A pleasure to meet such a friendly and talented craftsman in John and witness his enthusiastic…read moreexperience. Both clocks taken for mending are now working as intended - many thanks.

Excellent service! Took an old carriage clock that didn't work and Clock Repairs had a look at it…read morefor me, got it working again and didn't charge me anything. I can't recommend him highly enough for his honesty and expertise Anne P. Wirral

I was having trouble with my grandmother clock. It was not chiming,…read moreI rang Mr.Fitzgibbon who solved the problem straight away, The chimes switch was on silent and I hadn't thought about that. He was a very nice gentleman and guided me through resetting the clock. I was very grateful for his help and friendliness to an 82 year old lady. Thank you Barry

Many thanks Maya for an excellent and outstanding service of my watch. I will be so…read moredelighted,proud and grateful to recommend your shop and service to anyone whom may need . Keep it up

The Watch Lab is a little kiosk within Clayton Square that offers an excellent technical service to…read morerepair watches or replace batteries. Since I have previously not had any problems with watches, only that the occasional battery needs changing, I seldom have to visit the Watch Lab unless I'm really desperate to rescue a watch otherwise I could just buy a new watch as that could actually save money. In other words, the service is sometimes pricier than going to buy a new watch (especially if you own an inexpensive watch). The prices aren't cost-effective even for the simple tasks such as replacing a battery or strap but the price all depends on the model of watch or type of strap (as they offer different kinds of material). If you are just looking to have a battery replaced, I would suggest a small watch kiosk corner in St. Johns Precinct not far from the seafood section; this will only cost around £4-5. However, if it's a technical issue regarding your favourite (and expensive) watch, then you may want to consider here.