Founded in 1902, this museum tells the story of how time was measured from Antiquity to the present day, with more than 3,000 valuable pieces from Switzerland or abroad. There is also a clock restoration centre, where you can see craftsmen at work, and a centre of interdisciplinary time studies. In the garden, there is a monumental set of bells by the Italian sculptor Vignando (1980).

Housed in the 18C Monts Castle, this museum contains collections showing the precision work of clockmakers. On the ground floor, in a period apartment, you can see some fine pendulums and an exhibition showing the development of the watch, from its origins to the digital age. Then there are automata, a history of time measurement and a diorama.

Specialised in the music box industry since the mid-19C, the town has a museum that takes visitors into a magical world with some true masterpieces on show. There are music boxes dating back to 1796, automata, phonographs, instruments from salons, fairs and street performers all seem to come back to life.