Clocktiques

"This place is awesome and we take all of our watches here. They recently repaired my wife's 25 plus year old Movado. A "jewelry store" where we had taken it for a battery replacement years ago had lost one of the screws and not replaced the gasket, which let moisture in and ruined the movement. Clocktiques repaired it and it is now running flawlessly! Which is great, because it's my wife's favorite watch. At this point they're the only ones I trust to work on our watches, whether it's a Seiko or my Tag Heuer. They are fair, honest, do great work, and have never once tried to push or sell me something I didn't need. When was the last time you could confidently say that about anyone offering you repair services? Plus they've got some amazing watches for sale in the showroom. I don't need them, but man oh man do I want them!"

"Rick and Crystal are truly amazing! I walked in with a Tag watch and within minutes (and yes I mean minutes) it was repaired. He also fixed another watch in which my wife first gave me 19 years ago. Rick is amazingly brilliant! And, Crystal is so personable, she made the entire experience a 5 star experience. I would highly recommend them for all your watch and clock needs!"

"For all of your Rolex needs do yourself a favor go see Rick the owner, Ben his apprentice and the whole crew including his wife. Outstanding service and amazing people to business with plus they have the coolest dog. Best service around"

"I had a great experience with Rick and the team at Clocktiques getting a 1950s Omega bumper automatic working again. This was a non-working watch found in my wife's grandfather's belongings. Its an uncommon movement today, and we were unsure if it could even be repaired. Rick took on the job and really put a lot of time and effort into getting it to run spectacularly and cleaning it up. We couldn't be happier with the outcome and would absolutely recommend Clocktiques for servicing and repair."

"Rick is an amazing horologist. A few years ago he cleaned, adjusted, replaced a crystal, and got a new band for my grandfather's Ball Canadian Trainmaster watch. Because of the excellent work, I brought him a new challenge; to find hands, replace the crystal, clean, and adjust an 1800's Audemars pocket watch from my wife's great great grandfather. It took about 6 months, but great work takes time and Rick did not disappoint. He kept me up to date about his progress and showed dedication to making the watch as perfect as it could be. I decided to keep the worn face to show character and age. Rick took this task head on and passed with flying colors. I will be bringing all my watches here in the future."