Men's Watches

Men's watches: automatic, quartz and chronograph

Our selection brings together 49 models across three families: automatic watches wound by the wrist, Japanese quartz watches, and sports chronographs. All share the same technical fundamentals: a stainless steel case, scratch-resistant sapphire glass, and water resistance from 30 to 200 metres depending on the model.

Which movement should you choose?

The automatic models rely on proven Japanese calibres — Seiko NH35, NH39 or Miyota 8215 — recognised for their reliability and ease of servicing. They run without a battery, powered by the natural movement of your wrist. The quartz models (TMI VH31, VH65, VD55) offer greater accuracy and need only a battery change every two to three years. The chronographs mostly use the Seiko VK63, a meca-quartz movement valued for the instant snap-back of its hand.

Diameters and use

Cases run from 32 to 44.5 mm. Count on 38 to 40 mm for versatile dress wear, 42 mm and up for a sporty or diving style. For swimming, choose at least 100 metres (10 bar): a 30-metre watch handles rain and splashes, not immersion.

Our prices sit between €75 and €190 — a position aimed at enthusiasts looking for careful finishing and a Japanese movement without moving up to a Swiss budget.