Heading to Toronto, Ont

[WristWatchWonders]

Hi folks, I'm spending the weekend in TO and would like to look at some watches. It would be cool to see some boutiques/ADs and second-hand shops. I have no idea where to look.

Also, any cool spots/neighborhoods to spend some time and kick around with my pretty, little sweetheart?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

[Otoro7]

For ADs I doubt you'll see anything other than datejusts and ladies presidential. There is one called Royal de Versaille right in downtown Yorkville. For greymarket dealers there is one about a block away called Watchfinder. Enjoy your time here!

[GB-man]

I’ll let the locals give the advice but enjoy your trip. Toronto has wonderful nightlife and friendly people.

[Tim Plains]

Yorkdale Mall, plenty of watch brands there, Rolex might still be appointment only.

Be forewarned. 401 traffic is terrible.

[mg18]

Watchfinder on Cumberland, not open on Sundays. I don't think the ADs will have much, but there is one on bloor just minutes away (Royal De Versailles).

[brandrea]

All good suggestions above. You can google most of the popular sites and attractions.

If you want gritty/vintage stuff, head to Queen Street West.

If you want unique shops in a pedestrian only environment , The Distillery District has fantastic unique one of kind shops and great food etc. They might still have a Chihuly glass at the Landry Gallery.

Enjoy your trip

[cdm765]

Head to Yorkville.

Royal DeVersailles (AD), Watchfinder (secondary dealer), Grand Seiko AD around the corner (Banderia?), and a Cartier boutique on Bloor. Grab some lunch at Eataly, pop into the Royal Ontario Museum, and enjoy your stay!

If you haven’t booked accommodation yet, I highly recommend the Four Seasons.

[mg18]

Originally Posted by cdm765

Head to Yorkville.

Royal DeVersailles (AD), Watchfinder (secondary dealer), Grand Seiko AD around the corner (Banderia?), and a Cartier boutique on Bloor. Grab some lunch at Eataly, pop into the Royal Ontario Museum, and enjoy your stay!

If you haven’t booked accommodation yet, I highly recommend the Four Seasons.

All good suggestions, but personally, I would steer clear of Eataly unless picking up a slice of pizza or something. For a nice patio and casual Italian in Yorkville, Trattoria Nervosa (I live in the area). Head to Coco for an espresso :).

[Calatrava r]

Good luck in picking up something really neat.

[BraveBold]

You won’t find anything interesting at any “reasonable” prices.

[Reelandy]

I second Bandiera Jewellers in Yorkville. Great service and knowledgeable staff.


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[WristWatchWonders]

Thanks fellas!