Sent in a vintage watch for estimate of repair. Cost me $16 to send UPS, and one is required to pay $27 for the estimate and return of the watch if the repair is declined. For various reasons, I decided the watch was not worth the restoration. Their price estimate was way too high, however. Even worse was the lack of responsiveness in trying to reach anyone actually working on the watch to discuss options directly. He replied to one email that he was "too busy", as if I'm not!?? What kind of customer service does that constitute? I subsequently left two voice mails (they close for lunch and apparently don't resume answering the phone at 1pm, as their outgoing message states), plus one message with a real person. My call was never returned. Finally a reached someone in their office and just told her to return my watch. I was finished bothering with them. Would think long and hard before I would get involved with them again. I have access to several good watch repair people in New York, which people in other parts of the country may not have, so that also flavors my opinions of whether this was worth the trouble and my impression of their cost. My regular repairman could not deal with this problem - changing the case and refurbishing the dial - which is the main reason I ever involved this company. read more