These craftspeople are few & far between. As such the repair/service to clocks can take quite a…read morelong time. I was not given an estimate from the newly hired young lady but reading reviews I deduced it would be 2-4 months. It was 3 months. The shop will go to houses to service the grandfather clocks as well as the cuckoo clock I brought in. They warranty the work for 10 years. I should not need service for at least 5. The craftsman, Mike gave me instructions on the clock before I left. Nice to see their love of clocks. It was not necessarily close but fortunately was available. I

My son and I were given a wonderful tour and explanation regarding…read more What makes clocks tick? Some wonderful clocks that were one of a kind amazing museum pieces

Devin was personable knowledgeable craftsman in clock repair . He was able to bring back to life…read moremy parents 50 year old grand fathers clock so we could hear the chines once more . What a artists thank you so much for rebuilding the clock along with our memories!

From the owner: The Lutz Clock Company is here to bring mechanical time pieces back to life and ready to be…read moreenjoyed. The Lutz Clock Company is owned and run by Devin Webster. I'm a professional clock maker and have apprenticed under Boyd clocks. I can fix almost any clock. I have worked on everything from your basic American Time and Strike to a clock that was made for Henry ford. we are located inside Lutz Whistle Stop Depot.

Captain Mike is a true craftsman. He retired from the US Army and after retirement learned about…read moreclocks and how to repair them. He learned his trade as an apprentice for several years in Germany. He just repaired an antique clock's inner workings for us. The workings are housed in a Swedish tall clock body. It turns out the clock's working parts are actually a rare American made bell strike made in the late 1700's or early 1800's. He restored this beautiful clock and it is working perfectly. It now keeps perfect time and the chime is working after being silent for 30 years! Captain Mike repaired several hundred years of botched repairs. And if you are looking for a statement piece for your home, he has a wide array of any kind of clock imaginable. A perfect repair and he is easy to work with.

I inherited an antique Ansonia Statuary Clock from the late 1800s. The gears/mechanism had been…read morebadly damaged by a botched 'repair' many years ago and sat idle on a mantle. It was a complicated repair and required working with a gear specialist to make one of the gears. We were incredibly impressed with Captain Mike's commitment to restoring it to its full function. He is an extremely knowledgeable craftsman. We highly recommend his services.

I asked for a quote to fix two of my clocks and Bryan took the time to help me troubleshoot them…read moreover the phone before committing to a service fee. He was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful and we will be using him for all of our clock needs in the future!

Gil is such a great clock fixer!! He has repaired a few of our antique clocks!! He is very…read moredependable!!!

Highly recommend Honest and helpful and knowledgeable…read more A very pleasant experience. If you need a clock expert this is the place.. even if a long drive it is worth it!

Edward took care of my Miller mantle clock by providing his expertise over the phone saving me time…read moreand the expense of traveling. I recommend his repair to any one looking for a knowledgeable, expert service. Thanks again Edward!

Our wall clock was repaired quickly and with a better mechanism than it originally came with…read more Repair also includes a 1yr warranty.

They fixed an Ethan Allen wall clock for me…read more Not working for 8 years small cost Amazing

HIGHLY RECOMMEND I have used Christensen's a few times and every time has been great! From really…read moreold case clocks to carriage clocks, this is the place to go for repairs. They are in high demand, but worth the wait!

I just had Robert repair my Rolex - seems the crystal was cracked along the base, and the…read morewinder/crown seal was the wrong one. This had been overhauled by Rolex (supposedly) only a year ago and they took months and cost over $1,600. Robert did the job in 1 week and cost about half the "official" people ... and in my humble opinion he did a far superior job. Robert also changed out watch batteries in two Swiss pocket watches and a very old gold nugget lady's bracelet wrist watch - I cannot praise his work highly enough.

He can fix just about anything when it comes to watches or clocks although he was not able to help…read moreme he pointed me in the direction of somebody that was

I was able to walk in and get exactly what I needed: my new watch sized!! Nick helped right away…read moreand got it done for me in under 20 minutes! Would go definitely go back for his help again!

most overly expensive place you'll go to, was going to charge me $90 for a quick solder on a…read morenecklace chain. went to lightning fast repair up fourth street and they gave a reasonable $20. Just another place that depends on people not knowing anything about jewelry to overprice things