Watchmaking museums

The collections of clocks, watches, automata presented in a late 18th century manor house, pay tribute to talented craftsmen and artists. Visitors are invited into the world of...

Valuable objects coming from private collections are displayed in 8 typical rooms. The visitors are led by experienced guides through 7 centuries of craftsmanship. The collection...

“L’Espace” wants to show its differences and affirm its personality, through a presentation of watchmaking, its history and its trades using interactive and instructive ground-breaker mediums....

Museum devoted to the famous Swiss watch brand. Collection running from key-wound pocket watches to ultra-slim quartz models, including the world precision record chronometer of...

Established in a building from the early 20th century, the museum presents over four floors an important collection of Genevese, Swiss and European horological art, enamels, musical...

TAG Heuer 360A museum unlike any other. Thanks to ingenious design, the TAG Heuer 360 Museum is where time officially stops, thanks to the brand's rich culture and fascinating showcasing of a...

Located at La Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland, this unique Museum traces changes in watch tools and machinery over more than three centuries through more than one hundred collector's...

The Kellenberger clock collection offers a fascinating journey through time: from ancient instruments for observing the sky to the first electric time measuring. The highlights of the...

Zum Rösli Clock Museum offers enthusiasts of antique clocks a rich collection of some five hundred table clocks, wall clocks and longcase clocks from the 1460s to the...