Reviews of Knight Watch & Jewelry Co in Colorado Springs

Wow.  That sums up how I was treated here.  Just, WOW.

I thought that this place was Theodore Blum's Jeweller’s Services (TBJS) simply renamed.  Unlike Knight's, TBJS was reviewed by several people here on Yelp as being well liked, highly rated and reasonable.  

Unfortunately, hoodwinked by Google's poor location service,  I took my watch into Knight's and some kid told me it would be, "$650 to start. "  

I looked at him and thought, "Good Lord, Son, do you make $200 an hour?"  

My first clue should have been the need to be buzzed into a tiny store front dominated by dark wood and deep plush carpet.  The  second should have been all the Rolexes (and ONLY Rolexes) for Sale.

My guess?  He and the owner looked at my watch, decided it was not worthy of their time (spoiler: it's not a Rolex) and simply didn't want to fix it. I decided that these people live in the Broadmoor and by that I mean The Hotel, not the area Around the hotel.  

I have only experienced such snobbery once before in the Springs.  That business no longer exists.  Be advised, this place is NOT TBJS and know that you will probably be charged just to breathe the air in here.   

If their goal was to get rid of what they thought was an obnoxious insect in their store, they succeeded.  Trouble is?  They insect is now free to express her opinion here and to friends and family.

My opinion?  Unless you you have money to burn?  AVOID.

Oh and P.S. to that kid: Not spending money is how one STAYS a millionaire, NOT how one becomes one. One becomes a millionaire by offering goods or services people actually want to purchase. Over-charging people for goods or services is called “Killing the goose that lays the golden egg. “ It works in the short term, but when people smarten up? They stop coming to your business.

We were pleased with the gifts we bought for all our bridesmaid and groomsmen at this shop. The custom made ring I also ordered from them is spectacular, fabulous, simply amazing.