I have done business with Clock Gallery for a few years. They do excellent work and they stand…read morebehind it. I really like the fact that they will deliver and hang your clock and get it started the first time.

Larry does an awesome job of service on our clocks. Barbara is very diligent and helpful in the…read morestore, which has an incredible selection of clocks for sale. Great store!

The best customer service possible in Sarasota! Todd, in addition to being great at his profession…read moreis just a fine and decent human being. You should not even consider going anywhere else for watch or jewelry repair. His prices are more than fair and the value you get is unsurpassed! Thank you Todd!

quick Service, reasonable prices, quality work. A simple watch battery done while I waited. I would…read moredefinitely go back as there was no upsell or other difficulty in getting it done. For some reason, locally, there's always a hook. Either they try to upsell you or they don't call you back when your watch is ready. This man has over 20 years experience and does work he's proud of. And he does it quickly. Watch battery service

I took my Rolex to them for service, cost roughly $475.00 and took a month. Got it back, jumped in…read morea pool and water had penetrated the watch. Took it back and they said it was fixed. It stopped 3 days after pick up. After numerous visits and returns, 3 total, it still does not work. BTW, when they say they'll call when done, they never do and the service is not friendly at all. Taking it to a Cincy dealer today to get their opinion, make request a refund. I will never use them again. Jay

Very slow repair service. Brought in a watch for repair,…read moretook 6 weeks. Watch does not keep time. They are in business to sell high end watches to affluent buyers but not reliable for repairs. Very disappointed.

I couldn't be happier with the service I received for my grandfather clock! Kelly Carpenter was…read moreknowledgeable, professional, and treated my treasured clock with care and respect ! Kelly took the time to explained everything, and the clock is now running beautifully! It's clear how much pride Kelly takes in his craftsmanship and customer service. I highly recommend Somewhere in Time to anyone looking for expert grandfather clock repair or maintenance. Thank you Kelly for bring my grandfather clock back to life. Lisa G.

Somewhere in Time came to my home to tune up my grandfather clock and I couldn't wait to write this…read morereview! The gentlemen were soo knowledgable, so kind and friendly. .They explained every step they were doing. They were professional, and courteous . They even hand polished the entire clock when repairs were done. They came as strangers and left as friends.

Captain Mike is a true craftsman. He retired from the US Army and after retirement learned about…read moreclocks and how to repair them. He learned his trade as an apprentice for several years in Germany. He just repaired an antique clock's inner workings for us. The workings are housed in a Swedish tall clock body. It turns out the clock's working parts are actually a rare American made bell strike made in the late 1700's or early 1800's. He restored this beautiful clock and it is working perfectly. It now keeps perfect time and the chime is working after being silent for 30 years! Captain Mike repaired several hundred years of botched repairs. And if you are looking for a statement piece for your home, he has a wide array of any kind of clock imaginable. A perfect repair and he is easy to work with.

I inherited an antique Ansonia Statuary Clock from the late 1800s. The gears/mechanism had been…read morebadly damaged by a botched 'repair' many years ago and sat idle on a mantle. It was a complicated repair and required working with a gear specialist to make one of the gears. We were incredibly impressed with Captain Mike's commitment to restoring it to its full function. He is an extremely knowledgeable craftsman. We highly recommend his services.

Dinora at Nory's Fashion Jewelry was very kind and efficient. She took us in the next day and did a…read morequick repair on an engagement ring and replaced a battery on a Movado watch and a Rado watch. The price for the service was very reasonable. Thank you Dinora !

Amazing jeweler-- she used to work in the UTC mall and then opened her own business. Her prices are…read morereasonable and she was quick to fix our items that we brought her. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for an experienced and reputable jeweler.

I had an issue with a bracelet length and had to get a couple links put in/moved and Mark the sales…read moreprofessional here was incredibly helpful and Gary the head jeweler came out and just took care of it all immediately. 100% I'll be back for jewelry and watches. of my repairs will come here.

A Wonderful Experience: Not only does this jewelry store…read morehave absolutely gorgeous high end watches and jewelry, the service there is very friendly and helpful. I was just there and I especially appreciated the service from Mark although I could tell all were knowledgeable plus down to earth so you don't need to be intimidated or uncertain in this beautiful jewel of a store.

Terrible business guy at the counter was a complete jerk offering me 20$ for a brand new meta quest…read more3 telling me that all pawn shops will offer me that left and went to another shop and got 140 for it this place is an absolute scam trying to take advantage of people dont come here shy away bad business

Two decades ago when I used to tell my parents to that "I go to a lot of pawn shops" upon answering…read moretheir "so what do you do in the south"? question, the receiver goes into dead silence mode. "You go to porn shops"?! now both mouths shouting into the corded single handled analog phone. "No Ma - no Pa, it's Pawwwwnn, with an A and a W, like the root beer". The more I spin my talk the quicker I'm gonna lose them then they quit trying to figure out just what the hell their son is saying and ask about the weather, again. In my family, when there's sudden confusion, it's time to ask about the weather, were the best at it - true professionals because we're so sincere every time and we never have any intentions of it meaning anything at all. Sockets for ratchets are the coolest manual hand tools ever. You can crank and twist without even fixing anything, just make that sound and you'll get backyard mechanics respect, but eventually you'll need to fix something. For me it's my right rear tail light -- Again! -- that I keep slamming into stuff in reverse. And then it/they break(s) them like some OddLot summer squirt gun clearance sale fashioned around a pinata filled with cheap corded linkage I couldn't choke a squirrel with without it failing me. This whole reverse gear smash up derby is costing me a lot of money and time and here in poe dunk FL, it's causing me greif. I say this because I know danggummit, jumpinJohosophatz that sheriff is dying to nail my NYC arse to the wall of another cell. They're really cute when you talk to them, they're like that kid in the back of the class whose range always seemed in question but you never asked about him or her. They're continuing along you, around you and on the side of you - passively aggressively I'd say. You just smile politely and carry your concern quickly away with you because now that kid has a badge and flashing lights and no supervision. Dan had great stuff, Snap On (rocking the bumper sticker) MAC but I'm early in the rebuild of tools so I wanted to pull the trigger and buy, buy, buy but I just couldn't. Instead, I bought this nice Srixon staff bag. It's a beauty and will sit nicely with my other 7 staff bags. From electronics to jewelry, gunz and ammo - I definitely recommend Money Man.