I had a watch that was given me by my dad this was his first watch from his first pay he wore it…read morewhen he was in the second world war It was a rolled gold Datum watch but it started to play up and I took it to numerous respected jewelers it would work for a while then stop. When I moved to New Lynn I came across this company who said it needed a new main spring and a complete overhaul this watch is now working properly with no problems after the servicing they did. I also bought (2) refurbished (9) carat watches dating back to the (1930s) they cost me $800 each and look like new. I valued their customer service and would recommend them to anyone who needed a reliable and expert jeweler. Regards John Stubbs

I have got quite a collection of watches, some cheaper, some more expensive (Tag Hauer). Precision…read moreWatch Company is the ONLY company I trust to work on any of my watches. They are very professional and have top notch customer service. Whether it's band resizing, battery replacement or repairs, it's where I go. I thoroughly recommend them.

This shop really looks like the home of someone who has just moved in, but someone who has spent…read morehis entire life collecting stuff, and now he has just moved into a studio apartment in the city. It is seriously unorganised madness inside. Well actually that's unfair because most of the items do seem to be organised somewhat categorically. Anyway, it's a bizarre place that has quite a random selection of second hand goods for sale; from books, CD's and DVD's to artwork to other decorations, appliances to swords and basically anything else you can think of. The swords are so cool and there are heaps of them (actually they were the things that attracted me to the store in the first place). However, I can't help feeling that everything in here is a little bit expensive for second hand stuff; maybe this is because it's on Queen Street so the prices are bumped up a little.

The owner is a bit eccentric but is a nice guy. He's given me great deals before and you can find…read moreunique things there like large turtle shells, an adult tricycle, large paintings, mannequins, a dress form, etc. What I buy from him are picture frames, shelves, dolls, ect. His prices are reasonable and if you want a cheaper rate just ask him.

Who would have thought a small clearance store in Parnell would have lasted long? Years ago, when M…read moreClearance first opened, I was convinced it was just a pop-up store. To see them still trading today is like watch a uplifting Disney under-dog story. M Clearance stock housewares and glassware, so is a great place to buy cheap but quality wine glasses. And you don't have to know the difference between Swarovski or Zwiesel. Just honest and decent products, with cheerful service usually reserved for outside of the Parnell suburb. If you are growing up and moving from being a student into "in a relationship" M Clearance is a great place to get some reasonable kitchenware. Or if you have recently moved into the fancier side of town and have just been made aware of the difference between a red wine glass and a stein, you can step up your game here without breaking the bank.

What a vile old man who I assume owns this place. This is my 2nd time here as my first time was…read moresuch a bad experience I decided to give them a 2nd chance (bad decision) simply wanted the back of my watch removed was rudely told "we dont do that ...we do a proper job" WTF. I was willing to pay for the job the woman that worked there then stepped in and explained politely that they did not have the tools to do the job and I appreciate her attitude but in my opinion do not go here there is a great place at Atrium on elliot called Quick Fix Shoe Repairs they also fix watches 3rd floor DO NOT go to Auckland watch repairs just the worst.

Parnell is the oldest and one of the most affluent neighborhoods in Auckland - dating back to the…read more1840s - and it ended up being one of our fave spots we visited! We wandered around the tree lined streets and enjoyed views of the harbor in search of some lunch after exploring one of its magnificent historic cathedrals. Quaint cobblestone paths lead into hidden courtyards with cute bridges and statues. There are boutique shops and eateries around every corner and even in the basements and up beautiful winding staircases. The buildings all appear to be glorious Queen Anne style with their cute gingerbread wood trim accents - one of my fave aesthetics! Our lunch here at the Java room was one of the best meals of our trip - highly recommend!! And the pavlova with the passionfruit sauce at the Chocolate Boutique is a must. We were staying in the CBD which is a couple of miles away so we arrived via Uber which was very affordable. This is a great place for shopping and just meandering and I truly wish we had more time to explore on our trip.

Parnell Village is so charming. Filled with restaurants, boutiques and history, it was the first…read moresuburb in Auckland established in 1841. Although most of the galleries were closed due to Auckland Day, we were able to buy a couple of delicious lamb pies from a bakery and munch happily as we walked down the road enjoying the sunny summer afternoon. Tip: Take the Explorer Bus to the Cathedral at stop #6 and then walk to stop #7 to pick up another bus.

Got my ears pierced here, 10/10 lovely people and very well done - I'm a complete wimp but felt 0…read morepain. Also beautiful hand made jewellery, recommend it for gifts!

Being a boy, jewellery doesn't really appeal to me all that much. But being someone who appreciates…read moredesign flair and technical proficiency, New Jewellery very much appeals. They have jewellery from local designers and do a good job of promoting this fact, with the pieces organised by who created them, and with a profile of the artist on display. I was particularly taken with some stuff by John Walters, who makes intricately detailed pop-culture icons out of silver. They also have a good range of goth stuff (skulls, scorpions, those weird pointy finger-armour things that Marilyn Manson wears sometimes) which didn't appeal to me but no doubt will to some people. The prices range, so although you'll pay quite a bit if you want a big piece, you can get smaller things like earrings for less than thirty bucks. The lady behind the counter was friendly, and was happy to let us try anything on if we wanted.