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Indie watch boutiques
1. William and Son 34-36 Bruton Street just off New Bond Street. You can find FP Journe, Ferdinand Berthoud, Romain Gauthier, Moritz Grossmann, Laurent Ferrier, H Moser and a few others there.
2. Harrods - not sure which independents they now stock. They used to have Speake Marin and H Moser.
3. Burlington Arcade - parallel to Old Bond Street and just off Piccadilly. Best arcade to walk through with its absolutely lovely small shops.
Restaurants
1. Steak - Goodman, Dinner (that's the name of the restaurant!) at the Mandarin Oriental
2. Malaysian - Tuk Din and Satay House in Paddington
Places to visit
1. Leeds Castle or Windsor Castle - both outside London but very accessible by train. Leeds Castle is in Kent (not Leeds!! 
) and is set on a lake. One of the most beautiful castles and grounds in the world. Windsor Castle needs no introduction. The oldest castle still habitable.
) and is set on a lake. One of the most beautiful castles and grounds in the world. Windsor Castle needs no introduction. The oldest castle still habitable.2. British Museum - visit the Egyptian mummies and the watches!!
3. Covent Garden - bustling and the open air market is worth a visit.
Have fun!!
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Recommendations for London in January?
Dear friends, I shall be in London this January to for approximately a week. Any recommendations for indie Watch boutiques, exhibitions & dining while I’m there? Will be travelling solo. Greenwich is already on the list (of course) Cheers
Science Museum - I can recommend Brandon’s previous email to another on here:
www.watchprosite.com Have a great trip! Nomad.
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Indie watch boutiques 1. William and Son 34-36 Bruton Street just off New Bond Street. You can find FP Journe, Ferdinand Berthoud, Romain Gauthier, Moritz Grossmann, Laurent Ferrier, H Moser and a few others there. 2. Harrods - not sure which independents...
You are most welcome!
Oh and I forgot - Italian restaurants - Theo Randall at the Inter Continental. Had two office Christmas dinners there. Just wow!
Travelling back from Greenwich
Hi While I can't add to the already great suggestions of where to go for watches etc. When you go to Greenwich go back to central London by one of the Thames ferries - great way to travel & see London from a different viewpoint. Cheers JML Ps for tea & ra...
Thanks, jml!
Appreciate your thought! Ferry in January should be fun. Will definitely try it! Cheers
