Our guide to watches

We’ve compiled the ultimate guide to finding a watch that syncs with your lifestyle— from the latest styles and sizes to tech-savvy picks.

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Styles we love

Casual

Everyone needs a casual watch they can slip on every day without thinking, and that matches their everyday wardrobe. For each person that may mean something different—and that’s okay. Fossil, Tommy Hilfiger, Nine West, and Anne Klein are good brands to start exploring.

Casual

Dress

Modern dress watches use beautiful quality materials to exude an understated elegance. Citizen, Movado, Tissot, and TAG Heuer are brands that have plenty of women’s dress watches and men’s dress watches perfect for special occasions.

Dress

Fashion

Worthy of the runway, fashion watches put style first every time. Your favorite brands—think COACH, kate spade new york, Michael Kors, and GUESS—design timepieces in plenty of stylish options.

Fashion

Luxury

With investment-worthy luxury watches, you can expect designs that boast quality craftsmanship and materials. Sleek styles from Tissot, Rado, Hamilton, Baume & Mercier, Longines, and Movado are oh-so worth it.

Luxury

Sport

Keep track of your fitness progress with women’s sport watches and men’s sport watches from Garmin, G-Shock, and Casio. Designed to be an important tool for active individuals, especially runners or swimmers, this type of watch features stopwatch-lap-recording capabilities, water-resistance, and shock-resistance.

Sport

Activity tracker

Always on the move? An activity tracker can help you monitor your steps, heart rate, calories, and so much more. Some styles even have digital screens and touchscreen capabilities. Samsung and Fitbit™ have a good selection of innovative options for women’s fitness trackers and men’s fitness trackers.

Activity Trackers

Types of watch movements

Automatic

Self-winding, or automatic, watches store kinetic energy produced by the movement of your hand and wrist. They never need a battery and require little care.

Automatic Watches

Quartz

Quartz movement watches are the most common battery-powered timepieces. An electric current vibrates a quartz crystal to move the watch’s hands.

Quartz Watches

Electronic

An electronic watch displays the time in numerical digits rather than by hands on a dial. Many people enjoy the convenience of an electronic watch, as they’re easy to quickly read the time.

Electronic Watches

Types of dial functions

Chronograph

This indicates that a watch is capable of stopwatch functionality in addition to timekeeping. Different types of movements offer this functionality.

Chronograph

Analog

The classic watch display. An analog dial features two to three hands with stick indices, numbers, or Roman numerals marking the hours.

Analog

Digital

Digital time is displayed in numeric format on an LCD (liquid crystal display) or LED (light-emitting diode) face. Some even have touchscreen capability.

Digital

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