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Watch, Clock, & Jewelry Repair
For quality on site repair of watches and clocks, please see John. For your jewelry needs turn to Ricci.
Come into our store located at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and North Broad Street (Route 501). The Lititz Watch Company is the leader in the south central Pennsylvania Area for watch, clock and jewelry sales and service. 
We service everything!
--from the smallest ladies wristwatch from the 1950's to massive 200 year old grandfather clocks, and we restore antique to modern jewelry of all precious metals.
If you are looking to buy a watch, clock, or jewelry, come in and view our high quality products at reasonable prices. Our watch selection includes: Rolex, Hamilton, Citizen, Swiss Army, Luminox, Pocket watches, Mondaine, Accutron, Fossil, and Skagen watches. We also carry Howard Miller grandfather and mantel clocks, Black Forest Cuckoo Clocks by Hones, and antique clocks. Estate Jewelry and handcrafted Designs by Ricci.
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Atmos Clock Repair
Lititz Watch Co. is one of the few clock service centers in the area that has the expertise to repair Atmos clocks. Atmos clocks are unique, and the fact that they require the skills of both a clock and a watchmaker. The repair and setup of Atmos clocks is so critical, for instance, that the minute hand must be balanced in order for the clock to run. Lubrication is also critical. Many points in an Atmos clock, if oiled, will stop the clock. Contact us and we will be happy to discuss the specifics of your clock, including proper shipping procedures, or bring the clock into the store and we will give you a free quote. |
 Antique Pocket/Wrist Watch Repair
When you start a collection of antique watches it is important to note the necessity of keeping your watches serviced. We properly service antique watches without taking shortcuts. All watches are completely disassembled and each part goes through an ultrasonic cleaning process. The watches are reassembled, oiled, a new mainspring is placed in each one, and they are monitored for proper time keeping. Finally, the cases are cleaned and the watch movements are placed back into their cases. The watches are then wound and placed in our safe for observation. |
Rolex Repair
We offer services that are typically faster than Rolex as well as less expensive, while working to the same high Rolex timing specifications and using original Rolex parts. In addition to the extremely high standards that we use for our movement restoration, cases and bracelets are refinished to impeccable like new condition, using the proper brushed and high polished hand finishes. Rolex watches always receive a new mainspring and gaskets and are pressure tested for water resistance. |
Clock Repair
At Lititz Watch Co. we have the in-house capability of repairing and restoring any type of age of clock, from modern quartz movement replacements to 200 year old antique timepieces. Brands include Ansonia, Gilbert, Seth Thomas, Waterbury, New Haven, Herschede, Howard Miller, and many others. We are a factory authorized service center for Howard Miller clocks.
From museum quality case restoration, wheel cutting, dial refinishing as well as polishing and lacquering of brass pendulums, bezels, and weight shells to restoring Atmos clocks with genuine Jaeger Le Coultre parts, at your request we will give your treasure new life.
We make house calls on Grandfather Clocks. |
Jewelry Repair
 Customers and friends often ask me, "how do you come up with your designs?" For me they come from emotions, dreams, perhaps some structure that catches my eye, and sometimes a piece will evolve as I am working on it. Other times the well is dry. No good idea will come and, if I insist on making something in that state of mind, it usually turns out to be "a throw back". My love for jewelry started at a very early age. I was probably four years old, and my grandmother who was also a great lover of jewelry, had to lift me up to jewelry store windows so that I could see the glittering baubles that held my attention. My love for gems started when I was still in diapers and collected pebbles from our neighbor's driveway. In my teens I began collecting minerals and soon my room looked like a mineral museum. Of course, it was up to me to dust my room.
You would think that jewelry and gemology would have been my first career, especially since I was always the artistic type. I did needlework at an early age, painted, and drew, made costume jewelry, collages, etc, but after having been an exchange student and learning a second language and then a third, I worked as a translator, mostly for small companies, but I also had some interpreting assignments at the Pentagon for a few months in the early 1980's. My addiction to jewelry finally "bubbled" over and a light bulb went off in my head. And well, the rest you can read under the heading About Us. And yes, I am glad I made the change. I enjoy learning, growing and creating. |
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