Swatch Store

I went in today with my daughter and the woman who helped us was awesome. We got a new watch. She was super helpful and even polished my watch. Thank you!

Anything in this world that makes my wife this happy is a 5 star in my book. We were pleasantly surprised in seeing this store while having a less than stellar experience at a movie theater in the same mall.
She squealed with excitement and said. «I didnt know they were back!» I said, «I didnt know they ever left…» which was the exact same thing the fun and helpful store clerks said.
They have a really fun selection of watches at pretty good prices, given the warranty etc.
Go SWATCH away! More than one makes you have super powers when worn at the same time too…

I wandered in here out of curiosity, my husband was dragged. They have a lot of neat things! Most of the watches are plasticy bands, some are metal and they all look pretty sweet. I think Santa should bring me something from here for Christmas.

I love Swatch watches and I don’t even wear a watch. So. I was super enthusiastic to find that North Park had provided us Dallasites with this gem, but really deflated when I actually went inside the store. Its about the size of my bathroom and their selection is lacking at best. The watches they have are great, but there’s only about 20 to choose from. When I go into a Swatch store I expect a Swatch explosion. A Swatch store experience should be fun — like going into a candy store in Amsterdam! This store needs more Swatches!!!

There’s no denying that Swatch watches are cool. They’re affordable, have fun and colorful designs created by crazy European artists, and they’re nostolgic of the ‘80s — when every kid had one with a scratch protector on their wrist. Okay, but here’s where the awsomeness sets in with this store: they buff the faces for you.
Got scratches? Forgetaboutit! This mussy-​haired teenager totally loved me (it must be my funky glasses) and buffed my watch for free while I looked around.
This store carries a lot of what you can find on the Web, but I’d rather look at these fine art pieces in person because some watches have hands that move when you tap the face. For example, here’s a watch with bunnies doing it in different positions and the hands will point to a position after tapped; kind of like playing spin the bottle. They also have watches dedicated to social causes, such as the clear, condom shaped watch created to promote sexual awareness. What other watch company does that?