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The Menlo Clock Works
The Menlo Clock Works
(650) 321-4292
961 El Camino Real
Menlo Park CA 94025
Menlo Park CA 94025
46% mojo
based on 3 reviews
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3 Reviews
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Richard B.
Richard B.
5/9/06
Buy your next watch or clock and get...
Menlo Clock is a great little shop. Maybe you're looknig for a new watch. Maybe you want to get a new clock to have an heirloom for your kids. Maybe you want to get your grandfather's watch all fixed up and running like new. ...
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Menlo Park Resident
Menlo Park Resident
10/7/07
Not trustworthy dealing with small jobs
I have a pin that connects the watch buckle to the bracelet fell off my Swiss Army watch. The Menlo Clock Works watch repair man first told me that the buckle broke and he has to order replacement which I quickly pointed out to him that was not the case and it was merely a missing pin. He then tried to tell me that he had to send the watch in for repair because of some special parts. I casted some doubts and left the shop. Later I took it to the Sears store watch repair desk in the Mountainview San Antonio center. The repair man there took 10 minutes to replace the pin while I waited. The cost was $6.
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Richard B.
Richard B.
First To Review
epretorious
epretorious
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Complete Lack of Attention to Detail
I took my Seiko Automatic Diver & my Timex 1854 to have a wristband pin replaced in each. First: The band and the shoulder on the Timex were loose when the watch was returned - The wrong pin had been installed. Second (i.e., after I sent the Timex back to have the correct pin installed): The pin popped-out as I was leaving and I had to return to have it installed correctly. Third: Both watches were returned to me filthy - Both watches had been manhandled but not wiped clean afterwards. I won't be returning. P.S. I'll be taking my watches to the watchmaker at Macy's Union Square, in San Francisco. Excellent service: courteous, and professional!
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I took my Seiko Automatic Diver & my Timex 1854 to have a wristband pin replaced in each. First: The band and the shoulder on the Timex were loose when the watch was returned - The wrong pin had been installed. Second (i.e., after I sent the Timex back to have the correct pin installed): The pin popped-out as I was leaving and I had to return to have it installed correctly. Third: Both watches were returned to me filthy - Both watches had been manhandled but not wiped clean afterwards. I won't be returning. P.S. I'll be taking my watches to the watchmaker at Macy's Union Square, in San Francisco. Excellent service: courteous, and professional!
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Recommended: Yes
Menlo Park Resident
Menlo Park Resident
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Not trustworthy dealing with small jobs
I have a pin that connects the watch buckle to the bracelet fell off my Swiss Army watch. The Menlo Clock Works watch repair man first told me that the buckle broke and he has to order replacement which I quickly pointed out to him that was not the case and it was merely a missing pin. He then tried to tell me that he had to send the watch in for repair because of some special parts. I casted some doubts and left the shop. Later I took it to the Sears store watch repair desk in the Mountainview San Antonio center. The repair man there took 10 minutes to replace the pin while I waited. The cost was $6.
Read more at maps.google.com
I have a pin that connects the watch buckle to the bracelet fell off my Swiss Army watch. The Menlo Clock Works watch repair man first told me that the buckle broke and he has to order replacement which I quickly pointed out to him that was not the case and it was merely a missing pin. He then tried to tell me that he had to send the watch in for repair because of some special parts. I casted some doubts and left the shop. Later I took it to the Sears store watch repair desk in the Mountainview San Antonio center. The repair man there took 10 minutes to replace the pin while I waited. The cost was $6.
Read more at maps.google.com
Recommended: Yes
Richard B.
Richard B.
Tuesday, May 9, 2006
Buy your next watch or clock and get...
Menlo Clock is a great little shop. Maybe you're looknig for a new watch. Maybe you want to get a new clock to have an heirloom for your kids. Maybe you want to get your grandfather's watch all fixed up and running like new. ...
Read more at www.insiderpages.com
Menlo Clock is a great little shop. Maybe you're looknig for a new watch. Maybe you want to get a new clock to have an heirloom for your kids. Maybe you want to get your grandfather's watch all fixed up and running like new. ...
Read more at www.insiderpages.com
Recommended: Yes
Business Details on The Menlo Clock Works
BRANDS
Seiko, Rolex, Swiss Army, Tissot, Pulsar, Mondaine, Citizen Watch, Pulsar, Suunto, Casio, Skagen, Wenger
PRODUCTS
Mantel, Grandfather, Cuckoo, Antique Jewelry
SERVICES
Sales, Free Estimates, Estimates
Payment Types:
Master Card,
Visa,
Discover
Phone Numbers:
Primary Phone: (650) 321-4292
Hours Open
| Tuesday | 9:30am to 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30am to 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am to 5:30pm |
| Friday | 9:30am to 5:30pm |
| Saturday | 9:30am to 5:30pm |
