I have been getting my watch repaired here for over 30 years. The gentleman is wonderful.read more

I would not recommend this company for anything more than a battery for a watch. I took in 3 wall…read moreclocks . 2 Vienna Regulators and a spring wall cloch with chimes which had been overwound When I went to pick them up he handed me a bag as parts as he did not replace the spring and now I have no chimes. The other 2 clocks worked for less than 6 months. He did not honor his warranty. I would never recommend his company as maybe its time for him to retire.

Called John as I needed new batteries for a couple of watches that had been sitting in drawers for…read morea few years. He told me to come right over - had them ready to go while I waited no more than 10 minutes in his whimsical and curious little shop. Fantastic service - I'll be back and telling everyone I know about this little hidden gem. Thanks, John!

I came here with 9 watches that needed battery change -- I know, that seems like a lot, but I like…read morewatches. I live in Seattle, but there aren't many small independent watch/clock repair shops around where I live, and this shop sounded like a gem from the yelp reviews. And it was. I randomly walked in with 9 watches past 5 pm on Friday (one of them was a little more complicated), and Mr. Hiew told me they could be ready by noontime on Monday. Wow. I've walked into a pretty well-known jeweler (B*n Bri**es) by where I live, and they'd say, "We'll call you when it's ready" (which is like a week later) or sometimes even "We have to send this out." But no nonsense like that here. It's all business. Love it. I went back a little after lunchtime on Monday, and sure enough, they were ready and packaged, with detailed description of each watch written down. This man is dedicated to watches and clocks. He's even wearing a Renata mask. (I've never even seen a Renata mask. He must be a good customer.) In case you don't know (like one previous reviewer), Renata batteries are what's considered most reliable and long lasting. They're used in the likes of Rolex (Oysterquartz), Tag Heuer and Breitling. Renata batteries cost a little more, but if your shop uses them despite the cost, you know they care. I paid 15 CAD for 8 of the watches and 25 CAD for the more complicated one. I'm a happy camper. In Seattle they charge more and do less (they'd say things like, "...and waterproofing would be extra charge"). An unassuming shop that doesn't even have a sign outside, but has customers coming back? That's my kind of shop. I'll definitely come back when I'm in town.

I got my watch fixed here, the service was great, and quick, thanks - probably the best place for…read morewatch repair in Abbotsford.

From the owner: Watch battery replacement. Watch and Clock Repair. Watch crystal replacement. House call for…read moreGrandfather clocks.Watch Repair. Clock Repair.Cut links for watches.

Great little watch repair shop in Marysville, WA. I came in for a battery replacement for my Bulova…read moreMarine Star. The owners, Shawn and Katherine were happy to help and took care of it on the spot. They also added a sapphire crystal for a reasonable price. The owners have a clear passion for horology and were happy to talk about watches & clocks.

We live in Mount Vernon and had taken our heirloom watch to several places for repair without any…read moreadequate outcomes. We contemplated going all the way to Marysville to "Timing is Everything" but are SO GLAD we made the trip--they had it up and running in minutes for a very reasonable price. The staff there is knowledgeable and very friendly too. Would give 10 stars not just 5!!!

Andrew has a busy shop so requests you visit his shop prior to giving you a detailed quote. He…read morelooked at my vintage Timex and promised to replace the crystal for $45 plus tax within one week. Done with skill and care. I'll be back again soon.

I received excellent service. I brought in 2 watches my father owned and could not fix, an old…read moreSeiko and Breguet. It took Andrew a few minutes to figure out the problems. He is very experienced. Thank you Andrew!

Took in a vintage Omega watch for service. Brian did an excellent job,…read more fully cleaned and lubricated, he added a full polish to the case and replaced the crystal. Then mounted it in the custom made strap. This 60 year old beauty looks like a new watch.

Brian is a true professional and it's obvious he loves bringing clocks/watches back to life. He has…read moremy beautiful 45 year-old wood wall clock working after it stopped working and sat for 10 years. He understood how important the clock, given to me by my father, meant to me. I definitely recommend him to anyone who needs a clock or watch repaired.

This man claims to be an expert in cuckoo clocks. I brought my clock to him six months ago. The…read moreclock worked, the sound worked, but the bird wouldn't go in and out. He said he could fix it. I had to call him repeatedly. Mostly, he wouldn't answer and he always had some story about hospital visits. I finally retrieved my property from him and it was a mess. It was disassembled and I got the clock back in pieces. Some parts were missing, the clock was dirty, and he fiddled with the speaker, which was working, until he mis-wired it and it burned out. Don't leave your property with this man. He is a disaster and he will destroy it.

Uncommunicative. Belligerent…read more Home business. Unprofessional. Disorganized. Wife answers phone and relays to husband. Hard to understand. Told to message in photos to same phone number so he can see and give estimate as soon as look . Call back a couple days later. They say they didn't receive. Go in person to show watch. Says it's working fine when obviously not. Says it needs servicing. How much? About $300 for proper machine cleaning. $230 for cheaper method. How much just to fix issue? $200 Tries to explain that he charges a lot because he takes time. His hobby not his job. How much to open it up and see what the problem is and give me an estimate? "You already owe me $65 to meet you and see the watch. If you leave it with me, I'll include that amount" I say no, nothing like that was mentioned. "You owe me something now". No. "Okay but don't bring your watch for repair here." No kidding.

I am so very pleased to have found Art, and have him repair and service an antique anniversary…read moreclock and pocket watch. Art is a very skilled watchmaker and a kind and fair person to do business with. I have numerous antique time pieces that are all family heirlooms. Therefore I have dealt with a number of watchmakers over the years. Art has been the best by far. My pocket watch belonged to my great Grandad, and it had stopped working. It is a very important family heirloom to me, with a lot of sentimental value. I went to two other watchmakers before I found Art, and they both told me it needed a part and they weren't available, so it could not be repaired. When I found Art, he was willing to look at it and take it apart to clean and service the movement to see if it would work again. Turns out the others were wrong, it did not need any parts, and Art got it working again, fully cleaned, serviced, adjusted, and oiled. It's running better than it ever has now. He did the work in a very reasonable amount of time, for a reasonable cost. I am a very happy and grateful customer, who will be only dealing with Art from now on. Thank you so much Art!

I was very pleased with Art's care of my very old grandfather's clock. The clock hadn't been…read morerunning for about 30 years while it was with another family member. Art serviced it and got it running again. It is a comfort to hear it's old tick-tock again, which I remember from my childhood. Art struck me a honest, trust-worthy, and fair.

He's one of the best... he leaves nothing to detail fixes it like it's supposed to be fixed.read more

Great guy, and quick. Brought in two watches that needed batteries and he fixed me right up!read more