Service was great. We had a very tight schedule because we were on a travel tour. They were able…read moreto help us in such short period of time. They also gave us several spoon souvenirs and half bottle champagne. Their watch selection is ginormous!

The Asian girl here is so rude. When I walked in and talked to her. She didn't even look at me when…read moreshe answered my question. Will never recommend this store to anyone.

When I was in Zurich I made sure to stop in the shop to look over the Rolex watches. I had heard…read moreof this place and was told by friends it was the best place to buy a rolex. My hotel (Hotel St. Gottard) also said this was the place to go for Rolex. I went in and was taken care of by one of the female staff members. She was very helpful and made the process painless considering the price tag. I left the shop with my watch and I really enjoyed the experience. The place is easy to find, clean and they make you feel special.

Very nice displays and shelves of watches & jewelries! The sales staff who assisted me was very…read morepleasant and went above and beyond to replace the black band for the red leather I preferred on my Mondaine crystal faced watch! Price was reasonable for a contemporary Swiss made watch as Mondaine. I paid extra for the better face and leather band. All in all a pleasant shopping experience in the main city of Zurich, and this store was among many we visited as it was situated on the long stretch of high end designs as Chanel, Gucci, LV, Rolex, Bulgari, etc. Sure, my hubby got himself a Raymond Weil as well, while there!

I have been to a few of these in Germany and now this one in Zurich. After buying a few watches in…read moreMunich last year, I watch for these Christ locations when traveling if I'm in the market for a new watch for myself or as a gift. I like their selection being good quality brands but not the $10k plus spendy Rolex type offerings. Much more affordable stuff for the average spender. The service here as it is with others was very attentive and they spoke very good English. And I treated myself to a new Tissot watch that needed to go home with me. I will always recommend this chain to others when traveling in Germany.

They're tacky, obnoxious and high maintenance but you can't help but love a good cuckoo clock and…read morewhere better to purchase one than the city of cuckoo clocks? (Lucerne, Switzerland) They did it. They took the leap that they had been mulled on for nearly three years. We opted to return to the exact shop that had been helpful and friendly in explaining the world of cuckoo clocks so many years ago. This tiny corner shop has everything from wrist and pocket watches to manual clocks and batter operated versions. My sister opted for a vibrant-colored batter version; whereas, my father chose a surprisingly pricey and ornate manual (not shocking on the manual note because like his clock, he tends to be a pain in the ass himself from time to time;). If you're looking to take the cuckoo leap, I highly recommend this spot. Insider's tips: 1.) barter! And 2.) When you go to sigh the credit card receipt, take note of the nice pen. I fancied it so much I asked if he'd throw it in (this is where I get my dad's asshole bartering tactics) - the owner didn't even blink and brought out a packaged pen for each of us. Writes like a gem.

This is the main headquarters of IWC built in 1874 and 1875. This building houses the IWC museum…read moreand boutique store. If you love watches you will love walking through this small museum and looking at the evolution of IWC's watchmaking over the years. They also have a small theatre that shows running videos. They also have an interesting middle section that you can sit in couches and watch a rotating display while listening to a narrator through a headset (multiple languages available). Everywhere you will find English descriptions throughout the museum. It seems that with the beautiful watches also comes beautiful people, as I only ever saw beautiful women working throughout the establishment.