Hampshire, IL

Very good service. He repaired one and then cleaned one at our home . Very knowledgeable of clock…read morerepair

Went in to try and obtain a small screw for my cuckoo clock music box. Politely asked and…read moreimmediately was dealt multiple defensive answers. To me it felt like I was taking away business from them in trying to fix my clock instead of them charging me $195 per hour to fix it for me. Nope, I do not recommend this place and I will go somewhere else next time.

I brought my old small electric table clock in today to see if it could be fixed to run again. The…read morestore employee oiled the clock, and when briefly plugged in it ran. the charge was $35. When I arrived home, the clock no longer ran when plugged in. I called the store and was told I could receive a $35 credit on the $350 next cost of fixing the clock. The clock has sentimental value to me, however the original cost of the clock was less than $10 long ago. I recommend asking the repair price before the repair work is done. I paid the $35 and would have been satisfied if the clock continued to work, but I would not have agreed to the initial $35 repair cost if known before the 2 minute repair and I won't be returning For the next $350 repair.

Don't pass up Halim Time and Glass Museum for your antique clock repairs. Halim is an actual…read moremuseum, but don't assume that they are not interested in servicing your clock, far from it. The work performed on my clock was excellent, timely, and at a fair price compared to other local businesses. Cesar is the person to speak with, and he will treat you right.

Great company to do business with. Very knowledgeable and competent. Fair priced, courteous and…read morereally the kind of people you would trust to get the job done.

I met with the owner Jason whose family has owned this business for many years. I had dropped a…read morevery large clock and brought in the various pieces and within two weeks he had put everything back together and now it's working perfectly. Thanks Jason!

Did great job on a special hand-crafted and artist signed clock! Small clock was bought on our…read morehoneymoon in Door County 40 years ago.

At first Cesar was responsive. And then getting an appointment became impossible. He would…read morepromise to get back to me and never did. Finally, he just ignored my calls. I found another firm that was quick to respond and did the job. I would not recommend The Clockman.

I chose this person because of the rating and response from people. Unfortunately, the experience…read morewas not that great. When we first started talking and attempt to set up an appointment for a time. I was told any time after 11am. So I showed up around 230ish and no one was home. So he tells me he on a service call and his wife will be back in 20 min. Or so. So after coming back I met his wife to do a drop off. She told me that her husband will contact me with in a week or maybe less. Well a week went by and no answer. So I called the guy wanting to see where he was at with the clock. He tells me he on a service call and he'll call me back in 2 hours. Two hours went by and no call back so I waited. Another week goes by without a peep from him (now 2 weeks in) so I call again to see were he at with the clock if he even look at it yet. he tells me that he busy on another service call and he'll have the estimate the next day around 6-7 pm I said okay and waited. And of course the next day came and no respond. Yet again another week goes by without a peep from him. So three week has gone by and I had gotten no answer from him if looked at the clock, on what's wrong with the clock, what it will take to fix the clock, how much it would cost, and how long it will take. Nothing at this point, I still haven't even met this guy yet either. I get it if he's busy but communicate that with the person. Maybe actually be there to meet the person at the beginning And don't tell people you're going to do something and not communicate. You made me feel like I just gave a con man my property. The only good thing was I was able to get my clock back without a problem.

Thank you Tick-Tock Clock. Your service and professionalism is appreciated. Quality!!read more

My grandmother's Ridgeway Clock (with the bing bong chimes) wasn't responding to lubrication…read moreanymore. It would just stop after around 15 minutes. This dates to the late 1960's or early 1970's. We ran into Tick-Tock at the Oregon (city) Market, which is held at the High School. I ran home, packed up my clock and brought it to them. Then came the call - it would be until July before he could get to it, but knew what was wrong - the bearings were all worn out. The guy who does the work was trained by the experts years ago to work on clocks like this, so we waited the 4 months for the call. We finally got it, and picked up the clock. Some tips: If you are going to ship your clock, use plastic bags from grocery stores to immobilize the mechanism / chains. This doesn't leave any residue behind (like the foam I used, which had to be cleaned off). Bring everything - the owner ran our clock for 2 weeks after he repaired it to make sure it would work when we got it home. The clock was packed well, the weights were double-wrapped in foam and bubble wrap, and the pendulum was encased in cardboard to prevent it from being damaged. The owner even included a small level (which I used and my clock was level). It's been running perfectly for 6 hours so I'm sure he's got it fixed and fixed correctly. It's also quieter than it was before, which I guess is because the bearings are all new and lubed properly. The repair person provided a card with a 2 year lubrication frequency as well. The price was exactly what was agreed to. No complaints, and I'm glad to have my grandmother's clock working again in my home. It sounds so nice. Now to address some comments: What clock repair place doesn't carry spare parts? A sane one. Do you understand how many different clocks there are in the world? Millions. Knowing where to find the parts is important, keeping parts on hand for even the most common clocks would take a huge warehouse and millions of dollars. I work on arcade games and pinball machines. I have 5 boxes of parts, so far I have been able to use 2 chips out of a $1000 inventory. Is that wise? Nope. Why does it take so long? Because this isn't McDonalds. It's a one or two person shop, and they work on stuff as it comes in. Ask up front, if you don't like the wait, go somewhere else.