Mission Watch And Jewelry

My daughter dropped off her watch to have some links removed and a battery replaced. Upon picking it up today I was told the movement needed replacement for $150+parts. I took the watch to a different jeweler where I was told the watch had the wrong battery. They installed a new correct battery and the watch works perfectly now

My parents took a vintage Nieman Marcus watch to Alex Jazeh at Mission Watch and Jewelry for an appraisal. They thought they were dealing with an honest small businessman and left the watch with him so that he could evaluate it and give his professional opinion. When they went back a while later to retrieve the watch, he claimed that they hadn't given him a watch and that he knew nothing about it. They couldn't find the watch in the store. If you choose to do business with Alex Jazeh at Mission Watch and Jewelry (which I would not recommend), make sure that you take photos and get signed paperwork because he is dishonest and untrustworthy. We have heard from other friends that they have had similar questionable dealings with him. Beware. He is a liar and a thief.

I brought some rings needing resizing and stone resetting to Mission Watch and Jewelry Repair. My expectations were exceeded. The proprietor was very knowledgeable and personable. He did a great job on my rings, making them look brand new, turned them around quickly, and charged a fair price. I'm happy to support a small business and will return.

Alex is great, he really knows his stuff. Takes great care of watches and jewelry!He has replaced watch batteries for me, done a few repairs, and sold me a few things. Very honest and straightforward.

Cops were called again here. I keep getting refused by the owner. All I asked for was an invoice and he told me there was no such thing. But my original watch strap is missing so I would like that back or at least know what happened to it. Even if not an invoice from him but the place he sends it to in NY would be nice to have an invoice from. - why won't he just type something up for me? I don't get it. And when I asked a question about work that was done he told me "please leave have a good day" - odd, no?Would not recommend, basically a pawn shop.UPDATE: as of 6/14 my mother is now getting threatening texts from the owner to take down negative reviews. I am her daughter was there to witness everything. It seems he does this with every other person. So you've been warned. And if you do have good service, maybe double check to see he didn't "replace" anything.Regarding the photo: here you can see that indeed the watch was sent somewhere outside of KS to be worked on, even though he tried to say on the court room he brought it to one of his buddies in OP, KS. This photo was texted to my mother from HIM. Before I even agreed to the price to have him work on it which the price also kept changing. Henceforth, why I would like an INVOICE.

I have a gorgeous David Yurman ring that was almost unwearable due to damage (wear and tear over the years) and I went to all the Yurman sales places in town and they wouldn't even try to fix it. Mission Watch and Jewelry repair was immediately willing to try AND they did an amazing job in less than 24 hours! Price was right too. This is a talented man and business!

The reviews for this business are skewed. The owner pays for 5 star reviews and has threatened lawsuits with Yelp and Google if they don't remove the negative reviews after several weeks. Trust the 11+ One star reviews, those are genuine. The owner has been shut down at his other locations (City Market Watch & Jewelry) for theft and fraud. Do business with this establishment at your own risk. I advise anyone with a negative experience to report it to the appropriate authorities because it is an ongoing issue with this owner and his business.

My in-laws dropped a watch off for appraisal and returned to get it and the owner acted like he didn't know them or the watch. They're out a nice watch and he's a very dishonest business person. Beware of this place.

Thinking that we were dealing with an honest local small businessman, we left an heirloom watch with Alex Jazeh, asking for his opinion on the value and advisability of having it repaired. He did not give us a ticket on the watch and we did not think to ask. When we returned to the shop to pick up the watch, Mr. Jazeh could not find it and had no memory of ever seeing it. This was an unusual watch of some value which would not often have crossed his counter. It would be hard to forget. We have now lost a family heirloom and he has made a bit of money. We were in the wrong for not asking for proof that he had accepted the watch, so the only recourse we have is to tell others to be wary of doing business with Me jazeh. He is not an honest man.

Needed some jewelry and watch repair. The price was fair and reasonable. Alex was nice and helpful.