great service job done quickly and to my satisfaction. will be going back for ring resize soon…read more thanks Nick

Fast friendly service at fair prices. I go here for watch batteries and sizings. The jewelry…read morecollection is really not my style, but style is an arbitrary thing. Case selections seem to be good quality and fairly priced. Store is clean and the people are friendly.

I've been looking for a place to cut my permanent 14k gold anklet and add a clasp. I asked a few…read moreplaces and they all quoted me almost as much as I paid for the anklet itself (absurd prices). I contacted this business on Yelp and Jerry was super responsive. I decided to go down to Main Street (I avoid this area like the plague bc it's so busy) but it was well worth the trip. His booth is inside a building with multiple businesses and his is on the left side about halfway in. It was a Saturday so it was busy. He was so friendly, personable and honest. He cut the anklet, added the clasp and it came out very good. He finished within 25 min or so while I waited. I loved giving my business to this small business and nice guy. Thank you!

I'm incredibly grateful to Jerry and his team for repairing my necklace so well. I got a beautiful…read moreand expensive necklace from my boyfriend as an early christmas gift which broke a few days after. I was devastated. Jerry fixed it so well, in just a few days and was very affordable. I will absolutely return. They also sell beautiful jewelry and I will definitely be doing business with him again. I highly recommend this hidden gem for your jewelry needs.

Avoid Ralph at All Costs - Incompetent and Dishonest…read more I'm writing this from the courthouse where I've just filed a lawsuit against Ralph. That alone should tell you everything you need to know. I brought my father's watch to Ralph for a simple gasket replacement. It's a diving watch he wore while serving in the military, and I'm heading to Ukraine to serve myself--I wanted to wear the watch in his honor. I chose Ralph because of the many glowing reviews online. Big mistake. The first red flag was the overwhelming smell of marijuana in his shop. I dismissed it at the time, thinking maybe it helped him focus on delicate work. I couldn't have been more wrong. When I first brought the watch in, it was functioning well--just running about a minute slow each day. All I asked was for Ralph to replace two gaskets. We agreed on $200, which was all I could afford as I won't be working for the next six months during service in Ukraine. For such a basic job, it was a fair price. A day later, I called to ask if he could look into the cost of a new crystal. After not hearing back for a couple of days, I followed up--only to be told he had already replaced the crystal for $150 without my consent. When I told him I wouldn't have agreed to that, he flew into a rage, yelling about how he wasn't making enough on the job. It became clear to me he may have serious issues, possibly substance-related. When I finally went to pick up the watch, the bezel no longer turned. Ralph claimed I had damaged it myself, which I hadn't. Then I noticed the self-winding mechanism wasn't working. He insisted it was fine, despite clear evidence to the contrary. It was rubbing against the back plate. I stormed out taking my watch, but later returned, hoping he would take responsibility. After more yelling and resistance, he begrudgingly agreed to take another look. Weeks passed. My departure date for Ukraine got closer. Today, 2 days day before I leave, Ralph texts to say the watch is ready. I go in--and unbelievably, it's in worse condition than before. The winding mechanism is not working as it should. The bezel now turns, but it could easily be roomed with a thumbnail. I walked out refusing to pay. This time, he followed me outside, becoming aggressive. I told him I would see him in court. Later that day, I went to another, far more competent watch repair professional. He opened the case and immediately found the issue: the movement wasn't seated properly, and the retaining ring was missing. I know that was there when I gave it to him because I open the watch myself to see what gaskets were needed. Without it, the entire mechanism is unstable. If a replacement can be found, the watch might be salvageable. But it's an older model, and chances are slim. This isn't just a watch--it's a deeply sentimental piece of my family's history. And it's also quite valuable. Ralph, if you're reading this: You know exactly what happened. That retaining ring didn't vanish on its own. It's either still in your shop or you carelessly threw it away. I don't forget things like this, and I'm not letting it go. Ever. To anyone considering trusting him with something valuable: Don't. The reviews are misleading. My experience was a disaster, and now I'm left with a broken watch and a legal battle just days before leaving. Also, take a moment to read the negative reviews--those are the accurate ones. Many people have had experiences similar to mine. And look at his responses: full of excuses, never accountability. He clearly lacks the ability to take personal responsibility. Pathetic. Take a look at the photo I've attached. You can see at nine and 10 o'clock the space between the watch face and the case itself.

I dropped off my Panerai and Omega for polishing on Thursday and received a call on Monday that…read morethey were ready for pickup. Both watches were restored to mint condition-- the Omega had significant scratches and the Panerai had a ding, all of which were flawlessly repaired (check attached pictures). Excellent service at a reasonable price. Highly recommended.

Dropped off an eco drive for a new capacitor and I was impressed that the person I handed the watch…read moreto knew exactly what was wrong. Then it took a week for someone to call me to say they couldn't do the work....a week. On the call I was told the watch was sent to another location, when I get there I get my watch handed to me and the girl there doesn't say a word to me until I'm half way out the door. Glad to see all the nice reviews for this place but me and mine will be going elsewhere.

Went in two weeks to have a watch battery replaced and was charged $20. Went in yesterday to have…read moreanother watch battery replaced and was charged $81. I do not trust this place as they are price gouging. Also tried on a few bracelets which was clearly old and used. I will not be returning to this place. Rip off

Tom was very professional and friendly in taking in my beloved Tag Heuer and letting me know what…read moreto expect. Their experience with high end watches is excellent. I received a very reasonable quote three days later and will have the watch back in another 3-4 weeks, as opposed to sending directly to Tag in NJ and waiting a minimum of 10 weeks. Thank you!

Superb service and value - 10/10. I had batteries replaced on 5 watches at Manhattan Time Service…read more Thomas did an excellent job. Not only did he replace the batteries, he checked all the watches for both accuracy and water resistance. Their prices are very reasonable (much cheaper than Torneau) and the turnaround time was fast. This is a family owned business and the service and attention they give reflects that. Highly recommended.