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ATI Watches

"Established in 2007, Atlanta, Georgia. Professional Rolex watchmaker and pre-owned watch dealer. We've served thousands of satisfied customers for over a decade. We offer a wide range of services to meet every type of need. Purchase or repair call us today! We always have a great amount of pre-owned luxury watches in stock. Rolex, Breitling, Cartier, etc. We are also the official dealer of Seiko, Citizen, Casio."

Beads After Beads

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Honey Butter Boutique

This little independent boutique is well-loved in the area for its trendy and unique collections. Established in 2010, HoneyButter offers everything from apparel to chic jewelry and accessories.

Arras Creations

Arras Creations carries a variety of Women's Fashion Jewelry items. Our designer collection includes a wide range of Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles, Necklace, Pendants, Rings, Anklets and other accessories. We also carry Kurti's, Leggins, Scarf's and Men's jewelry items.

Versona

Versona is a fun women's apparel, jewelry and accessories brand with a unique approach to fashion priced right every day.

Atlanta Time

Location Hours More About your business Business name Atltime Watch Repair Business category Watch repair service Primary Watch store Description ATLTIME Watch Repair is dedicated to ensuring that your watch is taken care of. We work on various high-class Swiss watches and have an immense experience with high-complexity wristwatches. We specialize in new, used, and vintage Rolex, Omega, Breitling, Patek Philippe, AP, and other luxury watches. Complete overhaul, genuine parts replacement, and link adjustment. Our company does both repair and restorations. We have parts in stock for numerous different watches. All the work is done on-premises. CALL US TODAY to book the appointment. In addition to repair we buy and sell watches as well.

Swiss Watch & Clock Shop

Cornell Toncz was 13 years old when he began formal training for his profession. For 3 years he attended Watch & Clock Makers School in Eastern Europe, behind the Iron Curtain. He was trained, then mentored, by German and Swiss Masters. In 1969, Cornell started his own shop at the age of twenty-two. Fifteen years later and after several unsuccessful attempts to escape his native country, he finally found freedom in the United States in 1984. To learn more about Cornell's courageous escape to freedom, call or visit the SWISS Watch and Clock Shop.

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