Reply With QuoteRunning order so far is….
Regent street area:
- Burlington arcade - opens at 11.
- WOS - opens at 10am.
- Omega - opens at 12am
- Mappin and Webb - opens at 12am
- Breitling - opens at 12am
Harrods - opens at 11:30
I had a thread on this some time ago but we didn’t manage to get in. Other than Burlington arcade and regent street where else is worth going?
Are lots closed on Sunday?
Just trying to think of the route we are best to take to hit all the good places.
Stu
Running order so far is….
Regent street area:
- Burlington arcade - opens at 11.
- WOS - opens at 10am.
- Omega - opens at 12am
- Mappin and Webb - opens at 12am
- Breitling - opens at 12am
Harrods - opens at 11:30
It depends what you are looking for?
This was my trip down Bond Street...:
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Ah yes! Spot on. Will look at new Bond Street too.Originally Posted by wigdog
Now that my friend, was a thread. Again: bravo.
Dare I say it……train strikes?!
We are going on Sunday as one of my mates works Saturdays. Sadly that means some shops are not open but thankfully no train strikes.
From memory most of the boutiques on Bond Street are shut on Sundays.
I think you might have your AM’s and PM’s mixed up for a few of those.
Yes I do, I was doing that last night and not paying enough attention.
A night camping in London would add a frisson of excitement and an urban realness to the experience.
If it’s good enough for the Swatchies!
If you're heading for Harrods, Grand Seiko boutique is next door and open on Sundays.
The Wonder Room at Selfridges is open on Sundays too.
If you are taking the train, I would think twice as the repercussions from three days of strike action may not be conducive to easy travel!
Thanks both. Will make a note.
I have been thinking about this but we have delayed a few times so might just suck up any issues and get on with it.
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