I recently brought 2 vintage watches in for estimates & when I picked them up found they had cut one of the leather bands (I imagine the tool used to remove the watch back slipped) & didn't even mention it. I noticed it after I left. Had they told me they did it, I would have said okay -accidents happen - but not mentioning it when they knew they did it is not acceptable.

I am glad I took my watches to another shop (estimates were high for the repair) - because if they do that damage to a leather band - what damage might they do to my valuable vintage watches?

I went to these guys because I needed a ring resized and I had read that they do on site repairs. I got the ring back in 2 days which was good but there were some scuff marks on it and I had to take it back to get the platinum rebuffed. Although they had rebuffed the ring quickly while I waited they made some really lame excuses which I thought was unprofessional. My fiancee will be back in town in 2 days so I am writing this review assuming that the size was adjusted correctly.

This is a family-run jewelry shop, with all repairs done on the premises. They can fix anything from a replacing a dead battery to making heirlooms work again. Though they specialize in very high-end watches, Ive brought in no-name brands (with sentimental value) that I needed repairing. Their fees are reasonable, and theyre so well trained in Swiss watch repair that they do their all repairs themselves, a real rarity these days since this work is usually outsourced (physically mailed!) elsewhere. This gives me a lot of confidence in their work and I would highly recommend them for any repair you need!

Danielson has some great jewelry designs
if you are looking for something unique
and of good quality in jewelry. I really
like their craftsmanship.