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Clock Tower Cameras located at 32 Church St, Brighton BN1 1RL, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01273 706010

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david norris

5 Google Rating

Very helpful in getting what I wanted in a quick and pleasant manner.

5/ 5

Very helpful in getting what I wanted in a quick and pleasant manner.

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Lee Ellis

5 Google Rating

I found the guys here to be very friendly, very helpful and I will be visiting again.

5/ 5

I found the guys here to be very friendly, very helpful and I will be visiting again.

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Andrew Coleman

5 Google Rating

I bought a Canon telephoto lens and monopod for a new hobby. Excellent customer service and advice.

5/ 5

I bought a Canon telephoto lens and monopod for a new hobby. Excellent customer service and advice.

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Josh Hawthorne

1 Google Rating

These guys initially valued my camera at 550 - 650. Then their 'expert' revalued it at 550, basicall

1/ 5

These guys initially valued my camera at 550 - 650. Then their 'expert' revalued it at 550, basically telling me why it was worth the minimum amount possible. I came back to get my memory card and to my shock, there was my camera in the front of their window being sold for over 1k! II hope nobody buys it. Even if they had the decency to have given me 650 plus for the camera I would not have felt the need to write. Bottom line - they gave me an unfair price, sold it at double the price quoted. I needed a quick sell, otherwise I could have got a fair price of 850-1k if I had sold it anywhere else. Use with caution. I wouldn't trust these people as far as I could throw 'em.

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William Wylde

5 Google Rating

Popped in to buy a camera strap, really good service and great shop!

5/ 5

Popped in to buy a camera strap, really good service and great shop!

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