On October 7, 2015, Japanese department store giant Takashimaya will open a watch specialty store in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. The 800-square-meter showroom will feature 83 internationally renowned brands, making it the largest watch-only retail space in the world. Prices range from 30,000 yen to 30 million yen (approximately 1,500 yuan to 1.5 million yuan). With the Japanese yen significantly depreciated, now is the perfect time to visit Japan for sightseeing and shopping. Takashimaya has also made thorough preparations to welcome high-end Chinese consumers.
To provide customers with a warm and welcoming experience, the specialty store offers the following facilities:
0? Concierge Service Counter (1st Floor)
Knowledgeable and experienced staff will greet customers at the concierge desk and offer attentive shopping guidance. During Chinese holidays, a dedicated tax refund counter will be set up for Chinese visitors to ensure a more convenient shopping experience.
0? Watch Maintenance Consultation Counter (1st Floor)
Technicians certified by Rolex are permanently stationed in-store. Whether you need a comprehensive servicing for your beloved timepiece or have any technical concerns, professionals are on hand to assist.
0? Watch Consultation Counter (1st Floor)
0? Lounge Area (1st Floor)
0? Watch Display Showcase (2nd Floor Stairs)
0? Tax-Free Checkout Counter (2nd Floor)
In addition to the Takashimaya Nihonbashi Watch Specialty Store, Takashimaya branches in major shopping districts also cater well to watch shoppers. The Watch Salon at Takashimaya Osaka is located on the 5th floor of the adjacent Osaka Nankai Swissôtel. The elegant and luxurious space offers a wide selection of watches from prestigious brands such as Rolex and Patek Philippe. Meanwhile, Takashimaya Tamagawa has welcomed Tokyo’s first Rolex boutique with a dedicated service counter this June.
Takashimaya Osaka Address: 5-1-5 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka
Takashimaya Tamagawa Address: 1-17-3 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Every watch enthusiast is sure to find their perfect match at Japan’s largest watch specialty store. Don’t miss out if you’re planning a trip to Tokyo！
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