Bought some watch bands. They were very attentive and thoughtful. Really helped me get what I…read morewanted.

I didn't have the tool to adjust the straps on a couple of watches. The staff were extremely…read morehelpful and pleasant and adjusted the straps on both of my watches there and then and without charge. I highly recommend them and I'll be back when I need my watches servicing.

I popped into the shop today to have an extra link added to a Seamaster my wife had bought online…read more The staff where very helpful & even gave me new screws for some of the links as they where a bit scratched. I would not have noticed, But they said it was no trouble at all. Very happy with the team. Will use again.

Popped in for some help with my brand new omega as the watch strap was killing me. Distantly polite…read moreinitially, but not helpful, they spent 20mins informing me there was nothing that could be done to help and 'it would be different if you had bought the watch from this boutique'. Unbelievable service for this brand and very disappointing at this high profile location.

On my visit to London back before the pandemic...i visited during a time when there was a little…read morebit of a heat wave...I guess usually Europe isn't usually hot like I'm used to in Los Angeles so a lot of places don't have Air conditioning...luckily in this warm day this watch shop does have AC so it was even more inviting The people are friendly but they didn't seem as attentive...maybe because my bf and I look younger and we were dressed very casually? Anyways...bf was looking around for a specific strap for his watch I guess he found through their website.. They had lots of different brands of watches...I'm not a big watch person so I'm kind of going off what my bf said and he thoroughly liked the store He said he would recommend the place And as a side note...first world problems...but they didn't offer any water or anything like other watch stores we've visited before lol but that wouldn't deter us from visiting again if ever back

I have wanted a stainless, white faced Rolex Daytona for years…read more Like everyone else, I could never find one. Well, one that wasn't used or selling at a massive premium (50%) to Rolex MSRP, which is never a good feeling, so I always declined. Until one Monday afternoon my wife and I walked past the Wempe Boutique on Bond Street and just for a laugh, thought we'd take our chances and asked a question that usually elicits nothing from the person behind the counter but a smile or sarcastic remark. Except today we got a 'Let me see...' and with that, my hopes up. Then this smiling german man walks in our direction with a white face stainless, on a felt tray, a day from the factory and tells me (with a smirk on his face) that they cannot sell for more than Rolex MSRP, and that with my passport, I will also get 20% VAT back on it when I fly home to the US. My credit card practically bounced off the counter. From fitting my wrist to explaining service, even automatically calculating and filing my VAT refund in advance - the service, style and overall experience we had at Wempe was just what you expect from a legendary jeweler on Old Bond Street in Mayfair. They also seem to get strong Rolex allocation, so if you are looking for a rare or hard to find new Rolex model, this should be a good place to start. Danke.

Hello, how are you, my name is Ronan, I'm Brazilian and I have dual citizenship, I'm also Italian,…read moreand I'm a watchmaker, I had a watch repair shop in Brazil, because it's a country that doesn't have security, I decided to visit the USA, I'm here at the moment, but my status of stay has not yet been released, I will have to leave the country, before I become illegal in the country, I want to go back to london, because I lived there for 4 years, I worked at tic-toc man, I have a reference I liked it of your work and would like an opportunity, if you need it, I don't have a course at wostep, but I have a lot of experience in any movement, both quartz, mechanical, chronograph and wall clock, I'm 45 years old, I'm married, if you're interested send me an email that I send you the resume. Thank you for everything and my intermediate English, my email: ronanzanesco@gmail.com

I have been looking to get links taken out of my watch for a while now and finally decided to put…read morethe watch into my bag and find a place whilst out and about on Saturday. I used my trusty app to locate a watch repair shop near by and wondered down. I was however very aware of the fact that I was in Chelsea and heading to quite a suave Watch shop who did repairs, not repair shop that did watches. We arrived and I knocked on the door - a gentlemen came over and unlocked the door and I explained why I was there. The gentleman invited me in and asked what watch it was and I told him, Michael Kors. He replied - 'Ah, usually we wouldn't but I used to work for them so go on then...' He measured my wrist and headed downstairs. Within 5 minutes he had taken out the links and my watch fitted beautifully. I asked 'how much?' and he said no charge - no charge, in Chelsea! Winning! And off I went! Great customer service, polite and welcoming gentleman and my beautiful watch now sits perfectly on my list! HAPPY.

Fortunately, I was lucky enough to stop in here today and buy a Swatch. I'm a big watch collector…read moreand it's pretty cool to go to a swatch store and find something you can only buy there. They had a special piece you can only buy in London that I had to have, so I stopped into grab it. They were helpful, friendly, and efficient. You can't ask for much more and let's face it a Swatch is fun and even looking at them can put you in a good mood! I think it's also worth noting that for something that is Swiss made, the price is not bad. If you compare these to higher end, watches, they feel like a bargain. Yes they are more than a Casio or something, but they are fun, collectible, and like I said, Swiss made. I think they are a win!

Walked in as I was wandering around the market and loved what I saw…read more Limited edition watches. About 20-30 different types. Beautifully displayed with descriptions on the inspiration for each of them - gave it an almost museum like feel. Ended up buying a watch for myself and the husband and both of us are very happy with the way they look. They come with a 1 year warranty.

Two designers, both lived and worked in the watch valleys of Switzerland, now have their shop at…read morethe Stables Market in Camden. They design their own beautiful watches inspired by Camden. The watches have type numbers based on the busses that cross Camden, like 29 and 253. I think the watches are very sophisticated and high end but also original and just a little bit different than any other watch and the prices are also rather good value, between £85 and £140. Of course, living in Camden, the Camden logo on the watch is a nice detail for a little local pride. I really like the watches, the designs but also the personality behind the company, the people and the watches inspired by dynamic Camden. I bought one watch (No 29) for myself and one (No.27) as a great present to a loved one. They cater for both sexes, have some bigger (for males I think) models, some smaller (bit more female), and some in between size (for both I would say).

I have a rare antique digital watch (which also has a personal inscription on the rear of the…read morewatch) - needless to say the watch has great sentimental value for me. After unsatisfactory service from a certain 'high street' watch repair company, I finally discovered the Antique Watch Co. at 19 Clerkenwell Road who have consistently provided a truly excellent watch repair service for me over the last few years! (eg. battery replacement, checking contacts etc) The Antique Watch Co have been highly professional in their service, which I believe is unmatched in London! If you value your watch, I highly recommend taking it to the Antique Watch Co for repairs!

When you walk into this tiny tiny watch shop you'll think you've stepped into both the most niche…read moreyet intriguing shop in London. It's brimming with old watches and clocks (thankfully not all ticking) and strangely vintage postcards - why? Well I'm not sure but they make for some entertaining reading whilst you wait. I went in simply to change the battery in my modern watch and they were very accommodating and did it right there on the spot for £10! Definitely want to go back there just to fulfil my curiosity...

I love the stock and service this little independent treasure trove has to offer!…read moreI live in Glasgow and sourced a Jacey Withers piece to their fab website, I called to ask advice and if it could be posted to me etc and found the co-owner Jutta to be so helpful and genuine. The pendant was sent the very next day gift wrapped and in time for our wedding anniversary. I am glad in a way they are situated in London as if they were in Glasgow I would have serious problems resisting some of the pieces. Just great to see independents in High Streets full of blah.

I came across this little boutique while nervously wondering around the city looking for a birthday…read morepresent for my wife. The lovely owner took me patiently through the rings available for my budget which was not that big and explained about the different materials used and the designers that make the jewellery. I ended up getting a Monica Vinader ring which the wife loved as it was a bit different to the kind of jewellery you get on the high street. Looks like I have to go back for Valentines day now !