7 Must-Visit Swiss Watch Museums
There are �� of course! �� many reasons to visit Switzerland, but if you are into watches, a Swiss trip should feel a bit like Heaven on Earth (for you, that is; perhaps not for your fellow travelers who don’t share your passion equally).Along with the many great watch shopping (and window shopping) opportunities, Switzerland is also, as you would expect, home to many great watch museums. Unfortunately, some of the most fascinating collections are “by appointment only” and therefore require a bit of planning ahead (as with the museums of Longines, Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, etc.). In this article, we introduce you primarily to some of the most interesting Swiss watch museums that all have regular visiting hours. Here are my top seven:MIH �C The Mus��e international d'Horlogerie in La Chaux-de-Fonds houses one of the world’s largest collections of watches and clocks. It is open six days a week from 10 AM to 5 PM (closed on Monday) and offers the perfect start

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Watches.TV Rolex & Tudor video
https://.youtube/watch?v=jOt-mJlZAHElooks good

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I emailed my sales associate letting them know of my interest in this piece. She emailed back a couple hours later (at 7:30am local time) saying of course I'll get it as they know how I have been waiting on this piece for years. It was an excellent and simple sales experience.I think I might pop in for an hour or two to get a complimentary Diet Coke (with ice).

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