I got some water inside the case of my (relatively) inexpensive Japanese automatic. I was worried…read morethat the cost of repair in an expensive city like CPH wouldn't make it worth it for a 900 kr watch. The gentleman at Tranberg Ure was very helpful, and they quickly fixed the water problem, as well as cleaning some rust for only 100 kr. My experience with this shop was quick, friendly, and affordable. I will certainly return here for any watch repair or maintenance issues, and also if I decide to buy another watch.

I'm still reviewing watches: Skagen in Rose Gold face and band…read more What can I say, it is one of my favorite watches. I wish I have one with Rose Gold face and black band, or Rose gold band with black or Mother of Pearl face, but whatever, I would want one in every color possible! I've read some reviews on Michael Kors, their watch band plating wore off after awhile. If you buy brand names, they just slap their names on watches, but MK don't make watches. Skagen does! The band should I say, still looks as good as new! It is easy to put on or off. I can stick it in the drawer and take it out again, and it keeps on ticking. Just change the battery now & then. Hey, if you've got as many watches as I have, get them all changed and get a discount! I could have bought one when I visited Denmark, but instead I bought one in the USA and proudly wore it while in Denmark. I appreciate products made from Europe and Denmark makes good watches!

The designs of these watches are superb,perfect proportions,quality materials appearance are all…read morethe finest

Quick and nice service!…read more Got my Skagen watch's battery changes in less than 5 minutes, while the woman explained me the features of some of the newer Skagen watches. Great! And it was 49kr, which I consider fairly cheap. And don't be fooled by the tiny facade, which is a bit "crowded".

While walking down this main street in Copenhagen, I saw the Georg Jensen. Georg Jensen is an…read moreiconic Danish brand and represents the very best of silver making. Jensen started the company in 1904. I enjoyed walking around the store and seeing this many examples of Jensen silver in one place. Like my visit to the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain store (literally right next to the Georg Jensen store), I treated this like a free museum experience. The staff was very polite and nice and we never felt uncomfortable that it was obvious that we weren't to actually buy anything. Although all of this is beautiful, and well worth seeing, it's very high-end, i.e., super-expensive. But as a tourist, I enjoyed it tremendously. I find that going into stores like Tiffany's, Georg Jensen, etc. gives you a chance to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship without any obligation to buy. I wouldn't got out of my way to visit this store (unless you are a huge fan of silver), but it is well worth the time to visit if you are in the neighborhood.

I'm a fan. George…read moreJensen is an icon within silver work. A lot of the designs are around 100 years old, but they are still modern and attractive. They still do new designs, and they do keep the same spirit and quality as the old ones. The silver works are expensive, but quality costs. You can get more affordable designs in stainless steel. The service in the store is really good. You get great advice, the staff is attentive, and they always wrap gifts in the most beautiful way. It's such a privilege to go here.

Those who really enjoy watches may want to track down this single man shop. The guy that sold me a…read morewatch here gave me an excellent price o a beautiful vintage watch. He took the time to throughly explain the outside of the watch, the vintage and show me the inner workings. Very limited selection of vintage other than Omega, but a fun way to spend an afternoon.

Great corner cafe in Norrebro. Perfect location for people watching and grabbing a coffee, fresh…read moresqueezed juice and light lunch or breakfast. Nice people, good vibe.

It looked like to be promising due to royal warrant but the service was unpleasant and…read moreunaccommodating. The person didn't even try to help to find an alternative watch. Better service was provided by another luxury store next door. Avoid this place unless you already built reputation with them!

This is an amazing jewelry store. Ole is on par with Cartier and Tiffany in terms of quality of…read morematerials and design, but they appear to be smaller-scale in terms of the number of items, and the types of items they produce. Nevertheless, you will not struggle to find something amazing. I find their pieces to be organic looking and mostly inspired by nature. The sales representatives were exceptionally friendly and welcoming, and all of them spoke English beautifully. Even the packaging is thoughtful. Be sure to ask if you see something you like, or if there was something you saw online that is not in one of the cases. They do not have everything there on display. They remind me of Harry Winston in this respect. "Oh, you like sapphires? HERE are some of our sapphires (pulls out random tray of beautiful blue rocks)." I wound up purchasing a set of diamond star earrings in two different sizes and a south sea pearl, diamond, and tourmaline drop for an asymmetrical look. They will sell you one earring! How fun is that for those who have multiple piercings? I also purchased two Life bracelets, one in green and one in blue. I don't take it off and have stacked it with my Cartier love and juste un clou bracelets for a nice little stack. Definitely check out this beautiful, friendly store when you are in Copenhagen. It's right around the corner from the D'Angleterre Hotel, which is also fabulous!