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Men's Watches by Need – Dive, Chronograph, Automatic, Swiss
If you want to choose men's watches by a specific feature, here are the filtered lists: dive, chronograph, automatic, Swiss, premium, sale and affordable models. The range runs from entry-level Japanese watches to Swiss luxury pieces. We are an official dealer with our own service: we deliver every watch to your door with the manufacturer warranty, and you can count on us later too.
Quartz, automatic or solar men's watch?
Most men's watches are quartz, but there is a wide choice of automatic and solar models too. With quartz you can forget about the watch until a battery change, an automatic is wound by the movement of your arm, and a solar watch charges itself from light. If you want a machine on your wrist, start with automatic men's watches, where the Seiko 5 Sports is the most popular entry point.
When do you need a dive watch, and when is 10 atm enough?
For swimming and the beach, 10 atm is plenty. A dive watch is one with at least 20 atm (200 m) of water resistance and a rotating bezel; you will find them in the men's dive watches list, including Longines HydroConquest and Vostok Europe models.
Which criterion should you start with?
- Tight budget: affordable men's watches, mainly Casio Collection and Edifice.
- Sporty watch with a stopwatch: chronographs from the TAG Heuer Formula 1 to the Casio Edifice.
- For a suit: elegant, leather-strapped, slim-cased pieces.
If you are torn between two watches
Compare the case diameter, thickness and water resistance of both, and match them against the watch you have worn so far – it tells you a lot about which will be comfortable. If you get stuck, write to us with the two you are choosing between, and we will help you decide with a professional eye.
Frequently asked questions about choosing a men's watch
What is the best entry-level men's watch?
In this range Casio is the safest choice, with the Collection and Edifice series offering many 10 atm models. Lorus is also a good-value Japanese alternative.
How long does an automatic men's watch run when I take it off?
Most automatic watches run for a day or two off the wrist and then stop. If you do not wear it daily, a watch winder or hand winding will restart it.
What is a chronograph watch?
A chronograph is a watch with a built-in stopwatch, separate pushers and small sub-dials. It comes with quartz and automatic movements, and is one of the most popular types of sporty men's watch.
Do Swiss men's watches come with a warranty?
Yes, as an official dealer we sell every TAG Heuer, Longines and Tissot watch with the manufacturer warranty, and our own watch service can also help with later maintenance.