Watch shops in Tokyo

[pam1938]

Hi all,

Read somewhere that someone might be visiting Japan, if you are heading to Tokyo, this is a useful writeup on the different watch shops in Tokyo which I had shamelessly copied from another forum (mod please delete if there's any infringement of copyright etc etc)

Although it was written by a panerai lover, but nonetheless it contains other useful information especially with regards to 2nd hand watch shop.

Cheers

[pet]

Hi all,

Read somewhere that someone might be visiting Japan, if you are heading to Tokyo, this is a useful writeup on the different watch shops in Tokyo which I had shamelessly copied from another forum (mod please delete if there's any infringement of copyright etc etc)

Although it was written by a panerai lover, but nonetheless it contains other useful information especially with regards to 2nd hand watch shop.

Cheers

wow wow wow , best !!! now i can go see see pam leow ( wish it's a girl )

[minusplus]

Great info Will sure visit them when got chance to go Japan. Tks man

[pet]

i got a mag here with some dealer advert & website ( at various cities ), got time, i type it out. but in japanese

[3xtra]

great info! thanks for sharing

[pet]

thanks pam1938

i also rob the map to show the RXW location ( for those whose interested to get something there ) .. hahhaa ... they hv a "pam00249, 1936"...
http://www.rockxwatch.com/
anyway, they have another website, same location, selling some vintage omegas, rolex. website: http://www.bluginza.com/

Direction:
Once you reach Ginza Station, Walk out thru Exit A13, it's right infront of Matsuya Dept store. Walk up the stairs ( once out to road level, walk straight ), at the end of the Matsuya Dept store block, there's a small lane, cross and you will walk pass Bvlgari & tiffany. The next small lane, turn right. head down about 200m is the RXW shop on the left.

[pet]

Some jp watch website:

www.10k.co.jp
www.4dotwatch.jp
www.78-st.com/yamaki
www.be-exchange.com
www.best-watch.com
www.bettyroad.co.jp
www.bluginza.com
www.brands.co.jp
www.clock-h.com
www.common-time.jp
www.complet.jp
www.couronne.info
www.daikokuya.co.jp
www.daikokuya-hannou.com
www.duel-montres.com
www.e-bigmoon.com
www.e-daikoku.com
www.e-rire.co.jp
www.e-second.co.jp
www.europassion.co.jp
www.evance.co.jp
www.eye-eye-isuzu.co.jp
www.ginzajewellery.com
www.ginza-tenshodo.com
www.gmt-j.com
www.grafton.co.jp
www.hf-age.com
www.hornet.ne.jp
www.jackroad.co.jp
www.jupiter-group.co.jp
www.jwmatsuda.com
www.jw-oomiya.co.jp
www.kame-kichi.com
www.kijinkan.co.jp
www.kingsroad.jp/zetton
www.komehyo.cp.jp
www.kurata7.co.jp
www.kusumoto78.co.jp
www.lafesta.org/wenshop/imeda
www.landmark-shop.com
www.madura.co.jp
www.masuya78.com
www.moon-phrase.jp
www.motagne.ne.jp
www.negishi-tokei.com
www.oro-gio.co.jp
www.phrase-brand.com
www.ragtag.jp
www.rakuten.co.jp/burandou
www.rodeodrive.co.jp
www.royce.cc
www.samwatch.com
www.sanko-wj.com
www.sekine-shichiya.com
www.select.seekers.co.jp
www.shiba78.co.jp
www.sole-net.com
www.takayama.cc
www.tamata7.co.jp
www.the-ticken.com
www.tokioka.co.jp
www.tomida78co.jp
www.toranosuke-net.com
www.trespo.com
www.turuya.net
www.unchained-colors.com
www.watch-tresure.com

[minusplus]

Wow! From where you found this bro? This probably will take you weeks if you visit them one by one...

[pet]

Wow! From where you found this bro? This probably will take you weeks if you visit them one by one...

i got the webi address from a jp watch mag, just type it out b4 i go for makan... hehee

i think just a small fraction nai ... alot more; i never visit the link, dunno if all works.

[3xtra]

i got the webi address from a jp watch mag, just type it out b4 i go for makan... hehee

i think just a small fraction nai ... alot more; i never visit the link, dunno if all works.

wah sae, gd effort bro

[minusplus]

i got the webi address from a jp watch mag, just type it out b4 i go for makan... hehee

i think just a small fraction nai ... alot more; i never visit the link, dunno if all works.

For those who are thinking of visiting the shops, I think one way is to group all those in one district together. Then by visiting one place, you can view different shops

[triton]

For those who are thinking of visiting the shops, I think one way is to group all those in one district together. Then by visiting one place, you can view different shops

yeah. provided the shops are within walking distance of say 1km.

[nottinghill]

waaa bro....really shiok huh? your japan trip...hehehehehe

[louisoh]

Tink he enjoying the XMM there more..

[nottinghill]

Tink he enjoying the XMM there more..