The “Kazès” was a gift from Beyer to Patek Philippe. At some point it stopped ticking and no one knew what to do. A case for our clockmakers…
Kissed by the light, they ignite a stunning spectacle: four ensembles as a consummate fusion of nature and the goldsmith’s art.
Beyer moves into the Orell-Füssli-Hof building, the fi rst train pulls into the station at Zurich-Enge –
and nobody suspects that the euphoria will be short-lived.
Our finds tell of times when fl ying was still a romantic adventure and wanderlust was our constant companion.
When her engagement ring breaks in two, Adrienne Schneider is devastated Then she decides to rethink the four-generation-old piece of jewellery for a fi fth.
Svend Andersen is a living legend among watchmakers. Two watches in our museum illustrate his virtuoso playfulness.
