Just a warning if you're looking to have a watch repaired. Owner dismissed me after I told him it…read morewas bought online. He said "good luck " and walked into the back. I was also there to have a ring cleaned and repaired but didn't have a chance to even ask. Won't return there, unfortunately. Thought they were about relationships...according to their website.

Jerry the owner does all watch repairs himself in house. It s the rare jeweler that does not send…read morea watch to subcontractor and simply marks up the price. He did a fantastic job rebuilding two Tag Heuers, one recently, the other last year. They look/operate as new. Recommended without hesitation. Flemington is lucky to have such a skilled craftsman in town.

Located on the Dutch Market behind Shop Rite in Flemington. I love this jewelry store! Unique…read morepieces at affordable prices, most are one of a kind. I live that bee colored stone. Good place to get geodes and stones if you make your own wire wrapped or other jewelry. Watch repairs also! And only 30 feet from the best doughnuts in the US.

If interested in stones and estate jewelry Tom, owner can surely help you out and he knows all, is…read morehonest, and fair with prices. He does watch repairs and battery replacements . We always bring our watches to him to do.

He is very knowledgeable about watches and clocks. Provided excellent service for a reasonable…read moreprice!!

Phenomenal service. Wonderful gentleman. More than reasonably priced. He's never failed me!read more

My experience with this Rolex Authorized Dealer has been disappointing due to what appears to be an…read moreunfair and opaque spending profile system. While the staff is courteous and the store is well maintained, access to desirable Rolex models is clearly tied to prior spending on unrelated items rather than genuine brand loyalty or expressed interest. This expectation is neither transparent nor consistently communicated, leaving customers to guess how much they need to spend before being "considered." For an authorized dealer representing a brand like Rolex, this practice feels exclusionary and undermines trust. I recognize that demand exceeds supply, but using vague spending thresholds instead of a clear, equitable allocation process creates a poor customer experience. Greater honesty and fairness would significantly improve confidence in this store. *Update: Thank you for taking the time to call and explain your Rolex allocation process. I understand how allocations work, however my review reflects my personal experience as a customer, including communication and overall transparency during the process. It was written honestly and without malice. At this time, I don't feel it would be appropriate to remove the review unless my experience itself meaningfully changes. I hope you can understand my position. I do appreciate you reaching out and wish you and your team the best moving forward.

Beautiful jewelry in the heart of Princeton ! They have a wide variety of pieces and you can…read moredefinitely get what you're looking for ! My husband bought me a gift there great necklace at a wonderful price ! Quality is amazing and they are so friendly ( I had to have it adjusted )

They helped me with all my watch issues and gave me some very helpful advice. My favorite watches…read moreare all in working order!

Tropiano & Son jewelry store in Raritan offers excellent service, great selection of merchandise,…read moreprecise repairs and beautiful design. Over the last several years, we can speak highly of each aspect. Once, while waiting for a new watch battery, my husband browsed around the store and found a lovely pair of circular earrings with diamonds. They were soon adorning my ears along with a matching necklace. Very beautiful. When one of the hands fell off my Ebel watch, I took it to Tropiano, and got it back in great shape within a reasonable amount of time for a reasonable price. A year or two ago, I went there with some diamond jewelry that I was not wearing. The staff members were SO patient and helpful. They turned my aunt's engagement ring diamond from the 1940's into a beautiful pendant. Even more astonishing was the by-pass ring they designed and created from two diamonds. When I picked it up, I was gobsmacked at how gorgeous it is. I highly recommend visiting this gem of a jewelry store. You won't be disappointed.

The staff here are friendly and welcoming, but I wouldn't recommend bringing a valuable or…read moresentimental watch for repair. I brought in a luxury watch that was a wedding gift, just needing a simple battery replacement while I was traveling. Unfortunately, the employee used a pocket knife and hammer to open the back, which left scratches on the case and edges. I was really surprised by the method used and disappointed with the result -- I honestly could have done a better job myself.

DO NOT let them touch a watch for battery replacement. They damaged two of my watches and acted…read morelike they were like that in the first place. They weren't. They don't have any idea what they're doing. I repeat. DO NOT use this place. Bad attitude and ineptitude is a horrible combination.

A broken pin in my watch band turned my timepiece into a useless metal strap. Hard to argue that…read moreTime After Time in Lawrenceville's Quaker Bridge Mall is anything but spectacular. Walked in and had the restored band around my wrist in under five minutes for a very reasonable 12 bucks. No appointment necessary. Five easy stars.

I used time after time to get my tag heuer watch serviced. They did an excellent job and 1 year…read morewarranty has worked out great. I did have a little issue afterwards and they fixed it right away. Highly recommend them. Great place. Will return for anything watch related.

It appears that Newtown Clock Shoppe has closed its business on State Street, Newtown. It had been…read moreat that location for decades, and had an excellent reputation for being a clock master for old time pieces, capable of raising ancient chronometers from the dead with an inventory of parts not available to modern jewelers. Their collection of grandfather clocks included historic machines that had played a part in the American Revolutionary War. Legend tells us that the very time keeper present in the room where Washington planned his Christmas Eve crossing of the Delaware River leading to the Battle of Trenton, had been repaired several times by this master clocksmith, and resided there for extended periods before the local historic commission was finally formed and took possession of this and many other important irreplaceable objects. A visit to the Half Moon Inn/courthouse a few streets away will grant you an introduction to this very clock, where it continues to keep time to this day. So, the clock shop may be gone, but it's most famous visitor still exists a short walk away on Court Street. If clocks could talk, what tales it would tell!