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Baselworld: A Typical Day in Pictures. Commuting From Zürich to Basel.

These pictures will show you what our typical day attending Baselworld looked like. Since we were staying at the fabulous Park Hyatt Hotel in Zürich, we had to commute to Basel everyday. We did this daily for almost a whole week.

Now, it's your turn to experience the journey and pretend you were there with us. 

Getting ready to leave our hotel on Press Day, April 24th, 2013. ​

Our companion for the day. Discontinued Audemars Piguet Royal Oak ref. 15300 with blue dial. ​

Taking the ZVV Tram at the Stockerstrasse stop. ​

Street view on Banhofstrasse and Paradeplatz from the tram. Heading to the Banhofplatz to take our train to Basel.​

Watch stores on the way to the train station on Banhofstrasse. ​

Türler, one of the biggest authorized watch dealers in Switzerland. ​

Banhofplatz, the train station. ​

Checking the timetable for the next train to Basel. ​14:34 Departure. We are right on time.

One of the famous Mondaine clocks at the train station. All train stations in Switzerland are stocked with Mondaine clocks. ​

Time for some caffeine. We are slightly jet lagged ​but excited about Baselworld. Segafredo, one of our favorite coffees.

We have boarded our train and getting ready to leave. We will be in Basel in 51 minutes. ​

The Swiss landscapes. Relaxing and comforting. ​

We have arrived at Basel's train station. ​

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak ref. 15300. Time check, 15:30.​

Basel's train station. We were greeted by a Hamilton small airplane hanging from the roof, heavy watch advertising and the blue colors of Baselworld. ​

Time to get on the tram to the Messeplatz/Exhibition Square. We are 10 minutes away. ​

The street view from the tram. We are one stop away.  ​

We have arrived at our destination.​ Baselworld 2013, here we come.

Baselworld's Exhibition Hall. ​

The entrance. Quite empty as it is Press day. The next day was very crowded as expected.