Cyrus knows his stuff. He's newer to Oregon but he had a clock shop for years in California. His…read moreshop is clean and organized. No concerns that your heirloom will be lost in a pile of other clocks waiting for repairs. Give him a try. You won't be disappointed.

We are the Mundelein, IL Heritage Museum and had an antique wall clock that needed a major…read moreoverhaul. I put a request on a clock repair Facebook page to see if there was someone that could help us. Clocksmith Cyrus responded that since it was for a museum he would fix it if we would pay the postage and insurance both ways. We packed up the movement and sent it off. The repair required a complete rebuild of the movement. Clocksmith Cyrus completed the repair quickly and professionally. He sent videos of each phase of the repair and was extremely helpful in getting the movement installed and the calibration once installed. I would highly recommend his services to anyone requiring clock repair.

After charging an outrageous amount to repair a gifted mantle clock, it was not repaired Correctly…read more Contacted DOJ, guy didn't even open mail from them. Come to find out, I couldn't find his business license on OR state ! Both times taken to him to repair, the clock wasn't repaired. I'll send a letter to him to return money and if he doesn't, I'll turn him into state along with IRS, maybe internet police.

I called John owner of Timeless Pieces clock Repair because my German Grandfather clock built in…read more1920 was not working at all and he came out to the house inspected it and took it to his shop at his house and a week later it was working like new. John is very knowledgeable about these clock he gave me the does and don'ts about how they operate. a few days after it was brought back something seem odd in the operation of the clock and he explained to me what the clock was doing. Has far as value/repair cost I will say this, you get what you pay for and you cant put a value on a family heir-loom that's over 100 years old.

I took two older watches into this shop to see about cleaning and repairs. A large photo of our…read more47th US president was prominently displayed and the shop appeared to have the owner as the primary person working on clocks and watches, with a second person greeting customers. I was promptly greeted and I explained what I hoped could be done with the watches. The person who greeted me told me that it could be 9 months to up to 1 YEAR before the watch specialist could look at them. I asked about one in specific (a 1930s Omega watch) and how much that would be, and unsurprisingly that was estimated at between $150-250 for cleaning and any repairs. I was not surprised by the pricing, but very surprised by the wait.

ok , the owner of this store is shady ...I've never met someone so greedy and dishonest. The guys a…read moreliar first off , took some gold jewelry in and he wouldn't even look at it, he just said "oh it's gold plated , it's not real" , but the next day I had my friend bring the same jewelry in and he gave her $400 for it, he's also involved in buying stolen merchandise I recently found out , better to just avoid this place

I bought a grandfather clock on a garage sale and it wasn't striking the hour so I called Mike at…read moretimekeeper clock and he came out took the parts necessary to fix it. Gave it a well thorough cleaning, fixed the problem and it works like a champ. I would definitely recommend.

Do you like old or antique mechanical clocks and often wonder how to get them served?…read more Look no farther this is the place!! I just had an grandfather clock and a mechanical wall clock serviced. I've owned both these clocks for a very long time and had them worked on in the past. Never has it been done faster and more smoothly. As far as the results I'm astounded at how accurate both clocks are now weeks later. You'll be doing yourself a favor if you have an old clock that's not working and you've always wanted to get it going again.

I dropped by to seek advice on how to deal with a suddenly defunct "grandfathers clock". He gave…read moreadvice on how to transport the works safely and the parts he'd need to check it out. came by the next day with required parts. carefully looked it over. alternatives from expensive to his suggestion. unbent one part, added a little oil with a very cool syringe and sent me on my way. "How much?" I asked. "Oh this is part of our "free estimate" service ". !!! Clock is now working fine. if I need the more expensive option in the future, this is the place to go! Friendly, entertaining (explained the My Grandfathers Clock song), and clearly loves his craft (gloves on before handling brass pieces). I just remembered I have another defunct antique clock in the attic. This time I pay him. "The worker is worthy of his hire "

I didn't know about this hidden gem until recently. I had a very old crank music box that I was…read morequoted a $1400.00 repair job from another clock shop. The nice man told me to bring it in as it could easily just need some oil. I did and it did the trick. He was not rushed when he added clock oil to weird places and within 30 minutes the old music was tinkling away. Price? $30.00! I'm beyond delighted to find that not all people need to make a quick buck as they breathe life into family heirlooms. The clocks were gonging, tinkling, bonging away as the shop has a huge variety of clocks that went off at various times. I'm sure it drives him crazy but it is a beautiful sound, one worth taking friends into if they've never heard it before. Clocks are such a beautiful gift and I'm sure you could find one here as a gift for any occasion. If it was ever to break you know who to see

Got an hour to kill in Eugene? Of course you do! So you should absolutely visit the Conger Street…read moreClock Museum. Put the address in your GPS, since you won't find it otherwise. Located in an industrial park, this tiny shop-slash-museum is a unique find for families to explore, and it's free admission! We stopped in and had a great little chat with the owner/curator. It took us a minute to figure out if he was joking with us or was serious about the time machine in the museum. He has a time machine in the museum. Seriously. To be clear, it's actually a telephone/time machine. Inside the machine, he informed us, is his phone number, in case they have trouble figuring out how to make the machine in the future...they can call him to get technical assistance. (No, seriously...) The museum has clocks dating from the 1700's all the way up to the present, with some of the most bizarre and artistic time tellers imaginable. If you travel with two silly girls, like me and my friend, it is an awesome spot for goofy selfies! The clock shop is exploding with cuckoo clocks, grandfather clocks, and every size in between. Lots of fun at the top of the hour, fir certain! To finish off the cool store, there's also a section of ultra-creepy collectible dolls that are sure to give you nightmares. Definitely worth a trip. Eugene isn't exactly a metropolis, so if you're looking for something to do, you've got to add this to your list.

This is a fascinating store-with-a-hobby-that-grew-into-a-museum. In the museum area, there are…read moreall kinds of clocks, some of them hundred of years old, others maybe 50 or so years old. There are water-clocks, cuckoo clocks, ball clocks, grandfather clocks made to look like all kinds of different things, clocks made of wood, metal, glass, ceramic, and I don't know what all. It's absolutely fascinating, and many of the clocks are running. If you ask a staff person a question, they'll start telling you about many of the clocks, and boy, are they knowledgeable and enthusiastic! The store part is nice, too. A wide variety of new clocks, all set to different times so that they chime at different times. No admission fee. How many museums can say that?

I dropped my cuckoo clock off to Christine Greene in Central Point OR in May 2019, to be repaired…read more I was told it would be repaired within a few weeks. She has had the clock for 6 months now and has not returned any of my calls. I just want my clock returned. Warning: Do not drop off your clock to be repaired by this business! You might not ever see it again.

Old world quality and care for your time pieces!…read more We took three watches in for tune ups, including a vintage men's Movado recently and vintage lady's Patek Philippe years ago. Also, a much newer Skagen needed a hand repair. They also replace batteries (of course!) and have many beautiful antique clocks for sale. Very knowledgeable staff, reasonable prices.

Fixed 3 of our german clocks. Terrific job! We also purchased a pocket watch from them, which…read moreruns great!

I brought my grandfather's Haid wall clock, my father's wristwatch, and an heirloom pocket watch…read morefor repair and they did a great job. Very friendly and professional. These types of repairs are expensive but worth the price if you value antique timepieces. I plan to bring a few more items in for repair soon.

I have been a customer for more than twenty years. I found on two occasions that repair estimates…read morewere excessive to the extent that it was 2 to 3 times the estimate at another highly qualified clockmaker. I also found that several clocks that were cleaned and oiled, were not actually cleaned, and some parts that should not be oiled, indeed were oiled. Maybe this was the cause of a problem that needed repairs. While appearing to be qualified, it appears that honesty and integrity are questionable. I cannot recommend the Clockmakers Gallery in Eugene, Oregon.