He's one of the best... he leaves nothing to detail fixes it like it's supposed to be fixed.read more

Great guy, and quick. Brought in two watches that needed batteries and he fixed me right up!read more

Quick update. Ordered entire new suspension assembly off Ebay for half the cost of this shop's…read morerepair. The instructions that came with it were excellent. Took a few adjustments to get beat set but now it's keeping excellent time.

Fred (the owner) lies through his teeth. He took many of my clocks on as consignment. When I…read moredelivered them they were in mint condition. After several months and just a few sales he decided to return them because of discrepancies were discovered. When we got the clocks back they were all broken and damaged from their incompetent handling. Fred decided to not tell the truth or mention the damages like a little rat. After opening and reviewing each clock the damages are staggering. Avoid doing business with this clown. He lied to get my business, always had a bad attitude, and isn't professional in even the smallest regard. Coward could have at least come clean about the damages like a man. He didn't because he couldn't afford to buy them.

Asa completely refurbished an old wristwatch that I had including sourcing some needed parts. I'm…read morevery happy with the results. The watch looks amazing and works good as new. I communicated with Asa via email and he shipped a special case that I returned with the watch. I'm sending another old family watch and pocket watch for Asa to look at and refurbish. Great value, great service, and amazing communication.

I've been here twice already since discovering this place! Both times Asa helped me with a couple…read moreof things I needed to have done on my watches. One was to have a bezel reattached, and the second was a seconds hand swap. Both of them were vintage pieces, so I didn't just want to take them to any average place to have them worked on. Very professional work, friendly attitude, and attention to detail! Absolutely recommended!

According to their website: "Clock repair for all clocks, antique and new and battery operated." So…read moreI didn't bother calling before taking in an anniversary clock. Only to find out they don't repair those. So here's a tip, call or email before you make the drive. They did refer me to the only other shop in the area that does this type of repair (Country Clock in Everett) which I've reviewed separately.

Excellent customer service! Repaired our cuckoo clock for us. Glad to support a local business.read more

Thank you, Tim Morales at Benjamin & Sons for selling me a Grandfather clock that keeps good time,…read morechimes very pleasantly, and looks very good. First, I contacted Tim about a new Howard Miller mantle clock that was having issues. He did the warranty work on it. But, Howard Miller is going out of business, and the quality of their clocks seems not to be what they used to produce. Second, he worked on a 1920 Herschede mantle clock I bought on eBay. With me standing there, he pulled out the mechanism and it was clear that a part was broken. Plus, it did not look at all like the photo posted by the clocksmith on eBay who sold it to me. Tim did what he could. The reason I bought those clocks is that I want a mechanical clock that keeps good time, and neither of them do. But many Grandfather Clocks do keep good time, and I knew that Tim has some. So, after a conversation with him, I bought a 1988 Ridgeway Grandfather Clock from him. Tim and his son delivered the clock, set it up, and Tim gave me a brief overview. He also had the manual and original paperwork for me. It's beautiful, and after a few adjustments it is accurate to within a few seconds. It does play three different chimes, but I love the Winchester chimes, and this clock sounds wonderful. I expect to have it for the rest of my life. Note: Yelp says I'm in California. No, I'm in Olympia, WA.

Came in repaired my clocks. I have still two more that need to be done, but it is quick efficient…read moreand very reasonably priced would highly recommend him again. He arrived on time and was efficient and pleasant.

I just stopped by here to get my watch battery replaced. I imagine I overpaid at $40.89 to get a…read morewatch battery replaced, but I will say I walked in and out with no appointment in less than 5 minutes. When I walked in he was talking with a customer that had a few clocks; either selling them or repairing them. The owner stopped what he was doing and changed my watch battery. So, I may have overpaid, but this was the easiest thing ever. No wait and no dropping it off and returning another day. Super fast service. Sure, I could have figured it out with YouTube and a cheap battery, but it's done and I don't have to fuss with it.

Watch battery replaced on the spot, no waiting. Easy street parking. I brought cash. Highly…read morerecommend.

It's a small place that you can very easily drive by. In fact, I did, but only once. It's in…read moremixed-use development, with businesses on the ground floors of some buildings and apartments up top. The first couple times I turned down this road, I was certain the directions were wrong, because it looks so residential. But never fear. There's even parking, usually. Mr Park has a small shop with a few display cases showing off rings, bracelets, and other jewelry. Lots of sparkles. There are a few old-fashioned mantle clocks (I have kind of a thing for these), and a few miscellaneous other decorative items. Signs say he buys gold. He sits at a workbench behind the cases, and seems to do a steady business in watch and clock repair. I brought in a new watch I'd gotten for Christmas that needed links added to the band. Off-the-shelf watches are always too small for my meathead wrists. He didn't happen to stock extra links, but I got a few from the customer service department of the watch manufacturer. He got right to work the second I came in, and tapped it all together while I sat in his one chair. $10 to take a watch I couldn't even fit over my hand and turn it into something I can wear comfortably whenever I want. It took him maybe 5 minutes. Mr Park isn't the chattiest person you've ever met. He didn't even shoot the breeze with me at all until he was ringing me out. But he's a friendly, nice guy once the work is done. Watch and clock people always seem to be hyper-focused, from what little I know. Given how much more he smiled after tuning up my watchband, I think that might be his vibe. I have a mantle clock that doesn't always run and I think I might be back here to tune that up when I think of it.

From the owner: Watch & Jewelry and Clock repairread more

Top Time Watch Repair was helpful and quite incredible actually. He revived my 3 wrist watches with…read moredifferent set of problems and they work great now. Also help with band selection and customizing it for one of my Skagen watch.

Over $130 to fix my watch, and it died again a week later. Avoid this place at all costs!!read more

Very skilled craftsmen in clock and watch repairs. Bob repaired and cleaned two clocks for me: a…read moregrandmother wall clock and a one-floor grandfather clock. Best to call before going to arrange a time and to get directions. I recommend North End Clock Shop and will use them again. If you need a cleaning or repair of any mechanical clock this is the place to go. Ken

Excellant repair shop. Took an old clock and made it ding ding again. Ill be going back.read more

This shop has NOT closed! It moved over near Britten Road. The owner was both skilled and deeply…read morekind. He can and will do house calls, but in my case, he talked me through carefully removing the minute hand from my great-great-grandparents' clock, myself. I then took the two pieces of the broken hand to him, expecting to leave it for however long it needed to wait in the queue. Instead, he fixed it right then, and let me watch as he carefully soldered the parts back together and re-blacked them. Then coached me on how to re-install the hand. He promised he'd come do it for me if I got too scared, but said I could save the cost of a house call, and I did. The clock is working just fine! His prices was very reasonable. And I loved looking at all the clocks and antiques and tools in his workspace. I'm so glad to know there's a place to go in case of any future problems!