I've just bought another watch from Karl. Thats number four including my grandfathers Seamaster…read morethat he restored. Karl has Austrian Master Watchmaking qualifications and is as honest as he is expert. Its now over 30 years that I first met him and he is still the pre eminent watchmaker in Sydney. For genuine new and collectable Swiss Watches there is only one place, here.

While on a recent month long work trip all over Australia, I was noticing the strong US dollar to…read morethe Australian and got to thinking about something I was interested in that this savings could really take advantage of. Being a watch junky with far more Swiss watches than I need but not near as many as I want, I thought of a somewhat obscure brand called NOMOS that is a small hand made, in house movement timepiece manufacturer located in Glashütte, Germany. So doing a little research I discover that the only authorized NOMOS dealer in Australia is this one in Sydney. After getting to Sydney my girlfriend and I go visit this shop which is small and on the 10th floor of a office building downtown. They mostly specialize in high end watch repair and selling some used vintage pieces. But they also feature the full NOMOS line. I was only there to look and check prices but the saving was far too tempting and we ended up getting the classic Bauhaus design his and hers NOMOS Tangente hand winders. The experience was excellent and the woman helping us was very knowledgeable and had us try on anything we liked and ask lots of questions. Truly an enjoyable experience and now we have some memorable souvenirs from the trip. Totally worth a visit if you are into vintage time pieces or the NOMOS brand.

If you have some spare change and would like to buy a new watch, pop into Gregory's Jewellery in…read moreWestfield Bondi Junction because if you have a thousand dollars lying around you could find something nice there. Yes, I'm sorry for my sarcasm, it is a little unfair. Gregory's do offer some beautiful Time pieces and many people consider that price tag reasonable for a watch as the watches they sell will probably last forever if they are looked after and with the classic styles they offer, why not? It can be considered an investment. Besides if you are buying Cartier, Gucci or Tag Heuer, you need to be prepared to part with that kind of money. Lucky for me I do not like metal watches and am more of a Swatch Man, so I can save my thousand dollars for something else, but who am I to spoil someone else's fun?

Gregory stuff needs to learn to respect those who feed them: clients…read more Selling cheap jewelry overpriced: Gregory stuff needs to learn to respect those who feed them: clients. It takes a lot of $ from people to make your business open and running Gregory, so treat clients trust like precious porcelain! Potential customers: save yourself hussle & money & get anything they sell 5 times cheaper anywhere else. Don't let their wishy-washy "sales reps" convince you into buying their cheap jewlery, do your homework.

very unprofessional watch service, the watchmaker scratch my watch caseback to change the battery…read morebecause of a wrong use of the opening tool. DONT TRUST THE WATCHMAKER, he is a great Uber driver.

Really impressed with Luxury Watchmaker Australia , very professional and reasonably priced. Very…read morepleased to find this service in Rockdale .

An impressive selection of watches and international jewellery brands. The service and…read morecommunication were outstanding. I highly recommend them.

Online customer service was terrible and extremely shady. The store may be wonderful but online,…read moredon't bother they are very sneaky and time wasting. They do not try to help at all when returning a product. It actually has been taken further legally what's happened. Save your money.

Raffy is great, friendly bloke that knows his stuff. His products for sale are top notch and he…read moreserves well.

From the owner: Boasting great history and involvement with reputable watchmakers, jewellers and diamond setters…read more You can confidently rely on MrK to maintain or restore your favourite jewellery or timepiece. Your next timeless experience at MrK is in Warriewood Square. Near the undercover carpark entrance leading to ALDI.

This store that stocks a range of accessories by the infamous street inspired watch brand Nixon has…read moresome cool watches on display here, although their other merchandise like their bags, caps and headphones aren't as great and really wish there was just more cool watches that filled the store. Some of the different types of watches here include surf inspired sports watches that tell tide readings, analogue dress watches, digital sports watches and a range of casual and urban style watches in a range of colours and types. The watches here are generally a bit more pricey than most street branded watches you'll find in stores although are still worth it for the design alone and the quality.

Nixon is not just an unpopular American president, they are also a stylish Watch brand, the Nixon…read moreStore in Westfield Bondi Junction is definitely worth a look. There are not of watches in their range that I would consider purchasing, but there is one which I fell in love with and desperately want (anyone want to buy me a present?). It is called the Newton and it is a square faced watch with polycarbonate band, which comes in various colours (I like the army green) and it has a rotating disc display. It is quite hard to describe but it does not have hands, but two dots representing the hands, oh just go there and look at it. There is a digital version too, but not as interesting. They also make headphones, some of which are also quite funky. They have one type called The Whip which, in a range of bright colours, are a bit of a multipurpose fashion accessory.'

Oh. Em. Gee. I saw…read morea tattooed camoflauged man go into this store, as a child came out with his father. A child. *Shakes head*. This place is pretty cool though. For all you blood-thirsty, Kill Bill watching, secret Sydney-Sider pirates, this place is going to seem like Christmas. The store is filled with knives, guns, swords (samurai and other) bayonettes, camoflauge, dirks, and various other brutal, lethal, cutting and murdering devices. Every 15 year old kid will want a look, and every mother will curse its name. I'm not fifteen, but I did love to have a look-see. Its just amazing to see a $1000 sumarai sword, even behind glass. I dread the people who buy anything, and I'm not sure about how I feel about the man running the place. Why would you provide the general public with these things? But it really does strike a lot of interests. If you're into this sort of thing, come and see It for yourself. Wow.

being that this is the only gun shop in sydney. two big thumbs up. great mix of the film 'the lost…read moreboys' and greasy smelly bits of history we are still lucky enough to have and hold! also kudos for not just being a retail shop, but barracking for the sport and community as well. cheers, guys. hopolophobes and people who just can't be adults and dont' trust other people to be adults and teach children properly should really just stay away. perhaps avoiding history museums might be advised for the especially faint of heart. actually don't read anything about human history or personal development... contents may offend! just remember that you get to sleep safe in your beds at night due to the fact that grownups have and had to do some hard work on your thankless behalf. this place happens to be a bit of history thrown in with the ability to actually own. i get a thrill every time looking at pieces of technology from the past and think of the amazing stories behind them and where the particular piece may have travelled throughout the world. historic firearms and weapons are just one of the amazing gifts from the past we are able to enjoy in this day and age.