WT Hoyt is an amazing, family owned, multi-generation local business. The owner is super sweet and…read morehelpful. Turnaround time for repairs is super quick and she is great about contacting you once the repair/s have been finished. If you live anywhere near the downtown core it is worth the effort to visit WT Hoyt!

I like this place a lot! They just recently moved to the 5th floor, FYI!…read more I came here looking to replace my metal watch band with a leather one. They had plenty of options! The service I received was excellent. The lady helping me took her time to measure the appropriate band I would need, showed me some nice options - plain leather, croc. leather, black, brown, navy, gold finishes, silver finishes, etc. etc. You can mix and match the band and buckles. I chose a nice 14mm black croc. leather band with a chrome buckle. The prices seem fair too. About $28 for the watch band! I think it's fairly competitive with online prices. There are a lot of cool things to look at while here too. Vintage clocks, old watch boxes, lots of tools, lots of watch bands. I like it!

OK, when THE CROWN call's you answer it! LOL .... Those who are watch enthusiasts and love ROLEX,…read morethis place is your Seattle destination. I've manage to pry a few watches from these guys yet they are tight with distribution. In the last few years I've only manage to purchase a GMT & AIR KING form this AD. Dan my AD was the reason I kept coming back since he could say "NO" but made you feel good about it.... I'm on the ROLEX wait list for a few items and hope they may arrive sometime in my lifetime. As you know the wait list is just a way to collect your data so when ROLEX spot checks them the store is compliant. IF YOUR READING THIS FRANK WANTS A PANDA DAYTONA! But I'm not holding my breath.

First time there today to apply/register for a Rolex. Leslie helped me and was excellent.read more

My dream watch became a reality thanks to Lisha at Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler. Lisha is not only…read moresuperlatively passionate and knowledgeable about luxury watches, but she genuinely cares about her customers; to her, it is not just about the transaction, but about having an authentic connection with the customer and their story. Along my journey, I had visited a few other ADs, but none of the visits felt real or, dare I say, 'fun.' It was not until my visit to Alvin Goldfarb (almost by luck on my wife's suggestion!) and meeting Lisha that I became aware of how the experience *should* be. The store was beautiful and inviting. It was so easy for her to create a relaxed and familiar environment and to connect over the watches I am interested in, and it quickly just became fun to both get genuinely excited about the whole experience; it was like working with an old friend. It was during one of these visits that Lisha decided to surprise me with my dream watch. Let me tell you that as fateful as the first time I visited, this special visit almost did not happen. I had decided last minute to squeeze in a visit on a hot (for Seattle, 80+ deg) summer day after a hectic day of work. For several reasons, it probably would have been "better" to visit on some other day, but boy, oh boy, am I glad I did not listen to my left brain that day and instead went with my gut and reminded myself of how great of a time it would be to enjoy and talk watches with Lisha. We were mid-conversation, with an exhibition GMT Master II on my wrist, talking about watch news, watches as gifts, upcoming travel plans, family life, some current events when out of nowhere a gentleman in a grey suit walks up with a tray in hand, with a watch on the tray, handing it to Lisha. Things started to get blurry at this point, but here's what I remember: Lisha handing me the tray and saying 'That's your watch. I wanted to make sure you had it for your trip,' me (hopefully) able to say some words of astonishment and gratitude (I was stunned, in shock really), me having a hard time doing simple things I have done countless times (like writing my phone number and signing my signature), me not being able to stop glancing at my new wrist companion and feeling its heft on my wrist as our time together began. I also remember repeatedly thanking Lisha and everyone at the store ad nauseam, then sort of floating out of the store with my dream watch on my wrist. Days later, I am still on cloud 9 and incredibly thankful and stoked about the entire experience. Thank you again for the Nth time, Lisha :) I am looking forward to future visits to come, and I cannot more highly recommend working with you and Alvin Goldfarb. More power!

Karma does exist in the world my fellow Yelpers. I'll share why in a moment so hang on cause my…read morepersonal experience is real and disturbing. FRANKS experience should give warning & share the ugliness to customers about to frequent this store. Maybe my story will serve as a reminder to reconsider purchasing here. At the time or beginning of my story Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler who was an Authorized Dealer for ROLEX in the Pacific Northwest. After doing some research I started frequenting the store looking for a few Rolex watches. Yes , I was very specific in my choices but always given the " NO " you can't have one for over 2 years. I came in every 4 to 6 weeks just to check and " NO" was the mantra of the sales staff. I was always told we have other watches for sale. Like who cares what ya have if ya can't provide what I desire. Now one amazing summer day I saw the $6400 41mm Celebration dial by Rolex in the case. My excitement level increased and I ask if it's for sale? The mantra is now uttered "NO NO NO" ! However something new that day happened and was shared by sales representative, I was actually told if you spend a $1,000,000 in jewelry it should be no issue to get that watch..... Now I was stunned by this statement so much I said are you serious and the person said YES! Well, that seems excessive and ridiculous and no I didn't drop a million to acquire the timepiece. I'll never forgot the arrogance of staff member of Alvin Goldfarb Jewelry and defiantly will not purchase anything from them. OK, now this is the happy ending of the story. I did manage to acquire The Celebration dial by Rolex elsewhere so I have that going for me. And on January 1st 2025 the BIG HAND OF THE CROWN aka ROLEX laid the smack down on ALVIN GOLDFARB & pulled authorized dealership away from store. No longer can they sell ROLEX.... KARMA saw the bad business practices by using Rolex watches to lure you into buying unwanted jewelry or non Rolex branded watches you don't want in order to maybe purchase a Rolex. Well, this is my story my truth & my journey, can you dig it!

As Miami Fl natives we LOVE to visit Seattle. Our sales representative was a blessing to work with…read moreand made sure we felt right at home. Can't wait to visit and pick up another piece. Greetings from Miami

My partner and I stopped in to Ben Bridge to look at watches. We were greeted by a most engaging…read moreand charming man named Taylor. My partner had previously purchased his watch here and had amazing service. I had a lot of questions and wasn't sure which watch (if any) I wanted. Taylor was patient, funny, and helpful without being pushy, which to me, is the magic combination. When I decide which watch I want, I'll be back here to work with him.

I stand by my review…read more You say you never cleaned the jewelry and never charged me, yet in person I was told there would be a $25 fee for "cleaning" after you were only supposed to provide me with an estimate. I did not request any cleaning service nor was I informed in advance of this. I came in for an estimate only. Even you seem to agree in your response that it would make no sense to clean something someone is trying to sell - which is exactly why being told I had to pay for it was so shocking. This has nothing to do with being unhappy about a lower offer. I went to another establishment the same day and received a significantly different experience and pricing without any surprise services or pressure tactics. I have no reason to fabricate what happened. I simply shared my honest experience so others can make informed decisions.

The man here was very kind and fixed my gold bracelet clasp at a reasonable cost. I had a super…read morepleasant experience!

Ronald is his name, Rogers is his last name. He is a genius. He doesn't like to answer stupid…read morequestions and texting is the best way to contact him, don't leave long messages, his time is valuable(he does love watches and clocks for goodness sakes)! All that said, he helped me resize a band for my wife's birthday present(a very important Bulova watch from her grandmother)and it turned out beautifully, he even showed me how to do it myself to fine tune the fit! He also changed the battery and set the time on a very important but almost worthless minnie watch for her as well(pictured). If you are just looking for info to then buy something online, go somewhere else. If you truly need a craftsman and a master of a dying art see Ron!!!

Super cool guy. I stopped by this afternoon to get my battery replaced and he dropped everything…read moreto help me. He cleaned up my watch, replaced the battery, and was very pleasant to work with. I'm so glad I came by his shop. What a solid person! I'll definitely come back the next time I need my watch repaired.

Located at The Bravern is the Omega store - a high end watch store that has a limited selection of…read morethe brand's iconic watches. It is a small store with a few glass cases, very minimalistic, and a friendly staff. Oh and they locked us in. I'm not sure why but this behavior really caught me off guard. I have never been locked out or locked into a store before. There was no sign indicating the door was locked and as we attempted to open we were baffled why it wouldn't. We then were let it by a very polite saleswoman who informed us the door is locked. Upon entering she promptly locked the door. When we left she had to unlock the door to let us in. Now, this isn't Seattle - this is Bellevue in the Bravern. It isn't a place with a lot of foot traffic. We passed by Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Versace, and many other luxury brand name stores and none of them kept their doors locked during business hours. The sales lady was nice and very polite. Upon realizing the store didn't stock any of the watches we were interested in she let us be to look at what they had. It was fine experience but a little weird.

I took my Omega planet ocean in for periodic service m pressure testing, and it sat at the store…read morefor over a month before being sent to the omega service center. When I received it back, it was off by more than 15 minutes per day. The store did nothing to test it. It took four months to get it back and it is still off by 15 minutes per day. I went totake it back a third time and the store which says it's open until six closed at 5:55 PM the security guard laughed and said we are closed. I regret ever buying an omega watch based on the poor service at the Bellevue store.

Where do I even begin. In addition to having an outstanding collection, they genuinely care about…read moreeach customer as they know they are making an investment. I first went to them requesting my parents wedding rings to be merged and redesigned and from the get go they showed immense care when crafting the piece. Everything is done collaboratively and the owner, Richard, is easily one of the most personable people I have ever met. You never feel pressured and the entire process is a conversation. They did such a wonderful job that when it came time for my partner to propose he went in and they helped him design my dream ring. Together we then went back once more to pick out our weddings bands and I was able to find a custom piece and my fiancé found the perfect ring which they made extra special by inlaying part of his grandfather's wedding band into it. Incredible service, excellent people, highest quality inventory.

Turgeon-Raine was the perfect place to help build my engagement ring. I worked with Jayne A. at…read moreevery step of the way and couldn't have asked for a more knowledgeable and helpful person to navigate a very important purchase. T.R. initially showed me several of their in-house diamonds and settings, continuously offering more options as I narrowed down my selection. This process was a lot of learning, and I thought Jayne did excellent at helping me piece it all together. Ultimately, T.R. accepted a diamond I had purchased from another jeweler and agreed to fit it in one of their unique settings. T.R.'s work is flawless and the engagement ring is truly one of a kind stunning. I would recommend anybody work with T.R. for their engagement ring.

They didn't charge me for a watch fitting. I'm still very appreciative. Lovely folks work there and…read moreevery time I've gone there for something they satisfy my requests to their fullest extent.

I bought my expensive watch at Timeworks. Within one year,…read morethe battery was dead. I drove from Gig Harbor to University Village to Timeworks, to get the battery replaced. I was told we don't have the tool needed to change the battery. In fact, it would be sent away for several weeks to be repaired. It's only a matter of "Time" that you won't be selling these watches without the tool needed to repair them...Customers will buy elsewhere. "Ben Bridge, you're better than this".

Had 2 watch batteries replaced and a watch band cleaned and repaired. Great customer service by…read morepeople who take pride in their work. Attentive sales people and great selection of reasonably priced watches. Great experience all around.

Sam and Farida are amazing! They did a beautiful job engraving my brother's watch, and were an…read moreabsolute pleasure to work with. Both are friendly, professional, and really take the time to make sure you get exactly what you're looking for. Couldn't recommend them more!