FAMILY-OWNED IN RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Bring in a clock that’s stopped ticking, a watch that needs a battery, or a family heirloom that hasn’t chimed in years. We’ll take a look and talk through your options.
AT THE REPAIR BENCH
BRING IT IN
ASK ABOUT A HOUSE CALL
STOP IN FOR A BATTERY
Bring in a watch that has stopped or needs a repair assessment. Ask about Rolex service. Most watch battery replacements are $5–$10.
Marco brought in his late father’s watch. The shop restored it, and he has since brought in two more of his watches for repair.
— Marco
Irene’s watch battery was replaced in about five minutes, and she found the price reasonable.
— Irene
Austin bent his own tool trying to adjust a metal watch band. The shop got the stuck spring bars out for him.
— Austin
IN THE SHOWROOM
Stop in to see and hear musical, wall, mantel, cuckoo, grandfather, alarm and desk clocks, or try on a watch. All purchases are made at our Riverside showroom. Call ahead to check a particular model.
In the showroom you’ll find Rhythm Small World musical clocks and clocks from Howard Miller, Hönes, Engstler, River City Clocks, Bulova and Citizen, plus watches from Invicta, Casio (G-Shock, Baby-G and Edifice), Skagen and TechnoMarine. Selection changes, so call ahead if you’re looking for something specific.
Browse clocks and watches for weddings, anniversaries and other occasions.
See how the musical clocks move and chime. Call ahead to ask which models we have.
Explore Black Forest styles, including makers such as Hönes and Engstler.
Hear the familiar quarter-hour melody in person.
Rhythm ended U.S. distribution in January 2025. Ask us which Magic Motion clocks are in the showroom or bring yours in for service.
Big Ben has company. Four smaller bells in London’s Elizabeth Tower play the Westminster quarters. Big Ben itself only strikes the hour.
Eight days, one winding. A mechanical eight-day cuckoo clock needs winding about once a week. A one-day model needs it every day.
THE FAMILY BEHIND THE COUNTER
Since 1991, our family has helped Riverside customers choose and care for clocks and watches, from a first watch or a wedding gift to a grandfather clock that’s been in the family for generations.
In the showroom, you can hear how a clock chimes, compare watch styles, and ask us about care and repair. We work on timepieces in the shop and make local house calls for grandfather clocks.
Recognized by the City of Riverside · October 2016
Riverside Mayor Rusty Bailey presented the award to mark the shop’s 25 years of service to the community.
MAGNOLIA AVENUE, RIVERSIDE
10759 Magnolia Ave, Suite G
Riverside, CA 92505
Wednesday–Friday · 10 am–4 pm
Saturday · 10 am–2 pm
Sunday–Tuesday · Closed
Look for the blue awning on Magnolia Avenue, across from Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center.
All purchases are made at our Riverside showroom. Call (951) 352-3177 to check whether a specific model is available before you visit.
Bring in wall, desk, mantel or cuckoo clocks for an assessment. We also service Rhythm Small World musical clocks and Howard Miller grandfather clocks.
Yes. Watch battery replacements and watch and clock repairs are done at our Riverside shop. To check on a repair you’ve dropped off, call (951) 352-3177.
Bring your clock to the shop for a free repair quote. Most watch battery replacements are $5–$10. Call for pricing on grandfather-clock house calls or other services.
Yes. We adjust metal bands and remove links, including bands you bought somewhere else.
Battery replacements and band adjustments are often done while you wait. Larger repairs take longer, and we’ll let you know what to expect when you bring the piece in.
Yes, in the Riverside area. Nearby pickup may also be available. Call before moving the clock so we can discuss the best way to service it.
We’re at 10759 Magnolia Ave, Suite G, Riverside, CA 92505. We’re open Wednesday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. See directions and store hours.
Call us at (951) 352-3177. We don’t take questions by email.
No. Alexander Clocks & Watches is a family-owned clock and watch shop on Magnolia Avenue and has no affiliation with Alexander Jewelers.