Men's Watches

If you’re considering investing in a new men’s watch, it can be hard to know where to start as there are so many options from which to choose. There’s an extensive selection of men’s watches to suit every taste and budget. Patek Philippe, Richard Mille, Audemars Piguet, and F. P. Journe are among the most sought-after high-end men’s watch brands along with more affordable mechanical watches such as Longines, Tissot, and Certina. You may prefer automatic watches from Tissot and Certina; or high-end luxury watches from internationally recognized brands, such as Rolex, Omega, Breitling, and Panerai. The choice is yours! And what a fun choice it is.

Men’s watches can be sporty, classic, slim, wide, simple, highly complex, or adorned with diamonds. There are vintage watches, traditional, small size, big size, simple hour/minute watches, or very complicated watches.

You can instantly compare the most popular men’s watch brands on The Watch Pages. You will find over 150 watch brands in our search, from well-known names, such as Rolex, Longines, Panerai, and Omega to smaller independent brands such as Urwerk, H. Moser & Cie, and Mb&F. If you plan to invest in a luxury men’s watch, comparing the different options available in your budget is essential.

We invite you to look at some of the most famous men’s watches, be it the Royal Oak from Audemars Piguet or the Daytona from Rolex. Patek Philippe is renowned for its traditional wristwatches. The Calatrava, first introduced in the 1930s, is one of their most celebrated models. The name was inspired by The Order of Calatrava, whose symbol was a cross fleury, which now serves as Patek Philippe’s logo.

Ask anyone to name a luxury watch brand, and Rolex will usually be their first reply. This brand recognition was not instant, but the testament to over a century of dedication and skill.

Watchmaker Hans Wilsdorf started the brand at the turn of the last century. They produce beautiful and innovative watches designed to cope with just about every hostile environment imaginable, from the ocean’s depths to the highest mountain peaks. If you are looking for precision and robustness, you need to look no further.

Rolex was awarded the prestigious Swiss Certificate of Precision in 1910. Its reputation for excellence was sealed four years later when the Kew Observatory bestowed it with a class ‘A’ precision certificate. Rolex is not merely a high-street name – it is an icon in the world of watches.