Clockmaster

Long story short, I had a clock that I needed to have repaired… or so I thought. For over a year a clock that I have had hanging on the wall stopped working. I took the clock down and replaced the battery. It still did not work, so I tried another battery. Clearly, none of the batteries I had would get the clock to work so I decided to bring it in to Clockmaster thinking something must be wrong with it.
When I arrived, I was greeted by an older lady and a young man named Sam. He took a look at the clock and the first thing he did was check the battery. It was dead. He took out a battery from their drawer and placed it in the clock-​it worked! I was mortified! I swear I tried to replaced the battery 3 times so I guess I had a bad batch!!!
Well, Sam had a good laugh and I got a new battery for my clock. It is hanging up on the wall and looks great and seems to be working fine too.
Lesson learned. I guess I need to go out and buy a new pack of batteries.

I came here to get the batteries changed on a few watches which all happened to die around the same time. The young man that helped me was very professional and knowledgeable about watches. He gave me a quote on how much the battery changes would cost depending on which watch he was dealing with ($ 8-​$ 10). He was able to everything in-​store and I felt that the price was very reasonable!

Great old school, mom and pop watch and clock repair shop. Best place to get your watch battery replaced. While we wait, browse the antique clocks for sale and the large variety of cuckoo clocks.
Service is fast, efficient and they know what they are doing. I’d bring my watch here for a new battery, before I’d ever trust one of those young kids working the watch kiosk at the mall.

I needed a watch battery changed and I took it to Nordstrom because that’s where I bought it. The girl at the jewelry counter said they send out their battery changes and it takes ten weeks. What?
But she also gave me a card for this store. They were very friendly, both when I called to check out the price and when I went in. Easy parking (in the Pasta House lot right next door, it’s very large), and a 2-​minute, $ 8 battery change. He even reset the date and time for me.

I had a great experience getting a watch battery changed today. They helped me immediately and were very friendly. It took about three minutes and he even reset the time and date for me.

I used to live in St. Louis, and had gotten some miscellaneous watch repairs performed here around the 2005-​06 timeframe. I had a vintage watch completely refurbished there and it was reasonably priced. The work was performed very well. Fast forward to last week, and I sent them a couple of watches for routine servicing. The watches had no abnormal issues, they just needed a cleaning and timing. Their quote was $ 295 per watch for routine service. One of the watches was barely more than that to purchase new. I said thanks but no thanks, and they said they would contact me with the return shipping costs, no problem. They called this week to tell me that the shipping cost would be $ 35! I asked how they would be shipping them and they said UPS. I shipped the same watches to them, insured for the same amount, via UPS for $ 15. I understand they can set the price for their services, but to try to squeeze $ 20 out of me just because I chose not to pay those (outrageous) prices is unacceptable. I won’t be contacting them for any more service.

A great little clock repair store on Brentwood, they have repaired a few watches for me and seem to have parts for everything. A really great place to get watch batteries and the staff here is very helpful and pleasant. It’s a small place with lots of customer service, but if there are a lot of people here, you may have a wait as the staff is limited.