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    Hudson valley Watch

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

    Services - Hudson valley Watch

    Watch cleaning

    Watch part repair

    Watch part replacement

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    Watch seal testing

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    JWatch USA

    JWatch USA

    (198 reviews)

    I called them regarding my '70's Seiko 6139 chrono watch (mechanical). They advised me that they…read morecan't get vintage Seiko parts and they don't service them. This saved me a long trip over to their shop.

    Let me preface this by saying this is my first ever 1 star review - I generally come to Yelp to…read moreshare my experience with good things, and thanks to the reviews of others I rarely end up having an experience that merits a one star review. In this case, I wanted very much to like JWATCH/Chelsea Watch Repair, as it is just down the street and I have a small collection of vintage watches that tend to need a little more love than their modern counterparts. I think that if you need basic work done (quartz battery swaps, bracelet adjustments and simple mechanical services) then this shop is probanly just fine. They've got a nice little storefront and everyone I interacted with seemed pleasant, if not a bit short. However - for complicated work on rare or higher end pieces, I'd stay far away. I took my '69 Tudor Date+Day to JWATCH on October 9th to get an estimate for service on the movement, screw down crown and a scratch on the crystal, hoping an independent shop would come in with a lower quote and faster turnaround versus sending it to the Rolex Service Center in TX. They told me it would be 5-10 days until I got the estimate, and work could proceed from there - fair enough. On October 19th (10 day mark) I sent a message through their online repair portal asking if they had any news. I didn't get a reply, so I called on October 21st and received a message from the phone company that the number was not in service. Apparently, when they are closed they somehow disconnect their entire phone system instead of taking voicemails, because the number worked the next day. I called back again on the 22nd and finally reached someone; who told me that they would look at my watch tomorrow. On the 23rd (14 days) later they send me a quote for nearly $1,000, which was significantly higher than even Rolex wanted. I presume they didn't want to do the complicated work and threw out a crazy number figuring it would be worthwhile if I did accept, which I did not. I went the next day to pick up my watch, ready to move on - however, this is where it becomes a one star review: When I got home, I went to set the watch (which hadn't been wound the entire time, which is how I know they were just sitting on it) and the crown and stem just FELL OFF. Literally fell apart - mind you, the watch was perfectly intact when I dropped it off. I thought about taking it back but decided to stop by the highly rated Star Watch Repair in Midtown before wasting another week with JWATCH. Star took one look at the watch, fixed everything JWATCH had broken right in front of me and then quoted a significantly more reasonable $500 for the work I requested. I picked it up from him 10 days later (total) and its perfect. Like I said, this is my first ever one star review and it really didn't have to be, but their lack of communication and the gall of returning a watch that hadn't been put back together gives me no other choice. Skip this place for complex repairs and make the trip to Star Watch.

    Standish Clock & Watch Shoppe - Stopping in for some good olde fashioned watch & clock repairs.

    Standish Clock & Watch Shoppe

    (22 reviews)

    Great job! Fast experience, professional same-day service happy Mother's Day to me got my clock…read morefixed that my grandmother gave me years ago! #Nicole

    It was supposed to be a simple battery change for a Casio digital watch. You'd think it would be a…read morebreeze. Nope. When I first arrived, the guy with the beard and tattoos asked me to leave the watch behind. He said he needed to look up the instructions. That should've been the first warning, but it was before closing, and I had a meeting. After a week, I had not received any updates. So I called the guy, and I could tell that he hadn't even looked at the watch because he mumbled something and said he'd call back. I got a message on my phone half an hour later; it was him telling me that the watch did not register time. Basically that it was dead. And that they don't replace movements for that watch, which was a G-Shock. When I went to pick up the watch, the guy didn't even know where it was. The floor is littered with boxes filled with plastic bags containing other watches. There doesn't seem to be any kind of storage structure because it took two people about 5 to 10 minutes to finally find the watch. And when I took it out of the bag the thing fell apart and in my hands. The screws weren't even fastened on correctly. So I basically took in a watch with a low battery, still displaying time, and left with a broken paperweight. The guy blamed it on the watch's age, or what not. But this was the first time I had the battery replaced, after five years of flawless functionality. Not anymore. This place receives good reviews, which is why I brought it here in the first place, but I won't return again. The one star is because they didn't charge me for the ordeal.

    Hudson valley Watch - watch_repair - Updated May 2026

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