Gift Guide: The Best Women’s Watches for Every Budget

 The selection of women’s watches has grown enormously over the past decade. The range has shifted from primarily delicate, feminine timepieces to a smorgasbord of sizes and styles, including popular unisex watches. We’ve taken a closer look at women’s watches and selected our top picks at every price point.

Seiko Presage Cocktail Time

What was once an insider’s tip from Seiko is no longer much of a secret. The Presage Cocktail Time is available in a wide range of colors, sizes (34 to 40 mm), and prices (starting around $425). The watch can exude a casual or elegant look depending on the dial color you choose. Its date display at 3 o’clock makes it a practical companion for everyday life. This timepiece boasts not only a stunning dial but also an automatic movement, which you can view through the transparent case back.

Junghans Meister Damen Automatic

Those with somewhat simpler tastes should consider the Junghans Meister Damen Automatic. At 33 mm, this classic German timepiece is ideal for individuals with slimmer wrists. It also appeals to fans of Bauhaus-style watches with its minimalist dial and case design. The automatic movement features a practical date display at 3 o’clock and boasts a power reserve of around 38 hours. Depending on which band option you choose, expect prices starting around $1,300 for one of these watches.

NOMOS Orion 33

Yet another great German watch is the NOMOS Orion 33. The Glashütte-based manufacturer is known for their classic designs. Although this timepiece lacks a date display, the small seconds at 6 o’clock gives the dial a balanced look. The Orion is powered by a hand-wound movement with a power reserve of approximately 43 hours. Manual movements offer the wearer the chance to build a more personal connection to their watch since they require periodic winding.

Tudor Black Bay 36

The Tudor Black Bay 36 has everything you could want from a timepiece. Its case is solid 316L steel, and the high-quality metal bracelet is a robust and stylish companion for any occasion. That being said, the dial and case also go beautifully with all kinds of leather and NATO straps. The robust TUDOR 2824 automatic movement (based on an ETA caliber) has a power reserve of 38 hours and is water-resistant to 150 m (492 ft). Finally, the distinctive Snowflake hands are a nod to vintage Tudor models. You can purchase a black or blue Black Bay 36 for as little as $1,700.

TAG Heuer Aquaracer Lady

When most people hear “Aquaracer,” they probably think of the legendary – and bulky – diving watch from TAG Heuer. However, people often forget that this famous sports model is also available in smaller sizes that are perfect for slimmer wrists. The Tag Heuer first copy watches Aquaracer comes in diameters as small as 33 mm and with a number of different dial options, ranging from elegant mother-of-pearl with diamonds to a sleek “all-black” ceramic look. The Aquaracer Lady changes hands starting at around $1,800, depending on the watch’s configuration.

Omega Aqua Terra

If you value design as much as technology, then the 38-mm omega first copy watches Aqua Terra might be the watch for you. Although this timepiece is a bit on the larger side – especially with its typical Omega lugs – it comes with remarkable features and, most importantly, an appealing unisex design. Omega pairs the stainless steel Aqua Terra with a metal bracelet. The in-house, automatic Omega Caliber 8800 is both METAS and COSC-certified and provides the timepiece with a date display at 6 o’clock. The 38-mm Aqua Terra is a remarkably reliable watch and is available from prices starting around $5,700.

Rolex Datejust 36 mm

The Rolex Datejust has been topping sales lists for years – and for good reason. The classic Rolex watches First copy is available in countless versions, ensuring everyone can find their perfect watch. Two-tone varieties are particularly popular; they offer the perfect combination of simple elegance and tasteful luxury. The 36-mm version is the ideal modern unisex watch. Depending on what dial, bezel, and bracelet options you choose, expect to pay at least $9,500 for a 36-mm Datejust.

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