Many thanks Maya for an excellent and outstanding service of my watch. I will be so…read moredelighted,proud and grateful to recommend your shop and service to anyone whom may need . Keep it up

The Watch Lab is a little kiosk within Clayton Square that offers an excellent technical service to…read morerepair watches or replace batteries. Since I have previously not had any problems with watches, only that the occasional battery needs changing, I seldom have to visit the Watch Lab unless I'm really desperate to rescue a watch otherwise I could just buy a new watch as that could actually save money. In other words, the service is sometimes pricier than going to buy a new watch (especially if you own an inexpensive watch). The prices aren't cost-effective even for the simple tasks such as replacing a battery or strap but the price all depends on the model of watch or type of strap (as they offer different kinds of material). If you are just looking to have a battery replaced, I would suggest a small watch kiosk corner in St. Johns Precinct not far from the seafood section; this will only cost around £4-5. However, if it's a technical issue regarding your favourite (and expensive) watch, then you may want to consider here.

Picked my omega up today. Didn't have my glasses on " School boy error" and noticed on the way back…read morehome, their is dirt and a fine hair inside the case after having a new glass fitted. Surely as being a professional high end watch repair establishment, cleaning your work should be paramount. Maybe you should take more time on your job than your personal life. Dissatisfied and fucking disappointed, as now I have to pay to get it cleaned.

Brilliant service good prices and time frames highly recommend had 3 watches repaired here Rolex…read morebreitling and my trusty seiko

A very useful shop indeed I was recommended by a friend who had his Dad's favourite tankard…read moreengraved with a catch-up inscription from old work colleagues who had given it as just a token of years of loyal service to the city council. In my case I needed the back of a watch engraved for a friend's birthday. As I soon discovered there is more to the game of engraving than meets the eye; size, scale, style of inscription. A very helpful employee of Timpson's helped me with my final choice and did it there and then (while I went for ten minutes of adolescent reverie in the adjacent Games Workshop). On the basis of this great service I wouldn't hesitate to use the other services - cobbling your shoes or cutting your keys and in a really handy location in Liverpool Central Station.

This cosy little family run shop near Waterloo train station specialises in jewellery and watches…read moreas well as repairs of any sort of items of this kind. The owner is somewhat eccentric, telling many a tale about his life and the history of the local area but it all adds to the charm of the shop, which stands out amongst the other local jewellers (of which there are quite a few). Despite his eccentricity, he is still very knowledgeable and has given me great assistance and advice on many visits. I have been there on a few occasions for watch repairs, as well as browsing their products, and have found their service to be remarkably prompt, usually repairing my items in a couple of hours if they have time. The other members of staff there are always polite, friendly and ready to assist at all times as well, meaning going to A J Rogers is always a pleasant experience, whether you buy anything or not.

This has to be the worst ever jewellers I have had the displeasure of dealing with. Two less than…read moreable men who do not give out receipts when you leave your jewellery with them, who 'faff' about, are 'indirect', and when faced with a complaint, take the 'defensive mode' rather than being professional and curteous and apologetic for their gross failings as a 'repairer' of jewellery. I had a bad feeling as I entered the shop and wish I had taken note of my obvious correct intuition. I paid £29 for two small repairs to a gold necklace and a gold bracelet. I picked them up after more than 10 days of the jewellers having them - getting no confirmation that they were ready (i had to ring them) and then, after wearing them for no more than 5 hours, the bracelet dropped off my wrist (luckily I was indoors) and i couldn't believe that it had broke. I immediately felt wary about my necklace and as i undone the clasp, that broke too. I rang the shop and told them and they said to bring the items in, they would look at them and make 'their' appropriate verdict on what to do. I said I wanted a refund. I returned to the shop and the older man was less than apologetic or understanding and said I would have to leave the items with them and they would make their decision. I had to demand they deal with me there and then and make a refund. I was told i would have to wait as they were in the middle of another job that could not wait. I ensured they gave me receipts for leaving the items in their care. I would not leave the shop. I heard laughter from behind the scenes as they both disappeared. The younger man came forth and told me he would have to take the gold bolt clasp off that they had repaired... i asked if my original would be put back on - he replied 'you'll get one similar', I was unhappy about this, to which he replied, 'the world doesn't stop for you to get what you want'. Disgraceful trading. Avoid this shop.

As shabby as the building and sign appears, I'm not sure whether this local servicing shop is as…read moretop class as it sounds but definitely cheap. I have been here once before to get a pair of keys cut (for just £1.50) and I have to say, the service was generally quick and on time. There was no fuss or hassle and I experienced no problems. There's no reason why it can't be top class. After one visit, it is only fair I judge them on that experience alone. For a simple fix such as a key or shoe repair, you can't really go wrong. As well as shoes and keys, they also engrave trophies and service watches (batteries, straps etc.) so all in all, this is quite a useful shop to keep track of. Anything related to bags and jewellery for instance is also serviced for. This is a small shop (that looks nothing much from the outside) but is certainly well equipped with the right tools and accessories to rescue that old watch or worn down shoe.

Top class shoes repairs!!!! don't think so....lower class service..the Man who I assume owns this…read moreshop is the most arrogant Man I have ever come across..I have used this shop 3 times, the first time I used it he was rude and arrogant but I let it go ! the second time I went to get shoes heeled he insisted on me paying up front, I explained I was going shopping and only had my debit card (which I was planning to get cash back on to pay for my shoes repair), he was so untrusting even though I assured him I would be back, I appreciate some people don't come back for their shoes etc but come on most people wouldn't bother putting their shoes in for a repair if they were not going to bother to collect them, I swore after that I wouldn't use the shop again but Today found myself in a situation were I needed my work shoes heeling and his shop is the only one local so went back armed with the cash to pay upfront...big mistake..paid him for the shoes then he told me it would be 45 minutes even though there wasn't a sole in the shop and he had the newspaper open on the counter..anyway did some shopping went back 20 mins later and saw my shoes on top of the machine and they had been done..he was eating a sandwich and I said ' are my shoes ready yes' and he was so rude he said 'ye they are ready but it hasn't been 45 mins has it ?' OMG so what !!! I snapped back at him 'it doesn't matter does it ,they are ready aren't they' he then almost bit my head off and said' eh I was only saying' and then was huffing and puffing...Never again will I ever go back in his shop...My Dad has used him before and had to walk out because he was so rude to him ...its hard to explain how bad he is until you have experienced it for yourself..but my advice is don't bother going there full stop, go over the road to the shoe repairer inside Fone Bitz much nicer Man.

The Watch Workshop is professionalism and craftsmanship at its best and Liverpool One should be…read moreproud to house such an establishment. There are too few places that pay close attention to detail and workmanship in the modern age so it is a refreshing touch to have an establishment such as this within the heart of the city if Liverpool and its fantastic shopping district. The staff here are experts in there field and they fill you with confidence from the moment you enter into conversation with them. The best thing about this place is the results you get from their carefully engraved jewellery to their faultlessly repaired watches. On the whole this place represents an excellent company ethos which transfers its way all the way through to the staff and in turn the customers. This place is a fantastic establishment which is a pleasure to visit.

David M Robinson is a classy little jewellers situated in the city centre. The window displays are…read moreso shiny and have a lot of expensive items to drool over. The staff are very friendly and professional. They greet you warmly when you enter and are happy to help. The jewellery here is not cheap, but everything looks so lovely and is of a very high quality. In a former life I was bought an engagement ring from here which had to be re-sized and this was done quickly at no extra charge. The ring is no longer on my finger but I got my compliments when it was.

Passed by David M Robinson jewelers while we were walking around Liverpool for the 2008 Biennial &…read morelittle silver Georg Jensen earrings just JUMPED out at me Warmly greeted as I entered, though I was in tourist-shabby attire, & treated like a queen The place was hopping w/ activity - people coming into to pick up purchases, sales associates processing new credit applications & little ole me - getting my earrings! They were more expensive than I would have expected - we're talking Tiffany's on steroids but well worth it for an awesome remembrance of Liverpool And.....as my sales person & I were chatting, I mentioned I had brought my parents to England for their 51st Anniversary & as she brought my wrapped purchase out to me, there was a bottle of wine included - as a gift for my parents How super is that?!?!