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Mens Wrist Watches

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    Our mens wrist watches include everyday steel models, lightweight carbon designs, leather strap watches and open-dial automatics. They come in both quartz and automatic movements with dial colours and finishes ranging from bright silver to full black and warm rose-gold tones. 

    Quartz, Automatic, and Carbon Watches

    The Maretti Platinum pairs a white dial with slim baton markers, a day-date window and a silver-tone integrated bracelet. The Milano Carbon Midnight / Classic comes with a black carbon case, bracelet and three-hand dial. 

    The Monarch features a brown crocodile-effect leather strap, rose-gold-tone case and black multi-dial face while the Venti Obsidian uses a black steel case and bracelet around an exposed silver automatic movement. 

    Shop similar styles: Men's Watches | Automatic Watches | Carbon Watches | Men's Everyday Watches

    Where to Start With a Men's Wrist Watch

    A steel bracelet is the most flexible choice for daily wear while leather gives a more traditional finish. Carbon keeps the watch lighter on the wrist, and an exposed automatic movement adds more mechanical detail. 

    Quartz models run from a battery and require little maintenance while automatic watches wind through wrist movement and may need resetting if not worn for a while. Choose the strap first, followed by the movement and dial. 

    FAQ

    How should a men's watch fit on the wrist?

    A 40mm case suits most wrists, sitting flat without overhanging the edges. The bracelet should be snug but let one finger underneath resting just above the wrist bone.

    Can I resize the bracelet myself?

    Yes. The steel bracelets adjust by removing links, which a jeweller can do in minutes, or you can do at home with a link tool.

    Are these watches good for everyday wear?

    Yes. The 316L steel case and bracelet take daily knocks, and a quartz movement keeps accurate time with only an occasional battery change.

    What's the most versatile men's watch to own?

    A plain steel watch on a bracelet with a neutral dial. It works with casual and smart clothes, which is why it's the usual first watch before adding a bolder or dressier one.