Service, Service, Service. The Watch Whisperer is all about service. This place doesn't charge a lot and can fix anything you bring them. I just got a plain old battery changed. While I was there waiting, he was showing another customer his pocket watch that was completely redone. I saw a grown man in tears. The customer explained how that watch was in his family since the Civil War and how he wanted to pass it on but working. Well it was working and I was impressed. They do good work, period.

I should have gone to this place sooner. I had 2 watches that didn't work. The Seiko was just the battery needed changed. The Fossil, was a little mess. When he open the watch up, the battery had leaked all over the inside of the watch. He had me leave it overnight so he could try and clean it up. Well he did and now my watch works. He said to change your battery every 2 years, and that shouldn't happen. $5 each for the batteries and $10 to clean the battery crud out. Thanks guys.

They completely restored my husbands watch. It look just as good as the day I bought it for him (1976). Good job and thank you, he was very suprised.

I got 2 watches fixed there and they did a great job. My wife's watch needed a battery. My watch was a bigger problem. A little gear slipped out. They used a microscope and a computer, first to find the gear, then put it back in place, wow. It was like going to the dentist, but with a watch. great job guys.

These guys are great! I have aready taken them 4 watches. 2 battery changes, 1 broken crystal, and a new band. They have a lot of cool old watches for sale, but I am more into the newer styles. Kooky hours, but worth the trip.