Great collection of clocks, watches etc. U even dont imagine that some of the jewellery over ther are actually time measuring devices More

If you can go on Saturday the guided tour in English is included in your admission cost. It is a bit of a sales pitch for Patek Phillippe brand but the 4 stories of watches and enameled jewelry are very spectacular. It's nice to have the guide tell you about the hightlights. More

A priceless collection of timepieces over the ages, in exceptionally fine condition. Starting from the top level of the museum, as you work your way to the ground level you are taken through the history of timepieces – from early non Patek Philippe examples to a sizeable collection from their own workshops. A brief video is shown on the ground... More

Must see if you are into watches. Collection of non PP watches fantastic, especially the automata and old Breguets. Sublime PP Collection has timepieces up to 1989 (their 150th anniversary) but it would be good to see some of the top post-1989 models. Bookshop selection limited and very pricey. More

Unless until you are really into watches ,else nothing much.. More

This museum boasts the most complete history about time pieces, back to 16th Century! It also has the most complete book collection about watches. More

Definitely a place to see if you're into beutiful mechanical watches even if you (like myself) willl never be able to afford a Patek Philippe. The watches are beutifully displayed, and even the most valuable ones are on display. I wouldn't dare to wear one of them in public. More

simply the best one of its kind... a must see if you are interested in watch making More

Swiss watch making at its prime! Dive in to the world of watches at the prestigious Patek Phillipe, a must for all tourists even those without a particular interest for watches. We didn't join the guided tour but I overheard parts of it and it was excellent so I would definitely recommend paying the extra francs for it. More