Watches

Understand a brand's standing, then find the piece that suits you.

• Patek Philippe

  Choose Patek Philippe for traditional mechanical watchmaking, restrained dress proportions and complications that reward close study.

• Vacheron Constantin

  Choose Vacheron Constantin for classical dress watches or a more sporting travel style, with attention to how case, dial and movement work together.

• A. Lange & Söhne

  Choose A. Lange & Söhne for distinctive mechanical layouts, an off-centre dial or mechanical digital time displays, with an appeal that extends beyond a visible logo.

• Audemars Piguet

  Choose Audemars Piguet Royal Oak when you want an octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet to become the focal point of an outfit.

• Rolex

  Choose Rolex for a recognisable everyday watch, with collection choices that shift the emphasis from sporting use to a more formal wrist presence.

• Omega

  Choose Omega for a daily sports watch with a concrete interest behind it: Speedmaster's chronograph and lunar narrative or Seamaster's diving style.

• Cartier

  Choose Cartier watches for geometric case shapes that sharpen a cuff, with Tank and Santos offering two distinct approaches to watch design as part of an outfit.

• Jaeger-LeCoultre

  Choose Jaeger-LeCoultre for a quiet dress watch with a tangible design idea, especially Reverso's reversible case and elongated proportions.

• IWC Schaffhausen

  Choose IWC for clear dials and a mechanical character that works with shirts and jackets, from Portugieser's business style to the tool-watch cues of Pilot's Watches.

• Breitling

  Choose Breitling if you enjoy aviation instruments, chronographs and information-rich dials, and want a watch with an overt mechanical presence.

• Tudor

  Choose Tudor for vintage sports-watch design you want to wear regularly, with Black Bay and Pelagos offering different takes on the diving-watch form.