L'atelier de L'horloger
Watch and clock repair and retail for customers in Nantes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About L'atelier de L'horloger
L'atelier de L'horloger repairs watches, clocks, pendulums and jewelry, replaces watch batteries and straps, and sells watches, clocks and alarms.
It serves customers at a shop in Nantes, with watch models and accessories available for in-store purchase. The business was founded in 2017 and is based in Nantes, France.
Product: In-store watch, clock and jewelry repair, battery and strap replacement, and retail sales of watches, clocks and alarms.
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