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Amsterdam Watch Company is a jewelry store, located at Reestraat 3, 1016 DM Amsterdam, Netherlands. They can be contacted via phone at +31 20 389 2789, visit their website www.awco.nl for more detailed information.

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Reestraat 3, 1016 DM Amsterdam
Added by Jopie, at 26 November 2009

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

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13 Reviews

  • Sebastian Tillmann
    06 March 2022

    We saw this shop while browsing through the streets of Amsterdam looking for a strap for a 2022 Speedmaster Professional. This shop specializes in vintage watches but also has a great collection of watch straps. Frans is an amazing guy and we had lots of fun chatting about watches. He was very helpful exchanging and showing me the straps on my watch. The store in general and the watches presented are quite fascinating. I bought two straps and left happy. Thank you very much and see you in future.

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  • Alison Stanford
    07 January 2021

    Excellent customer service. Two watches repaired in very impressive time and personal 1:1 service to ensure I received the watches back before travelling. Highly recommended.

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  • Antonio Costa
    17 December 2019

    Lame opening times for clients who have jobs.

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  • Nick Dexter
    04 December 2019

    I went in today ready to purchase an Omega Speedmaster. Quite rapidly I changed my mind, largely thanks to the absolutely shocking service I received from the woman there.

    Firstly, she was extremely rushy. It's almost as though my purchase was keeping her from her break, or perhaps a kettle was boiling.

    Secondly, I had to point out it was not an official Omega leather strap, she was not forthcoming with the information. It was greeted with, "it is, if you look at inside at the Oh, well it's the same leather".

    Then I asked to see the box and additional items. Again, I had to point out the fact that the magnifier was missing. Someone could easily not know it should have been there.

    Then I asked if it had been serviced recently (it was a 2005 model), and the response was "yeah, we got this in last week". A very ambiguous response, but by this point I'd entirely checked out.

    I asked about tax, and was promptly shut down. Fair enough if it doesn't apply, but you work in retail. Treat customers with respect and they may write good reviews.

    When buying a second hand watch transparency is key for me, and I didn't get that here.

    Won't be returning here, which is a shame. Awesome collection.

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  • Michael Quintana
    20 November 2018

    Great vintage watch shop! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff even though I didn’t purchase a watch (unfortunately). Will definitely make another visit here next time I’m in town.

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  • Aidan McGowan
    19 August 2017

    Very friendly and knowledgeable staff, excellent collection on show. Highly recommend!

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  • Harrold W
    21 July 2017

    Pretty high prices, big collection of vintage watches !

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  • Maurice Van Houts
    12 July 2017

    The vintage Watch experts grom Amsterdam.

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  • Saskia Van Es
    19 March 2017

    Deskundige en vriendelijke hulp van mooie horlogebandjes tot prachtige unieke horloges.

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  • Andrew Ford
    18 January 2017

    Fantastic, heaven!!

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  • Ryan O'Malley
    06 December 2016

    Vintage watches in the heart of Amsterdam. Very friendly staff that will show you around.

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  • Daan
    27 August 2013

    Thy completely ruined my watch! I brought to them a vintage 18k Omega from 1952 because it began to run slow. Because I had the watch for approximately 3,5 years they concluded that it had to be serviced and cleaned so I let them do it.

    Apart from a few surface-scratches and a small dent in the backplate, it was completely flawless as if it has only been worn on a few occasions. But although I did not specifically asked for it, they also decided to polish the case. They polished it to a point where no edge was crisp anymore but slightly rounded. They also decided to redo the metal brush on the backplate, but because of the small dent, this completely failed. It now looks as if some kid scratched it on a piece of sanding paper. They also polished the crown to a point where the gold plating just fell of, so it had to be replaced by a new one which has a slightly different shade of gold.

    They told me that the polishing of the cabinet was described on the offer and that it is standard on all the watches they receive and I had to specifically ask them not to do it. They claim to be experts in vintage watches, but I simply can not understand that you just put a steel brush on any watch that you receive. Absolutely unacceptable!

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  • A Google User
    03 December 2009

    Ruhl (sp?) was extremely helpful in helping me find a Heur that I love!

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