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Collectors’ Watches Stolen From Swiss Private Museum

Summary by SWI swissinfo.ch
Several people broke into a private museum in Le Locle, canton Neuchâtel, on Sunday night and stole a collection of watches.

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In the Swiss city of Le Lockle, the intruders robbed a private museum of the famous watch company Ulysse Nardin, stealing unique collection items. The unknown entered the private museum of the Swiss watch company Ulysse Nardin in the city of Le Locle, transmitting "Vesti." The incident took place on the night of Monday, 14 September. The criminals hacked the windows and took the valuable items in them. At the time of the incident, the alarm went…

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Several historical watches were stolen from the private museum of the watchmaking company on the night of Sunday to Monday, announces the Neuchâtel police, a little more than a month after a burglary similar to that at the Locle Clock MuseumAfter the Locle Clock Museum last month, it was the private museum of the company Ulysse Nardin, located in the same city, which was the target of burglars early this Monday, September 14, announces the Neuch…

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A month after the break of the Château des Monts, another watch museum in the Locle was robbed. This time, the thieves hit Ulysses Nardin.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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The watchmaking community was once again the target of burglars at the Locle (NE). Historical collection pieces were stolen from the private museum of Ulysse Nardin. The events took place very early Monday morning, just a month after the burglary of the watchmaking museum of the same city.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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The collection clocks were stolen from the private museum of Ulysse Nardin in the Swiss Le Locles, and at night the perpetrators broke into the building and smashed the windows, the exact value of the stolen was not yet known, as reported by the Neuchatel police.

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watson broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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