Watches for the whole family
The Watches page features watches for women, men, and children, from Daniel Wellington, Nixon, Komono, Guess, Amelia Parker, Isabella Ford, Clare Moss, Marc Lauder, Philipp Blanc, Kelton, or Vadobag.
The accessory that is worn every day and defines a look.
Scandinavian and Belgian Minimalism
Daniel Wellington, a Swedish brand launched in 2011, popularised the minimalist watch: clean dial, slim case, and interchangeable straps. Komono, born in Antwerp, Belgium, also embraces simplicity with graphic dials and floral patterns, such as the Kate or the Moneypenny. Nixon, a Californian brand from the surf and skate culture, has made the Time Teller a classic with its robust case.
The Strap
The strap defines the look of a watch. Leather, like on the Philipp Blanc Lugano with crocodile finish, is warm and develops a patina. The milanese strap, made of woven steel mesh, like from Amelia Parker, is slim and adjustable to the nearest notch. The link strap, as seen on the Clare Moss Jesse or the Philipp Blanc Glarus, is bulkier and adjusts by removing links. Interchangeable straps allow for a change in style without changing the watch.
Water Resistance and Care
Water resistance is measured in ATM or meters, but it does not correspond to diving depth: 3 ATM withstands splashes and rain, 5 ATM supports showering and calm swimming, while 10 ATM is for swimming. A quartz watch runs on a battery, which should be replaced by a watchmaker to preserve the seals. A leather strap should be protected from water, while a metal strap can be cleaned with soapy water and a soft brush. For children, watches from Vadobag or Disney help them learn to tell the time.
Other Accessories
Complete your look with bags, sunglasses, belts, caps and beanies, scarves and gloves, smartphone accessories, on the accessories page.
New Arrivals and Deals
The new arrivals showcase the latest releases, the promotions feature discounted items, and the items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. Good deals, clearance, and sales complete the offerings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are watches photographed at ten past ten?
The V-shaped hands frame the logo placed below the twelve and create a symmetrical shape that resembles a smile: this has become the convention for watch photography.
Why do we wear watches on the left wrist?
Most people are right-handed: on the left wrist, the watch is less exposed to shocks and can be checked without letting go of what you're holding. A left-handed person can wear it on the right.
How do you change a watch strap?
Interchangeable straps, popularised by Daniel Wellington, attach with quick-release pins: you just push the small lever to switch from leather to metal mesh.
Can a waterproof watch go in the shower?
The ATM rating corresponds to pressure tested in a lab, not depth. A watch rated for three ATM withstands splashes, at least ten is needed for swimming, and soap damages the seals.
Which minimalist watch should I choose?
Daniel Wellington, a Swedish brand launched in 2011, popularised the clean dial and slim case. Komono, born in Antwerp, offers the same simplicity with graphic dials, like the Kate.
