Watches of Switzerland’s combined team of 63 highly-trained, helpful and friendly staff has a total sum of over 300 years of experience in the industry and speak many different languages – including Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese and Taiwanese.
With Boutiques in Canberra, Melbourne, Melbourne Airport, Perth and Sydney, Watches of Switzerland is Australia’s largest authorised Swiss watch retailer.
Watches of Switzerland is an Australian, family-owned and operated company, founded by Eric van der Griend in 1997.
Today, Watches of Switzerland is Australia’s leading official luxury watch retailer with 14 of the world’s best brands and 6 Boutiques in Australia.
Shop CF30 Canberra Centre
Ainslie Avenue
Canberra 2601, ACT
Phone: 1300 808 135 or 61 2 6248 8842
Email: canberra@watchswiss.com
Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday closed.
L09, Luxury Precinct, T2 International Terminal
Melbourne Airport 3045, Victoria
Tel: 03 9338 0882
Email: melbourneairport@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
COVID-19 Update: Temporarily Closed.
Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Serbian assistance available.
294 Collins Street, Melbourne
3000, Victoria
Tel: 03 9671 3388 or 1300 808 135
Email: melbourne@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Mon – Sat: 10am to 4pm, Sunday closed.
199 George Street, Sydney
2000, New South Wales
Tel: 02 9251 0088 or 1300 808 135
Email: sydney@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Monday – Saturday 10am – 4pm
Sunday closed.
38 King Street, Perth
6000, Western Australia
Tel: 08 9322 8800 or 1300 808 135
Email: perth@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Mon – Sat: 10am – 4pm
Sun: closed
Shop 1, 14 Martin Place, Sydney
2000, New South Wales
Tel: 02 9223 0088
Email: lange-soehne.sydney@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday 11am to 4pm, Saturday and Sunday closed.
Visit Watches of Switzerland Sydney from 8th to 14th July to view the Cartier Traveling High End Collection, a curated selection of the most exclusive Cartier watches.
Dazzling jewellery timepieces, brilliant Baignoire variations and the historical reinterpretations of 1904 Santos de Cartier watches.
The bold design of Santos de Cartier watch in its Squelette Noctambule version seen here, with the base plate of the movement skeletonised to form Roman numerals glows green in the dark.
Inspired by the original Baignoire watch created by Louis Cartier in 1912, the new Cartier Baignoire Allongée carves a name as a timeless piece for the modern woman. Its white gold case is an ode to the jewelry mastery of Cartier, studded with diamonds, emeralds and Paraiba tourmalines.
New for 2019 the Santos de Cartier Chronograph boasts an in-house movement featuring a singular pusher on the left hand side of the case that all the functions of the chronograph: Start, stop and reset. The imposing stainless steel case features a black ADLC bezel and the Cartier QuickSwitch bracelet system.
The Cartier Tank Chinoise dates its origins to 1921 when Cartier first launched it during the Art Deco golden era. The white gold case is bordered by two lintels of calibrated rubies highlighted by black enamel. A line of diamonds adorns the brancards and the edges of the case. Available as a limited edition of 100 pieces, the watch features a black lacquer dial.
With its aesthetic style, the new Baignoire de Cartier Allongee demonstrates Cartier’s expertise in the art of watchmaking, striking a balance between timeless design and sophisticated lines.
Watches of Switzerland Sydney Boutique
199 George Street, Sydney
2000, New South Wales
Tel: (02) 9251 0088 or 1300 808 135
Email: sydney@watchswiss.com
