Watches

Under the Sign of Time

Our shop, Stähli Goldschmied, is only a few steps from Bern’s Zytglogge, one of the city’s best-known landmarks and a symbol of the long history of timekeeping.

Inside is the impressive clock movement by Kaspar Brunner, dating from 1527 to 1530. It still does its duty today and is regularly wound by hand. For centuries the striking of the bell has announced the hour to the people of Bern.

The Old Town of Bern with the Zytglogge, a few steps from Kramgasse 67

This close proximity to the history of time suits our house. Since our shop opened in 1971, we have carried a carefully selected range of watches in Bern.

Our shop at Kramgasse 67
Our shop at Kramgasse 67
1530Clock movement by Kaspar Brunner in the Zytglogge, still running today
1747Abraham-Louis Breguet is born in Neuchâtel
1971Stähli Goldschmied opens in Bern

Swiss watchmaking looks back on an extraordinary tradition. Great names such as Abraham-Louis Breguet, born in Neuchâtel in 1747, decisively shaped the development of the mechanical watch.

Advice and service

At Stähli Goldschmied, personal advice and individual selection take centre stage. We take time for our customers and carry watches from various renowned brands.

Michael Stähli, master goldsmith and gemmologist
Michael Stähli, master goldsmith and gemmologist
01Service and repairs

We are there for you after your purchase too. For servicing, repairs and overhauls we work with a specialised external watch workshop and with the respective manufacturers. This enables us to offer you a comprehensive service with a warranty in accordance with the terms of the respective manufacturer or service workshop.

02Sending by post

Watches can of course also be sent to us by insured post. A personal visit to Bern is therefore not essential for service work.

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