Times Ticking’s Watch Repairs Receive 2,000 5-Star Reviews
Utah-based watch and clock repair specialist tops 2,000 5-Star Google Reviews, with an average rating of 4.9 stars. The
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Utah-based watch and clock repair specialist tops 2,000 5-Star Google Reviews, with an average rating of 4.9 stars.
Layton, UT (PRUnderground) October 19th, 2026
Watch and clock repair company Times Ticking has surpassed 2,000 5-star reviews on Google and holds an overall average rating of 4.9 stars. The milestone reflects more than four decades of service to watch collectors and everyday owners alike. The company built its reputation on tackling timepiece work that other shops turn away, from sourcing obsolete parts to reviving movements other watchmakers deem damaged beyond repair.
The reviews behind those numbers consistently point to the same details: first-rate customer service combined with certified, factory-trained watchmakers, a level of expertise most general repair shops don’t offer. “Reaching 2,000 5-star reviews tells us the small things we focus on, like keeping customers updated, being upfront about cost, and taking on challenging repairs, actually add up for people,” said Jared Foster, president of Times Ticking. “It’s a good reminder that trust gets built one repair at a time.”
The milestone follows a run of record-setting business results. The company set new all-time monthly sales records across six separate months in 2025, then extended that streak into 2026 with additional record months in January, February, March, and July. The records reflect growing demand for the company’s customer-focused professional watch repair services.
That growth has shown up beyond the workshop as well. The company’s YouTube channel surpassed 20,000 subscribers earlier in 2026, as more watch owners turn to Times Ticking for repair guidance alongside hands-on service. The company was also recently named an authorized service center for Nivada Grenchen, adding to its existing factory authorizations and extending its reach into Swiss sport and dive watches.
Foster said the combination of positive reviews and record sales reflects the company’s commitment to giving each timepiece the attention it needs. Whether the job is a routine Rolex battery replacement or a full vintage Omega restoration, the company treats every watch and every client with care and consideration. “A repair business lives and dies on trust, and these numbers are proof that trust is there,” Foster said. “Each watch that comes through the door gets the same level of care, no matter how old or how common it is.”
Times Ticking plans to continue expanding its technician team and parts sourcing to keep pace with demand through the rest of 2026. For more information on watch and clock repair services, visit TimesTicking.com.
