Ridglea Watch & Jewelry

Name: Ridglea Watch & Jewelry
Address: 6387 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX, 76116, US
Telephone: (817) 377-1766
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.2

Ridglea Watch & Jewelry: Timeless pieces, expert care in Fort Worth.

4.2(5 reviews)

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Ridglea Watch & Jewelry in Fort Worth offers expert jewelry and watch services from an on-site horologist. Customers praise fast ring sizing, complimentary cleans, and honest, skilled assessments on luxury timepieces like Rolex and Piaget, as well as careful jewelry repairs. The bright Camp Bowie showroom and friendly staff help shoppers and collectors alike.

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6387 Camp Bowie Blvd D, Fort Worth, TX 76116, USA

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6387 Camp Bowie Boulevard

Fort Worth, TX, 76116

(817) 377-1766 www.ridgleawatchandjewelry.com/

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Services

Watch Repair & Servicing

Comprehensive repair for luxury and vintage watches, including crystal replacement, demagnetizing, and full servicing by an on-site horologist.

Jewelry Sales

Curated selection of fine jewelry, including rings, bracelets, and custom pieces, with expert sizing and cleaning services.

Jewelry Repair & Sizing

Professional repair, resizing, and stone securing for rings, bracelets, and other jewelry items.

Watch Battery Replacement

Quick and reliable battery changes for various watch models to keep your timepiece running smoothly.

Custom Jewelry Design

Personalized design and creation of unique jewelry pieces tailored to your style and preferences.

4.20 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Dina Suzzanne Grantham Thomas

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· 10 months ago

Bought a gorgeous ring here. They said one week for sizing. It took TWO DAYS. I was so excited I was vibrating with joy to get it so quickly!

ZackB

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· 11 months ago

I dropped off my watch with Ridglea Watch & Jewelry for service and repair of the crystal and mainspring. A few days later, Mark (owner) calls me with a price quote and a timeframe of 5-6 weeks. I agreed to the price and timeframe and gave permission for work to begin. After 5.5 weeks I called the store to get an update on the progress and an to see if it was still on track to be completed in 6 weeks. I was told that Mark (owner) would call me back. A couple hours later I received a call from Mark. The tone of the call was unexpected. I was told that the watch was really complicated, and it would be 2-3 more weeks and if I would have taken it to a factory authorized repair shop it would have taken 8 months. At that moment, I really didn’t know how to respond. Perhaps Mark was expecting me to be grateful that he was only going to take 9 weeks instead of the 6 he quoted? After the call, I took a few hours to process everything to determine if I was rude or if my tone could have been construed as upset. Once I decided that I was not the one being rude, I called back and asked if work on my watch had started. Mark stated that it had started and asked why I was asking. I told him that based on the previous conversation I did NOT want to do business with him any further and I would prefer to take the watch to another service provider. I explained that I didn’t appreciate being spoken to so rudely. I told him I knew the watch was complicated, I was the one who bought it and I had no issues at all with the timeframe he initially provided, and I was simply checking on the status and did not appreciate being told that if I would have taken it somewhere else it would have taken 8 months. I stated if the repair was going to take 9 weeks that is fine but that could have been communicated. “Hey Mr. ____ the repair on your watch is taking a little longer than expected, and we were giving you a courtesy call to let you know it will be a couple more weeks!” - a simple communication like that would have been fantastic customer service. The conversation ended with me agreeing to wait the additional 2-3 weeks for the repair to be completed. Six days later, I am out of state on a family vacation, and I get a voicemail from Mark telling me the was has been sealed up and NOT repaired and I could pick it up and take it where I wanted. This was a frustrating and unprofessional experience. Mark was passive-aggressive and vindictive to a customer simply because I called and asked for an update. Avoid this business at all costs.

AYO BREW

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· 1 year ago

Ridglea Watch and Jewelry are AMAZING, with absolutely AWESOME people! I went to have links taken out of my Christian bracelet, and not only did the man help me , he went ABOVE AND BEYOND to make sure the stones in my Cross STAYED secure and in place ! He didn’t ask me for a dime ! We spoke about God , Scripture , and Church ! A Holy Man! Made my heart happy to see a fellow believer and speaker of Christ! I highly recommend this place ! Also if you believe, have a conversation with him . I promise it will brighten your day ! God Bless you sir 🙏

Mitch Walker

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· 1 year ago

Ridglea Watch & Jewelry is my new go-to in Fort Worth. Their on-site horologist diagnosed and tuned up my vintage Seiko in no time, and while I waited the jeweler even gave my ring a complimentary deep clean. Friendly experts, fair prices, and a bright showroom on Camp Bowie—what more could you ask for? Highly recommended!

Dwight Greene

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· 2 years ago

I have been taking luxury watches to Mark at Ridglea Watch & Jewelry for many years. I can always count on him for an honest accurate assessment of each individual timepiece. He has serviced my Rolex President, Rolex Daytona, Rolex Datejust, Piaget Polo Day/Date and Piaget Gouverneur Date. The range of work included simple repair and sizing, to demagnetizing, and all the way to full wristwatch service. I have never known Mark to provide anything less than stellar service. He’s the best…and their prices are reasonable as well.

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ZackB

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· 11 months ago