I've taken two different Howard Miller clocks to them for a couple repairs to each of them. Every…read moretime they made repairs and adjustments quickly, professionally, and at a reasonable cost. I even bought a couple clocks from their selection of vintage electric clocks. If you like vintage clocks, check it out, it's a lot more fun seeing them in person than on EBay. They're not easy to locate -- they' re quite inconspicuous, I keep driving past them even after I've visited 4+ times. If it turned out they were actually a safe house for James Bond or the entrance to a vast underground intelligence complex (for the good guys, not Dr. Evil -- they're far too nice), I wouldn't be surprised. Few people have clocks any more but if you do and you need it repaired, these are your people.

I didn't realize how difficult it would be to find somebody who fixes clocks. A friend said I…read moreshould just toss it, but I thought better or it. The clock cost me over $100 a few years ago. So I seraph and found this company is Niskayuna. Drive there &they asked me to wait in case it could w fixed quickly and it could and they changed me $21 to save my beautiful wall clock. Nice guys. Great work!

Mr. Elmendorf is a treasure. He knows clocks inside and out. He's repaired two of my clocks, a…read moregrandfather and a mantel clock. Highly recommend him.

I paid Mr. Morrow of OldeTymes (OldeTymesClockAndPocketwatch.com) $850.00 to come to my house to…read morefix my grandfather clock. I had to wait 6 months for him to come to my house. After I paid him his full fee, I listened to him tell me all about the grandfather clock industry. He then spent a couple hours tinkering with the grandfather clock, at the end of such time he turned palms up and said he could not fix it without a complete replacement of the inner workings (my word, not his). I asked him the cost of such a repair/replacement, and he quoted me a fee of $2,000.00. Of course, that quote was outrageous, so we parted ways. To look at his website, one would think he was competent to fix any grandfather clock that does not run. I then found another more knowledgable grandfather repairman, who fixed my grandfather clock for approximately $250.00. I intend to keep using the second repairman. Use Olde Tymes/David Morrow if you want, but I wouldn't dream of returning to him for further work on my grandfather clock. "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me."

Very satisfied with service and result. So pleased to find an old clock expert! Also appreciated…read morehis initial diagnostic examination of the clock mechanism illustrating to me what was in need of repair

These days it can be difficult to find someone to fix a clock. When I had no luck in local area in…read morewhich I live, I thought huh...I'm taking a road trip to Syracuse NY why not look to see if there is a place somewhere close to where I'll be driving....Sure enough I ran across Guerino's....just off the NY State Thruway. The Guerino's were fabulous....lovely couple, nice to chat with, flexible, reasonably priced, AND they know their clocks!

From the owner: Joe Guerino has been repairing clocks for 40 years. He also repairs lamps & vacuum cleaners. Call…read moreto bring your clock, lamp or vacuum cleaner in.

The West Side Clock Shop has very limited hours when they are open for business. I believe that…read moremeans they actually leave the shop, not that they do not want customers interrupting their work. This means nothing happens quickly. We left off two clocks for repair and were shocked when we were told 10 months until they'd be done. We called to check on them partway through and were met with a rude response since it hadn't been 10 months yet. We waited. We collected our clocks. The cuckoo clock "worked" for about a day before it started cuckoo-ing continuously or until the chain ran out. That means 130+ cuckoos!! When I brought it in for another adjustment which they did within a week or so, I was told I had a bad attitude because I was not confident that it would be fixed the second time. When I collected it, the woman at the shop accused us of doing something that caused the continuous cuckooing (pulling on the weights and not the chain). No. We've never done that. You didn't finish the job correctly. Don't blame the customer. Sadly, the second clock was also not done properly. This one is an antique mantel pendulum clock. When we brought it home, it ticked, but the hour chime was not synched with the hands. When it was 3:00, it chimed twice; 4:00, it chimed three times. Luckily, we had met another clock repair person in the preceding months who was able to explain how to fix it without another trip to West Side Clock shop. You are now cautioned to look further for another shop for your clocks.

You have to go here for your clock repairs. Nancy is amazing and they know what they are doing…read more Any clock that I have been unable to identify they know exactly what it is. They are upfront with the time that it will take and what they can do with the clocks. We took 2 clocks and they came back working like a charm. Nancy provides detailed instructions and is available for any questions. I just dropped off 3 more clocks to be worked on. When I picked up my first 2 clocks I could not believe the price. It was so reasonable and this was even with adding a gong that one of the clocks was missing. I could go on and on but their reputation speaks for itself. There is a reason that they are the go to clock shop for NY, Mass, CT and VT and I'm sure other areas. I'm so glad we found them as we love our antique clocks and won't trust them to anyone else!!!!

Chad Sopp is a highly regarded, personable repairer of all watches and clocks (recent and antique)…read more President of the CNY Watch and Clock chapter (#55) of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and owner of Timesmith Antiques (Shop & Store: wonderful selection of watches and clocks!) at 11 Ellis Drive in Dryden, NY (near Cortland and Ithaca, NY). Also a member of another NAWCC chapter, its Cog Counters (antique watches and clocks). He is helping the Bement-Billings Farmstead [BBR] in Newark Valley with its 1810 Silas Hoadley (once a partner with Seth Thomas, both of Plymouth, CT) tall clock built into the wall (rarely found) of the BBF. See him & his shop on Facebook and also at Etsy as well. Very highly recommend!

We've had a nice Swiss automatic watch and mantle clock completely serviced, bought several small…read moreestate items and dropped in from time to see new arrivals. Chad's work is impeccable and his prices very reasonable. He is a master, and is very kind and friendly. Having him so close to home is a gift to the area.

Even though we did not end up having our antique clock repaired, Mr. Bates did a great job taking…read moretime to show me where the problems were and explaining the issues in repair. He is super knowledgable. I really enjoyed speaking with him and so appreciate his honesty. I wouldn't hesitate referring anyone to the British Clockmaker for an antique clock needing repair.

Lovely personalized attention.. very easy repair for several necklaces I needed restrung…read more. affordable

Knowledgeable, professional and reasonable. Wonderful selection of jewelry for all tastes and…read morebudgets.