Requested a new watch crystal for antique pocket watch. Macks gave me a piece of plastic ($5 on…read moreAmazon) and charged $140 for it. Within a week, the plastic popped off! WM said he'd put the plastic back in if we drove 2 hours to his shop or we could mail it? I'm not sending an antique via USPS so he can reinstall crappy plastic. Went to a shop in Philipsburg instead. They fixed it with REAL crystal for half the price (and it hasn't popped out). Macks got a $140 donation at my expense.

Mack's Clock Repair is a one man repair shop owned by Walter Mack. Walter has many years…read moreexperience maintaining, repairing and restoring mechanical time pieces. I had Walter clean, oil and adjust a Cuckoo Clock that was passed down when my mother in law passed away several years ago. This particular Cuckoo Clock hadn't run for years, but Walter was able to clean it up and put it back into working order at a very reasonable price. If you have a clock or watch that needs repairing, I highly recommend Mack's Clock Repair.

This place is ridiculous.... They have the worst customer service and the employees that work at…read morethe Johnstown store are absolutely rude and lie about things that weren't said. I would never never recommend them for anything...We spent almost $10,000.. and were treated like dirt.. And the rings er bought were junk, my diamond fell out right after I had it serviced by them . And then they made me pay shipping for them to mail my ring back.. aweful

Great customer service here. My baby sister recently got married and I was tasked with having her…read moreengagement ring cleaned prior to the ceremony. I walked in with my nephew and we were greeted immediately upon entry. Once I told them what we were there for it did not take long. Handed over the ring, sat in their nice little waiting area and before we knew it the ring was clean and ready to go. It really was that simple. And the employees were super pleasant. They chatted with me and my nephew and prior to us leaving they wanted me to pass on their best wishes to my sister and her now husband. The one thing that I enjoy about this spot is the reused they had did for the building. This use to be the Sheetz along Scalp, not the original one, but the one they rebuilt after the original caught fire. It went through at least one change before Kranich's snatched it up upon exodus from the Johnstown Galleria. They did an amazing job with the inside and you can barely tell this use to be a gas station first or a fast food sandwich place second. I honestly thought I would never step foot in this building ever again, well I was wrong. As a note, they share the space with a tax prep business. Parking aplenty, especially since there is no longer gas pumps in the middle of the lot.

My wife brought home a broken 50 year old grandmother clock from an estate sale, I hadn't a clue…read morewere to get it fixed so I checked yelp and found Jeff and his five star reviews. From the start there was great communication and Jeff went above and beyond to fix it. He took the clock apart, found the problem, took it home and made the broken piece then put it all back together and it runs like new. He was quick and efficient and I would recommend him to anyone.

I can highly recommend Jeff. Everything was handled very professionally and his skill and…read moreknowledge of Grandfather clocks was excellent. He arrived on time, was very personable, knew what needed repaired and was very reasonable. I've already made a note of when to call him for a tuneup. Thanks Jeff. You saved a very special family heirloom.

This is a lovely, small antique store in an old church. The place is charming and has a nice…read moreselection, and is run by very nice people. They have a special interest in old clocks, that they refurbish. We've bought two, and they run perfectly. If you're by Somerset, Pal, Bryner's is definitely worth a stop.

I took the cuckoo clock I inherited from my mother to him today because the cuckoo was making a…read moremetallic sound when it cuckooed. He looked at the clock, made a small adjustment and had it back to me in a few moments. He didn't even charge me. This is the second time he has fixed this clock (the first time was 11 years ago). I highly recommend him for any clock repairs you need.

The best, most reliable clock repair on this side of the state! And the shop is enchanting - well…read moreworth a trip.

From the owner: Repair and restoration of clocks. From antique to modern, cuckoo clocks, anniversary clocks,…read moreelectric, and battery movements, we repair them all. House calls made for grandfather clocks and for those not able to bring their clocks to the shop. (additional charge may apply) Pine Knoll Clock Shop also has a custom crafted clock division by the name of Pine Knoll Clock Works where we craft arts and crafts style clocks, clocks from recycled items (upcycled clocks), custom designed clocks, antique reproductions, many one of a kind clocks created by Dorrin.

I have bought two clocks from here. They offer free delivery, free gift wrapping & knowledge that…read moreis second to none. Recently we had our grandfather clock, reoiled, cleaned & waxed. $65! Yes there was a wait because there were busy. But being busy means they do a great job & people are happy to come back. Want a clock, musical box etc? Shop here!

They showed up on time to setup our Grandmothers clock. Very courteous and well mannered along with…read morevery helpful with teaching me what to do and how to handle moving the clock.

The cuckoo clock that I purchased in the Black Forest three years ago was not running properly and…read moreI was in a panic. Was thrilled to find Paul and the glowing recs for his services. I had no difficulty making an appointment and was given very specific directions to his home. He admired my little clock, had it running smoothly in no time, and did not charge me, as he said it was a simple fix. He gave me a quick lesson in recognizing the proper tick-tock beat. His knowledge and expertise were much appreciated. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. I did, however, find him brusque and not interested in chit chat. He dismissed my attempts to understand what I may have done to cause the problem saying he was too busy. I found that a little off putting so that is why I gave four stars.

No need to search any further. Paul's Clock Repair is the go to place. My Hermle 7-day key wound…read moremovement, triple chime mantel clock had an apparent broken hour hand gear. Paul diagnosed the problem and gave an estimate up front. He was able to repair the damage for less. I'd much rather an overestimate than a surprise additional charge. The 1.25 hour trip was well worth it and the scheduling of the repair was expertly handled by Judy. In consideration of the travel time, they accommodated within reason. Paul was very courteous and his knowledge is undisguisable. He reviewed the best technique to wind the clock and he gave very helpful information on how to set the clock, which was not included with the clock purchase. We will spread the word. Thank you - to both!!

Tom Theis is an excellent clock repair person who has helped me recently, twice, on our 40 year old…read moremantle clock. He is very competent and a true craftsman with over forty years of experience on a variety of watches and clocks. I like his wit and personality and we got along great. He is highly recommended from my experience and point of view! Mitch S.

One of the nicest people I've ever met, honest, reliable, very knowledgeable! Just met him and he…read moretreated us like family. Fix my watch while I waited great people. Very interesting to talk to and what a wonderful dog he had on site. I would truly recommend this man if you need your watch repaired. The best of the best!! Alex and Mars Pa