Fast-Fix Jewelry & Watch Repairs

"Good guys very helpul fast service"

"Will never call back or update on if repair been done…have to call and make visits to find out. Workmanship is poor."

"Brought my gold necklace here for repairs, ignoring the reviews. Intentionally created another break in the chain he said there was two breaks and that he would fix them no biggie. Get's my necklace back and they look as if they had been glued back together, I didn't really mind since I was looking to get a new one and this was a temporary fix anyway. Within 24 hours at some point the chain broke while I was wearing it and the gem is now gone all I have tis the broken chain which of course broke where he "fixed" it. Thanks for losing my sentimental piece. Should've taken more photos of the incident to report this business."

"Took five watches to replace batteries. Service was quick. There is only one person working there so you have to wait if he is busy. They will try to upsell you in getting “lifetime batteries,” which means you pay double the price to get battery replacements for life."

"Jim is dishonest. I brought 2 watches to his store. One had been in a drawer forever-and I needed it serviced and a new battery. The other was losing time despite repeated attempts by another jeweler (who claimed they replaced everything) to get it to keep time. He said he’d call me in a few days after he looked at both watches to let me know what the watches needed and give me a quote. He called a few days later as promised. When we spoke he quoted $119 to replace the circuit board and $30 to replace the battery. He told me the other watch needed a new movement, saying the movement was original, and quoted me $499. I told him to proceed with the repair of the one watch for $149 and I’d let him know after checking with the jeweler who previously worked on my other watch as I was told everything had been replaced. When I called the other jeweler,he told me he replaced the movement (installed a brand new one) in July-and that it was ‘not’ original. I then told Jim I did not want the movement replaced, and to not do anything further with that watch. Not knowing who was telling me the truth, I decided to have the original jeweler open it up for me to show me the movement. I picked up both watches today. Jim charged me $199 for the circuit board. Shocked, I told him he quoted $119 and he argued with me. I did not have a choice as I wanted my watches so I paid him another $80 and took my watches. I went directly to the original jeweler today-he opened up the other watch and showed me the movement was new, and inside the watch it was marked “new movement July 2021”. I immediately called Jim and let him know that in both cases he was not being honest with me and asked him to credit me the $80 and I’d let this go. He refused and argued with me. JIM IS DISHONEST AND WILL SELL YOU THINGS YOU DO NOT NEED. HE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF CONSUMERS AND RIPS YOU OFF. I PLAN TO FILE A CLAIM AND REPORT HIM TO THE BBB."