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Watch Tourism in Amsterdam, consejos
La recomendación de rodaballo es esta, está un poco lejos del centro.
Amsterdam Watch Company
Hartenstraat 4
1016 CB Amsterdam
The Netherlands
phone: 0031 20 389 27 89
www.awco.nl
and official dealer from
www.klaauwwatches.nl
www.dornblueth.com
Además esto tomado de la extinta página Watch Tourism. Las visité pero no hay nada distinto a lo que puedes encontrar en Madrid o Barcelona:
From Centraal Station, just walk about a 1/4 mile down Damrak and you'll run right into Dam Square. The selction is generally pretty good and prices are comparable to those in France and Belgium, sometimes better. I always see lots of Rolex(of course), IWC, and Blancpain models, to name a few. Good luck and enjoy your trip.
Amsterdam Diamond Center and Rokin Jewellery
According to my experience the best places are aforementioned shops and one more down the road along Rokin st. They carry among others Franck Muller, AP etc. I could negotiate around 15% discount on Franck Muller and AP RO OS. Alas it was still too expensive ... All those places are right in center around Dam Square.
On or around Kalvertstraat, in the southern end of the street, and especially on one or two small streets between Kalvertstraat and Singel. I can't remember any names but I have seen Lange, Glashuette, Van Der Bauwede and so on in those boutiques. Generally, the Venice of the North is pretty mediocre in watch shop selections.
There are some shops near the Kalverstraat, for example Schaap & citroen who had a nice selection Patek Philippe and Jaeger lecoultre the last time I checked. In the Kalverstraat you will also find a small, old store named Elka. They have a very small collection of Jaeger lecoultre and they also have a few Ulysse Nardin watches. They are going out of business soon so you might be able to pick up a watch there waith a nice discount.
Also a little shop in the area of the University of Amsterdam, on the stop after the Dam (called Rokin). If you cross the bridge and head to the canal, you will be on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal. Just walk until you have to make a left turn to go back up the canal heading towards central station (the UvA student dining room would right in front of you). The shop is on the east end of the canal and has lots of vintage Rolex, 0megas, PP, VC, Jaeger Le Coultre, you name it. It is fun haggling for the price and you can find some really nice vintage pieces.
Kroon at the Damrak no.11.
La recomendación de rodaballo es esta, está un poco lejos del centro.
Amsterdam Watch Company
Hartenstraat 4
1016 CB Amsterdam
The Netherlands
phone: 0031 20 389 27 89
www.awco.nl
and official dealer from
www.klaauwwatches.nl
www.dornblueth.com
Además esto tomado de la extinta página Watch Tourism. Las visité pero no hay nada distinto a lo que puedes encontrar en Madrid o Barcelona:
From Centraal Station, just walk about a 1/4 mile down Damrak and you'll run right into Dam Square. The selction is generally pretty good and prices are comparable to those in France and Belgium, sometimes better. I always see lots of Rolex(of course), IWC, and Blancpain models, to name a few. Good luck and enjoy your trip.
Amsterdam Diamond Center and Rokin Jewellery
According to my experience the best places are aforementioned shops and one more down the road along Rokin st. They carry among others Franck Muller, AP etc. I could negotiate around 15% discount on Franck Muller and AP RO OS. Alas it was still too expensive ... All those places are right in center around Dam Square.
On or around Kalvertstraat, in the southern end of the street, and especially on one or two small streets between Kalvertstraat and Singel. I can't remember any names but I have seen Lange, Glashuette, Van Der Bauwede and so on in those boutiques. Generally, the Venice of the North is pretty mediocre in watch shop selections.
There are some shops near the Kalverstraat, for example Schaap & citroen who had a nice selection Patek Philippe and Jaeger lecoultre the last time I checked. In the Kalverstraat you will also find a small, old store named Elka. They have a very small collection of Jaeger lecoultre and they also have a few Ulysse Nardin watches. They are going out of business soon so you might be able to pick up a watch there waith a nice discount.
Also a little shop in the area of the University of Amsterdam, on the stop after the Dam (called Rokin). If you cross the bridge and head to the canal, you will be on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal. Just walk until you have to make a left turn to go back up the canal heading towards central station (the UvA student dining room would right in front of you). The shop is on the east end of the canal and has lots of vintage Rolex, 0megas, PP, VC, Jaeger Le Coultre, you name it. It is fun haggling for the price and you can find some really nice vintage pieces.
Kroon at the Damrak no.11.
U
ulises
Milpostista
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4800s
Antiguos Moderadores
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U
ulises
Milpostista
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era broma!, estuve en el viaje de novios....asi que no pude ni acercarme al escaparate
......un saludo!
demetrius
Milpostista
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Albert I
Milpostista
Verificad@ con 2FA
La recomendación de rodaballo es esta, está un poco lejos del centro.
Amsterdam Watch Company
Hartenstraat 4
1016 CB Amsterdam
The Netherlands
phone: 0031 20 389 27 89
and official dealer from
Además esto tomado de la extinta página Watch Tourism. Las visité pero no hay nada distinto a lo que puedes encontrar en Madrid o Barcelona:
From Centraal Station, just walk about a 1/4 mile down Damrak and you'll run right into Dam Square. The selction is generally pretty good and prices are comparable to those in France and Belgium, sometimes better. I always see lots of Rolex(of course), IWC, and Blancpain models, to name a few. Good luck and enjoy your trip.
De este me acuerdo, no creo que haya nada diferente a lo que puedas encontrar aquí (a no ser canvios de ultima hora)
El proximo año mejor suiza
Santiago
Antiguos Moderadores
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Antiguos Moderadores
holdover
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Lo único relevante que se me ocurre es que te mires los mercadillos que ponen
(no me acuerdo del dia de la semana) junto a los canales, a veces se vé algún reloj usado interesante, y como es muy turistico el asunto y tienes de todo (me gustan especialemente los candados y cadenas para bici junto con las cizallas para cortarlos..), disimulas un poco. Pero realmente no es una ciudad interesante en este tema, o al menos a mi no me lo parece, lo que hay es lo mismo o menos que en Barcelona o en Madrid (excepto en diamantes), y es una ciudad poco propensa a ir de escaparates, con todo lo que tiene por ver sin fijarse en estos.
Saludos
(no me acuerdo del dia de la semana) junto a los canales, a veces se vé algún reloj usado interesante, y como es muy turistico el asunto y tienes de todo (me gustan especialemente los candados y cadenas para bici junto con las cizallas para cortarlos..), disimulas un poco. Pero realmente no es una ciudad interesante en este tema, o al menos a mi no me lo parece, lo que hay es lo mismo o menos que en Barcelona o en Madrid (excepto en diamantes), y es una ciudad poco propensa a ir de escaparates, con todo lo que tiene por ver sin fijarse en estos.
Saludos
M
martin
Habitual
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En www.chrono24.com puedes encontrar varias direcciones e incluso ir mirando por si ves algo interesante.
Un saludo y que lo pases bien.
Un saludo y que lo pases bien.
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