Very nice and knowledgeable watch shop! The staff was very helpful and I was able to resize my…read morewatch bracelet for a good price!

This is a tough review for me to write, and honestly I went back and forth between three and four…read morestars. I recently brought Little Watch Shop a Rolex that needed repair. The crown had fallen off, and there were some additional issues that needed to be addressed. The total repair was around $800. This particular watch is important to me. I bought a new watch when each of my children was born, and this is one of those watches. I purchased it new, still have all the documentation, and have owned it for years. So it has considerably more sentimental value to me than just being a Rolex. The shop itself was professional and communicative. They called me back, kept me informed, and the overall service experience was good. I've dealt with other watch shops that felt inconsistent or even a little sketchy, and I never got that feeling here. Where I'm disappointed is the actual outcome. They weren't able to replace everything with genuine Rolex parts, which I would have strongly preferred, and more importantly, after the repair I was told the watch is no longer water resistant to the point where I should swim with it. That's a pretty significant downside for me. After spending roughly $800 repairing a Rolex, I didn't expect to end up with a watch that I now have to remember to take off before getting into a pool. It changes how freely I can wear a watch that I've worn and enjoyed for years. In hindsight, I probably should have sent it directly to Rolex, particularly given the sentimental value. I may still get a second opinion, although I've already spent the $800. So this is a difficult one. The shop provided good service, communicated well, and I don't have anything negative to say about how I was treated. I'm just disappointed that such an expensive repair left me with a watch that has an important limitation it didn't have before. Four stars for the shop and the service, but probably closer to three stars for how I feel about the end result.

Fast, friendly service. They took great care of changing our watch batteries. We purchased the…read morebatteries 3 years ago. The warranty is good for 5 years, so our warranty is still active through April 2028. Referred by Dillards.

Dropped off my glasses after my son stepped on them and broke off the ear piece. They were able to…read morefix my glasses in about 2 hours. They were very friendly and attentive. Only negative is they don't have a way to refit them to your face so even though the ear piece is on they're still a little crooked.

doesn't turn jobs on time on the watches like states he does. Trouble job that's all I can say…read moreabout his work

I cannot attest to his skill as a watch repair shop but as a proprietor with a shop with the goal…read moreof supporting customers, not so good. Between my grandfather and I, we had six watches needing repair. Did my research and wanted to support small business. Found this shop. Called to ensure he would be open if the current pandemic situation. Answers the phone with simply "hello". Is this the Watchmaker Specialist?", I ask. "Yes." I then asked if he would be open the next day to drop by with the watches for repair. "No problem. I will be here" he responds. "Excellent. See you tomorrow." Today (the next day), I picked up my 89-year old grandfather to drive 25 miles to his shop. Arrive to the office building, then had to had to show my driver's license to a security guard. It has to be shown to a video camera where they take a picture of your license. Was not crazy about that given identity fraud. But had to do it to gain access to the building. Made our way up to the 7th floor, found the suite, only to find the office locked. Sign on door says call the number. So I do this and again, simply "hello". I let him know we were standing at the front door. "Who's this?", he asks. "A customer" i replied. "Oh, I am not there. I went to get some dinner. Can you wait 30 or 45 minutes?"........ So he wanted my grandfather and I to simply hang out and wait for him. Not very good customer service especially after I called beforehand to verify it was good to come down at that time. Which it was. But he left us in the lurch. We went someplace else. Was not a goid customer service experience.

Always have been respectful and nice people the only jeweler i go to prices are good and they do…read morehigh quality work

Family owned. Very friendly and helpful. They also support…read moreShriners and Shriners Hospitals for Children. On behalf of kids served by Shriners Hospitals: Thank You! Chris "Tin Can" Cant

I had a good experience getting a watch fixed with the watch battery changed out. Quick and…read morefriendly service! I felt the prices were reasonable.

Chawnia Meeks RV Jeweler on 518 - I have taken many pieces to him and his work is impeccable. He…read morewas able to replace a ruby baguette in a family heirloom ring that I had taken to Pearland Jewelry Repair and it fell out. I took it back to have it replaced again and they couldn't find a stone. RV was able to do it and the stone matched perfectly. The channel needed to be built up with more gold to keep the stone in place. He's also a very kind, and reasonably priced.

This is an outstanding place for watch repair and battery installation…read more I brought an old Swatch here for a new battery, because I somehow cross-threaded the access point. These guys installed a new battery within minutes. Because they have a great reputation for watch repair, I also left my 30-something-year-old Tag Heuer in their care for a total rebuild. This was a wedding gift, and it is the most prized watch in my collection. The watchmaker here did an excellent job, and even did a pressure test, which is vital -- but not commonly offered with many watch repair services. They offered to replace the band with an in-house version and ultimately a Tag Heuer version, but I declined because I can replace it for a lot less money. I was also hoping they could replace the dial to no avail. Still, these folks know what they are doing, and I plan on giving them plenty of business moving forward.

This is a great locally owned shop. The owners offer a really cool variety of inventory that ranges…read morefrom utilitarian field watches to dream watches you can pass to the next generation. I've used them several times for band adjustments and batteries. Every interaction with is professional and fast. I made my first but not last watch purchase today. Thank you for operating a cool small business.

Wheeler Watch has great service, knowledgeable staff ready to help. Family owned forever…read more Thank you for all your help these many years! They have jewelry and watch repair, and a great place to look for quality pieces. Silver and gold jewelry and time pieces. Good prices and good quality.

Cash only and high price point on basic services. Need to have tap pay or Zelle option.read more

NOTE - this is a long post, but if you have jewelry repair needs, please read!…read more My quest started when one of the tiny diamonds fell out of my engagement ring. When this happened a year prior, I took the ring to a major diamond retail store and was quoted $150.00 to replace the tiny diamond, and replace it's setting. I paid the amount and had my ring repaired. The lady asked if I wanted the "coating" replaced - I asked if it was necessary; she told me "no" but sometime in the future I would need it done. Fast forward to last week. Another one of the tiny stones fell out. I took the ring back to the same major retailer. After examining the ring, they told me that ALL of the tiny stones were in jeopardy of falling out - like dominoes. They said that one of the stones in the "halo" part of the ring was also in jeopardy of falling out and they would ALL follow - again like dominoes. They said as part of the repair I would HAVE to re-coat the ring in what I now know is "rhodium." The grand total was $380.00. I left the store in a daze of sticker-shock. I Googled and Yelped a jewelry repair store right around the corner from my house - League City Gold, Diamond, and Fine Jewelry. I met with one of the owners, Cheryl, who examined my ring. I told her what the previous store said HAD to be done to repair my ring. After examining it, Cheryl said she could NOT see what they were talking about, but would run the ring through a machine that will "jiggle" to test for loose diamonds. She said if anything fell out, they would put the stone back and repair its prong. When I asked about the coating, she said that rhodium is REALLY expensive ($25,000 per ounce!) and that is where retail stores like to "upsell" is by recommending the coating. I asked Cheryl what she thought my drive out price would be - she said $125.00!! That included if they had to repair any prongs AND that included re-coating the rhodium. (Cheryl also educated me that there is no such thing as "white gold" - only yellow gold coated in rhodium, which wears off with regular wearing of the jewelry.) I picked the ring up from Cheryl this morning (which was only 2 days repair time). She said they had put the ring in the "jiggle machine" for OVER 2 hours and not one additional stone had fallen out! When I asked my total price she said $67.00 - and that included rhodium coating!!! Folks, if you are looking for an HONEST local jeweler and one that does REASONABLY priced repair work - I would highly recommend League City Gold, Diamond, and Fine Jewelry!! (I have attached a picture of my ring below) If I could give them a dozen stars, I would! Thank you again Cheryl! Lisa & Howard Smith League City, TX

They've kept my watch for a week for a simple battery replacement. They had no idea where my watch…read morewas

Came into EZPAWN to sell some gold and Aaron an employee there was great help me in and out. Would…read moredefinitely come back to sell or pawn some items here! Not just Aaron the staff was friendly and welcoming!

Stood there waiting while the two employees were talking and not one word was said to me. I'm…read moresitting there looking looking nothing was said and finally just decided to walk out the doors as I'm walking out the door they say have a good day yet when I walked in that one word was said that one greeting can I help you can I help you look for something nothing. I'm now at another pawn shop and as soon as I walked in the door they said good afternoon and I'm now looking at a chain almost identical to the one I saw here at EZPawn if you want to sistance I wouldn't go here