Not a super fan of Swatch by any means but I happened to stop by while the family was still…read moreshopping around Woodbury. I walked in with my son and he came across Swatch watches for children. They had a few so we decided to pickup a Disney one, I think the name of the cartoon is Jake the pirate. Too bad they didn't have Mickey. My son is only 3 but he really likes this watch and it's a great way to start teaching him the time and numbers. Also, Swatch watches include lifetime warranty for battery replacement with or without your receipt.

My wife and I went into the boutique to look for a 10 year wedding anniversary gift for her. We…read moreknew she wanted a Tag Heuer, we just weren't sure which one. The moment we arrived, we were greeted by Dorothea and Mickale, who were both charming and professional. Dorothea was our actual sales person and she was knowledgeable and really helped my wife find her perfect watch. Once we decided, we had the pleasure of also working with David the store manager who was just wonderful and helpful. He registered her watch and sized it appropriately. Honestly, we were not expecting to find a watch on the first attempt and to have 3 most amazing people work with us. Deb is happier than you can imagine, her watch is perfect and it sits by her side of the bed, on the pretty little silk pillow it comes with. Thank you ALL so much - Truly. Julie

Thanks again David and your staff for a superb sales experience. On our third Tag, and plan to…read morevisit again shortly.

We walked into the Watch Station store and were immediately greeted by Lorraine and Lolli. Lorraine…read morehelped us try on different watches. We fell in love with a gold Madison mid with diamonds. Lolli helped to make it the perfect fit! When another person in our party wanted the same watch, Lorraine tracked it down for her. Both Lorraine and Lolli are kind, attentive and knowledgeable. I am so happy we came in, and we will back. Can't recommend enough!

I know this is going to sound like one strange review, given the fact that I only gave this…read moreparticular Watch Station location one star, but here we go. I absolutely love Watch Station and I have been shopping at the Wrentham, Massachusetts location since they first opened, and I still do. However, I often visit other locations in search of yet another great bargain on my favorite Michele watches, which Watch Station sells. On a recent trip to Hong Kong, flying out of JFK, I asked my husband during our return flight if we could take a little detour and pay a visit to Woodbury Commons. Although The Watch Station in Woodbury Commons was not my initial destination, it does sit right between my two favorite stores, so I couldn't pass up the opportunity to pop in. On this particular visit I found two insanely discounted watch bands. Watch bands on most Michele watches are interchangeable, which is part of their crazy appeal. So for me, yet another fabulous purchase at Watch Station I thought to myself, but this is where it got weird. When cashing out, I was told that the very nice young lady who had been assisting me the entire time was unable to cash me out and someone else would be helping me with my transaction. Not a problem at all!!! Or so I thought. I hadn't even pulled my charge card completely out of my wallet before I was told by the man who was now assisting me that I would need to show my identification. Please note that in all of my years in dealing with Watch Station, I have never been asked for an identification, so I was a bit surprised. No problem!!! However, I have to admit that I found it quite odd that I hadn't even presented him with my form of payment before he asked for identification. Very strange!!! After a brief moment of thought, I decided there was something fishy about the abrupt change in sales associates assisting me and his asking me for identification, so I asked to speak to a manager. It doesn't take a Rocket Scientist to figure out when someone is being profiled and that's exactly what happened to me at this Watch Station that day. Somehow, the staff in this store got it into their empty heads that I was a "suspicious character!!" Indeed! So, for any Watch Station employees who work at the Woodbury location, and who can actually read, this is for you. Yes, my husband and I had just traveled half way around the world and mascara, lipstick stains, and 24 hour old make-up was plastered all over my face, but so what, I still want to go to my favorite outlet mall on planet Earth, and I want to be able to go into any store I please and be treated fairly, but that was not to be on this particular day. When the manager came out, she was so incredibly rude to me, and to make matters worse, she was rude to my always level headed and polite husband. My husband asked me in front of the manager if I had begun the transaction and I said that I had not. My husband then said that it was time for us to leave, and the manager responded to my husband by saying, "yeah, why don't you do that." Now to most people that may not seem like a rude remark at all, but from a managerial standpoint, that is as unprofessional as it gets. Needless to say, my husband has forbidden me from ever entering that particular Watch Station ever again. I recently purchased a new Michele watch at another Watch Station and although this purchase was substantially more than the purchase I was to make at the Woodbury location, I was not asked for my identification. It was actually the manager of this location who was assisting me with my transaction and when I asked him why he didn't ask for my identification, he responded by telling me that he only asks "shady looking" people for identification. NEED I SAY MORE!!!

Cyrus jewelers is a family owned business who has been around for as long as I can remember. All…read morestaffs that are working there are all friendly and will do their best to help you out in any way that they can. Highly recommend.

Unfortunately my right hand swelled and had to have my right finger which had a long time gold ring…read morecut asap. I called them in morning and was told to come in anytime. Went in and they took care of me immediately. The staff was gracious and the jeweler took less than what seem like 2 minutes. Their service is excellent. Left the ring to have it resized at a later date. They will be my jeweler from now on. Thank you. Lydia Negron

I loved everything about my recent experience with Movado because of Berg…read more He is a gift! He definitely surpassed my expectations when I called his store asking about a watch that was sold out online because he found me the last one from another store in another state! He and his colleague, Michael, worked together to get me the watch and I received the watch in the mail in less than 48 hours! I still can't believe that Berg found me the watch! He was so genuine, so professional, and personable over the phone and gave me the best customer service and care. Having a Movado timepiece is nice but having the customer experience that Berg ensured me is what makes Movado a best-in-class brand and why I am now a Movado loyalist. I will be back for more Movado - can't get enough! Thank you, Berg!

I have most certainly reviewed this store in the past. Its one of my favs and I remember writing…read moreit. Yelp, where did it go? Anyway, this is a fabulous store. Great watches here can be found at large discount. They carry some of the other brands under the Movado name as well. Occasionally you can find a nice crystal piece here too.

Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is your one-stop shop for all things designer! And I can't forget…read moreto mention at a discount! You can always expect busy and long crowds and lines, however, service is great in all the stores. Fendi always the best value and sales! Stores like Prada, Gucci, and YSL typically always have a line, however, it always moves fairly quickly. Stores like Skims, Aritzia, and Reformation are always packed with inventory and great finds! While not all stores are discounted, you can always expect great finds, trends, and good deals! With over 100+ stores, there's truly something for everyone. Bathrooms are conveniently located throughout and there are great dining options. Parm is my top recommendation, but you can't go wrong with Shake Shack or one of the many food court options. There is tons of parking surrounding the little shopping town. Get there early to ensure a full day of shopping that allows you to take full advantage of all the stores! Pick up a sweet treat from Auntie Anne's or Laudree throughout the day or enjoy a cup of coffee from Starbucks or Ralph's to keep you energized while shopping. You'll have the best day shopping, you'll find great deals, and you'll be able to enjoy your purchases for many years to come!

It's been my experience that "outlet" is just code for last year's merchandise at department store…read moreprices. Sure, there are some deals to be had and at Woodbury you can certainly get your 10,000 steps in but the discounts are on par with TJ Maxx or Marshalls. Woodbury's a great place to kill time, just don't expect to make a killing.

This was a very nice David Y store. Organized, staff was friendly, the staff assisted every single…read morecustomer with their needs and the prices were good compared to a normal retail store of theirs

From the owner: Since 1980, David Yurman has defined jewelry for all lifestyles through unconventional artistry…read more Using the finest precious metals, rare gemstones, and innovative materials, David Yurman's master craftspeople make jewelry and timepieces of enduring quality and beauty. From iconic Cable bracelets to inventive new creations, these designs for women and men express effortless American luxury and superb craftsmanship.

Always friendly staff despite the selection. It's hit or miss so don't come married to an idea for…read morea specific item. Sometimes they have bags in the back so make sure to have them double check!

This place sucks especially when you consider how exceptional their now closed sibling was in…read moreSecaucus. First of all there's the line. Even if the store is literally empty, they make you wait. When I was there last week, there were literally 6 people in the store and I waited the better part of 20 minutes to get inside. Staff is polite but I feel bad for them because by the time you're let in, you're generally too pissed off to buy anything. And let's talk about what there is to buy. Clothing is arranged randomly without any sizing order. Granted, these are items that they're selling at a deep "discount" but I think it should be a bit easier to buy a track jacket that they've marked down from $3500 to $2300, not cheap by a long shot. I'm going to assume the store is merchandized by the same clueless manager who sets their entry policy, COVID is over. Businesses can no longer rely on scarcity to promote exclusivity. We're back to a pro customer era where businesses should try and make it easier for people to make their selection and pay, The faster someone shops and forks over their money, the more profit the business makes. Sadly, this basic point is missed by whomever runs the Gucci outlet in Woodbury because not only were they slow, with a long ass line to get in, no one seemed to be buying. Oh well.