If you want the finest timepiece and you're (somewhat) on a budget then visiting Time Square will…read morebe worthwhile. Rolex, Cartier, Breitling, Omega and other renowned luxury watch-makers are what to expect when paying a visit. T.he products are pre-owned yet of the highest quality, which means you pay significantly less for a very well-kept timepiece. The prices range from around 200 to around 9000, so it is a shop for those who are insistent on having a superior watch and expecting to pay the price for such a piece. You may find that as well as purchasing a deluxe chronograph you may just be making a very shrewd investment too. In store they mentioned instances where customers bought timepieces off them and sold them back in following years to find the watches value had significantly appreciated in value. Time Square is a unique establishment for luxury watches of the highest quality at very enticing prices.

won't give me an address to return my item what fell to pieces for a refund and has been on holiday…read morefor 8 weeks and on going but he is still trading on eBay my advice is keep away

I first visited Nightingale Jewellery when I was looking to buy a Zippo lighter for a friends…read morebirthday, this was about 10 years ago and I've used them for my jewellery repairs and for purchases ever since. It's a traditional jewellers shop, rather than the jeweller/pawn brokers which seems to be the norm now. They will buy in unwanted gold and jewellery but they do not offer any kind of cash loan service, I've sold to them once or twice and got a fair price for the scrap gold I had - more than if I'd left all the broken chains and odd earrings sitting in my jewellery box! This is a popular jewellers so if you see something in the window or display case that you really want then I suggest you buy it or leave a deposit as they have a high turnover and tend to have completely different items by the following week. Even if I'm not planning on buying anything I will always have a look in the window because their more unusual pieces are displayed here and sometimes I'll see a pair of earrings or bracelet that I 'just have to have'! Everything is clearly labelled so the price can be seen from outside, this is great because I can see at a glance whether I can afford is as there is nothing worse than having to go in to ask the cost only to find that you can't afford it after all! Once inside the shop has a calm, quiet feel like any good jewellers shop. The glass display cabinets are sparkling clean and show the jewellery and gifts inside off beautifully. There always seems to be a lot of necklaces and link bracelets for sale inside the shop, as well as gold charms and pendants. I think the prices are extremely reasonable, obviously there are the more expensive pieces but you should be able to find something nice within your budget. Nightingales also sell a range of clocks and gifts including those gorgeous hologram pendants featuring a photograph you provide. I also like their crystal ornaments and have bought several as presents over the years - of course I also bought the Zippo from years ago which my friend still has and was beautifully engraved with her name. The staff in Nightingales are excellent, they never seem to rush you and are content to let you browse for as long as you need. I always get the impression that they want me to make the right purchase decision and not the most expensive option. This is great because sometimes in jewellers shop I get the feeling I am being nudged into the most expensive item, but not in here.

What a cornucopia of wonderful jewellery! I could have spent ages just pouring over all the glass…read morecabinets filled with beautiful second hand jewellery. They have an impressive collection of clocks on the wall, but more impressive are the second hand watches in the window outside. The Casio watches caught my eye; they all look in great condition and are not as pricey as I had imagined. As for the jewellery, well there is all sorts really. I spotted a lot of cameo brooches, earrings and pendants which are quite fashionable these days across all generations. The rings and earrings generally were very beautiful. They also have wedding rings, charms, christening spoons and cheap costume jewellery. This place really reminds me of one of the copious amounts of second hand jewellery shops you find down the Lanes in Brighton.

Long established jewellery shop and watch repairers in Harborne - Gwinnett and Burkill can be found…read moreat the top end of the High Street by Waitrose. As well as stocking an impressive selection of watches from the Swatch, Timex and Seconda ranges they also stock watch straps and batteries and will fit both for you free of charge. More expensive items - including wedding and engagement rings can be found in the shop window but they also specialise in second hand gold and silver jewellery and have bought gold long before Cash Converters and the like got in on the act and these tend to be held in a variety of tantalising display cabinets inside the store. This is a great place to pick up an unusual present - money clips, charms and charm bracelets, pill boxes and christening spoons can be found here. Staff are more than happy to help - I tend to go in with a sum in mind and they will recommend pieces to match (my often ahem meagre) budget.

For several years, I walked past the Watch Workshop on the High Street in Solihull, and every time…read moreI passed I always wondered, 'what could that shop be?' Of course, this is a massive lie, as the Watch Workshop does exactly what it says on the tin. As well as doing watch repair work, they also do the expected extras, such as selling straps, and have a very nice display of them all to ensure that you get exactly what you're after. They do a range of repair works, including battery replacements and resealing on divers watches (very handy, as it's often tough to find places able to do that), and all repairs come with a year long guaranteed. The staff are friendly and clearly know their stuff, which I always consider to be a good barometer of the quality of specialist shops such as watch fixers. Highly recommended.

Hockley Watch Centre stocks both designer label watches and much cheaper high st labels too. I…read morepopped in there because I needed the battery changing on my Nixon watch and I'd been somewhere else and they just looked at it in confusion. I figured the guys in the Watch Centre MUST know - and indeed they did. 10 minutes later, brand new battery in my watch - good times! Excpept actually, incorrect times - as my watch had reset itself. It's a bit of a funny watch with only one button, and I couldn't figure out how to change the time myself.. so slightly sheepishly I trundled back into the shop. The guy who'd changed the batteries rolled his eyes at me in a comical way when I explained I had no idea how to set my own watch, and then magically he seemed to just prod it a few times and it was correct again! Hurrah! Now I only have to go see him twice a year when the clocks change...

Brilliant ! Took my watch to be fixed yesterday , it was tricky as it's 20 years old ( and we…read moreoriginally bought it from here) the parts no longer exist as it's that old! The owner moved heaven and earth to get it fixed for me as it has sentimental value , couldn't ask for greater service! We also bought a newer watch at the same time so now I have a back up and I know that will last for another 20 years. Highly recommended!

Top-Notch Jewellery Shop in Birmingham Jewelry Quarter, great quality new and used Jewelry and…read morefriendly professional service. Lovely area

Thanks to G. L. Bicknell's and their wonderful staff, I am now happily engaged…read more As soon as I stepped into the store I was greeted by Sue, really helpful and guided me through everything with ease. As I did not know anything about diamonds, I was aided through the diamonds details that was necessary to me buying the perfect ring, I was relieved as this seemed a daunting prospect. I was comforted to know that my ring was being re-sized while I waited with a nice cup of coffee.

I will give anyone who can successfully guess what the Watch and Clock Shop sells without reading…read moreahead in this review, I will give them £10. Just kidding. One of Solihull's many extremely obviously named shops, the Watch and Clock Shop sells watches... and clocks. The inside is very stylish, and, despite the small size of the shop, they have a great selection to choose from. I've found in my experience that watch prices are some of the most inelastic items in terms of prices, and it's very difficult to find any real savings (other than getting knock offs from a dodgy market stall). However, if you're in the market for a watch, I'd heartily recommend checking out the Watch and Clock Shop, thanks to their great selection and friendly, helpful staff.

Do not touch this shop with a bargepole they have disconnected phones and are never open. they have…read moregot repairs which they are not dealing with and there is no way of getting in touch with them

Situated close to the clock in the heart of the jewellery quarter, this place is easy to find and…read morethere is plenty of parking nearby. I came here for a yelp event, but I found it a really interesting place. -you can't beat a koi pond in a shop!! Watch prices vary from £20-£600, so they really do cater for everyone! There are also wall clocks And even some jewellery. Staff are really friendly and helpful:)

A lovely interesting watch shop. In the heart of Jewellery Quarter this is the place to come if you…read morewant to browse until you see that special something just for you (or that special someone). When I say they do a wide range of watches, that's something of an understatement. They have A LOT of very nice timepieces in this place. And a little pond with fish! This contributes towards the relaxed atmosphere that is sometimes missing from jewellery shops. The Creative Watch Co doesn't seem to give off the 'hard sell' vibe. The showroom(s) is/ are much nicer than the exterior. As this was the venue of our Yelp event I didn't purchase anything on the day, but am sure to come back here if I'm planning on buying anything of the sort.

Drive along the Redditch Road and find this big converted barn housing a veritable banquet of…read morevintage goods! Mention that ubiquitous word and you might immediately think of clothes. At The Vintage Barn though, there is an emphasis on furniture, homewares and memorabilia. Pictures, clocks, lights, vases, dining sets, pin badges, books, games, kitchenware, electric fans, figurines and a whole load of curios await you. AND some tasty looking, warm-sounding hi-fi equipment refurbished with USB slots! Everything is artistically displayed, with exhibit-like qualities, so if you see something you like, they'll be another beauty nearby that will fit well with it. Everywhere you look there are items from yesteryear that you simply must have. And at these reasonable rates you'll happily walk away with some treasures. On the day we went I came out with a Gold Label Barley Wine dish, some 1970s Sparklets for a soda siphon and some Swinging Inn Sign Cocktail Sticks, for under a fiver, all in. My friend spotted a tall £30 glass vase, and was pleased to hear that because they take credit cards, then she could take it home that day. New stock is arriving all the time so it's worth visiting regularly, to find more unique pieces for your home.

My family & I have visited the vintage barn twice in the past month or so....and have never left…read moreempty handed! The range of products suits a wide audience - there's something for everyone & is a great place to find a present. This chilly barn ( wrap up in the winter) sells a variety of clothes, china/dinner ware, glass ware, ornaments, jewellery, furniture, records..the list goes on...from years gone by. Its a great place to root around but also everything is well organised & visible. Our incredible purchases include a a three piece men's suit (£30), a cut glass salad bowl with condiment holders, vintage watch, two brooches, Stevie Wonder LP, a fascinator, two dresses (£4&£6) glass bowl (£3), tie bar & cuff links, fur coat & our favourite ( see photo) a 60s Formica table & stools (£45) The barn is run by a lovely couple who are not overbearing & are very knowledgeable & friendly. They also have a Facebook page so you can keep an eye on any new furniture being uploaded at great prices. The team there also run the Moseley retro & vintage fayre - which is on once a month. Check Facebook for details