Uhrenmuseum Beyer Zürich
| Bahnhofstrasse 31, Zürich |
5 priser
9.60/10.00 |
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+41 43 344 63 63 |
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Althea Labre (21.10.2017 03:50)
It's a pretty small museum but informative. All the labels are in German but they do provide an iPad for visitors to look up items in English. But that got old pretty quickly. IMO, they should have just bilingual labels on everything.
It's a pretty small museum but informative. All the labels are in German but they do provide an iPad for visitors to look up items in English. But that got old pretty quickly. IMO, they should have just bilingual labels on everything.
Alexei Turkin (02.08.2017 02:42)
A small jewel in Zurich. Very nice collection with explanations on a tablet.
A small jewel in Zurich. Very nice collection with explanations on a tablet.
Nir Aviv Shapir (20.06.2017 19:42)
Absolutely fascinating!!! Unique pieces and really well presented! It's easy to miss so I highly recommend not to! Even if you are not into watches it's a must when visiting Zurich! Plus the stuff is very nice! 😀
Absolutely fascinating!!! Unique pieces and really well presented! It's easy to miss so I highly recommend not to! Even if you are not into watches it's a must when visiting Zurich! Plus the stuff is very nice! 😀
Mireille Paradis (15.12.2016 22:07)
Incredible pieces, interactive informations (in various languages) provided with an iPad handed to the visitor. Very generous of the Beyer family to share this amazing collection. Free with Zurich card.
Incredible pieces, interactive informations (in various languages) provided with an iPad handed to the visitor. Very generous of the Beyer family to share this amazing collection. Free with Zurich card.
Kevin Dowling (03.08.2016 03:05)
We were at the end of a 10-day trip to Switzerland and the last day was spent in Zurich. At the beginning of the trip we went to the Patek Phillipe museum in Geneva and they have a very nice and extensive collection. However, while the Beyer Watch Museum is smaller, we felt we got more out of it. It is small and wide ranging and we were handed an iPad with a video and text accompaniment to the exhibits. While this must still be a work in progress, it was an excellent overview and explanation of the clocks and watches on display. It is small - really only two rooms but it is a very nice collection that covers a lot of history. A pleasant surprise were two George Daniels watches which I had never before seen in person. Another is an extraordinary clock that synchronizes a small watch called a sympathetic pendulum (the french name sounds much better than my translation!). The store itself has many fine brands and watches - someday perhaps I can afford one!
A gem of a museum. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. They also have a small selection of nice books.
We were at the end of a 10-day trip to Switzerland and the last day was spent in Zurich. At the beginning of the trip we went to the Patek Phillipe museum in Geneva and they have a very nice and extensive collection. However, while the Beyer Watch Museum is smaller, we felt we got more out of it. It is small and wide ranging and we were handed an iPad with a video and text accompaniment to the exhibits. While this must still be a work in progress, it was an excellent overview and explanation of the clocks and watches on display. It is small - really only two rooms but it is a very nice collection that covers a lot of history. A pleasant surprise were two George Daniels watches which I had never before seen in person. Another is an extraordinary clock that synchronizes a small watch called a sympathetic pendulum (the french name sounds much better than my translation!). The store itself has many fine brands and watches - someday perhaps I can afford one!
A gem of a museum. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. They also have a small selection of nice books.
