WATCHES

Beyond simply telling the time, watches are a representation of elegance, skill, and accuracy. Whether worn as a fashion accessory, a practical tool, or a collectible, a well-chosen watch may convey status, taste, and individuality.

Types of Watches

1. Dress Watches

Elegant & Minimalistic – Typically slim, with a simple dial and leather or metal straps.
Best for Formal Occasions – Complements suits and evening attire.
Examples: Cartier Tank, Patek Philippe Calatrava, Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso.

2. Sports Watches

Durable & Water-Resistant – Built for active lifestyles, featuring rugged designs and advanced materials.
Includes Diving, Racing, and Aviation Watches.

        Examples: Rolex Submariner (diving), TAG Heuer Monaco (racing), Breitling Navitimer (aviation).

3. Chronograph Watches

Includes a Stopwatch Feature – Used for measuring time intervals.
Popular in Racing & Sports.
       Examples: Omega Speedmaster, TAG Heuer Carrera.

4. Luxury Watches

      High-End Craftsmanship – Often made with precious metals and intricate mechanical movements.

      Investment-Worthy & Collectible.
      Examples: Rolex Daytona, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, Richard Mille RM 11.

5. Smartwatches

Tech-Driven & Multifunctional – Includes fitness tracking, notifications, and apps.
     Perfect for Daily Use & Fitness Enthusiasts.
     Examples: Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Garmin Fenix.

6. Mechanical & Automatic Watches

Mechanical: Powered by hand-wound movements (e.g., Patek Philippe).
    Automatic: Self-winding movement using wrist motion (e.g., Rolex Datejust).