Round-UpThe Watch Guide Recommends: The 25 Greatest Ladies’ Watches To Buy Right Now
When it comes to women's timepieces, watches aren’t merely timekeepers—they serve as a statement accessory, or an exquisite piece of jewellery that can up any woman’s style game. From iridescent dials or diamond-encrusted bezels, to durable movements that won’t let the modern woman down, any of these 25 exemplary watches would be a valuable addition to your horological collection
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01. Buglari’s Serpenti Seduttori—The Icon’s Latest Skin
The 2019 avatar of one of the most iconic branded watches for women of all time, the Seduttori is a stunning spin on the Serpenti. The most wearable Bvlgari Serpenti yet, this new edition comes fitted with a simple metal bracelet strap rather than the wraparound Tubogas strap. Even here, the serpentine inspiration is kept intact, as the bracelet is modelled on a snakeskin pattern, with hexagonal links. The redesigned Serpenti case is flatter to sit better with the bracelet on any wrist. Sized at 33mm, the case houses a precise Swiss quartz movement offering two-hand timekeeping, adjustable via the time-setting crown set with a cabochon stone. Available in steel and two-tone versions—in steel and rose or yellow gold, the watch comes with and without diamonds on either side on the bezel. There are all-gold variants as well—in rose, yellow or white gold.
02. Feline Disposition: Girard-Perregaux Cat’s Eye Celestial
Perfect for women who’d like a piece of the night sky on their wrists, the Girard-Perregaux Cat’s Eye Celestial marks the moon rise with splendour. The watch has a pink gold 35mm case with a bezel that is set with 62 brilliant-cut diamonds. This serves as the perfect setting for the magic that is its dial. A large moon phase indicator, which covers the upper half of the dial, is paired with deep blue glittering aventurine glass, recalling a night sky full of stars. The delicate hand-polished and guilloche mother-of-pearl elements of the Cat’s Eye Celestial goes to show Girard-Perregaux’s passion when it comes to ladies’ watches. The dial is bedecked with 33 brilliant-cut diamonds, making up the hour markers and the line between the moon phase indicator and the rest of the dial. The iridescent moon has been created out of white mother of pearl. Powered by the in-house calibre GP03300-0125, the Girard-Perregaux Cat’s Eye Celestial can run for at least 46 hours when fully wound.
03. A Celestial Celebration: Parmigiani Tonda Métropolitaine
Unveiled in 2016, the Tonda Métropolitaine is an ode to astronomy and represents the lunar phases. It is part of the Métro collection and is equipped with the brand’s 33rd proprietary movement, produced in the Parmigiani Fleurier manufacture. The dial of the new Métropolitaine Sélène depicts the moon set against a midnight blue aventurine glass backdrop that represents the sky. It is also speckled with golden fragments akin to stars in the night sky. The piece is truly a work of art with skeletonised delta-shaped hands and pink gold indices. The 33mm stainless steel case is topped by a bezel set with 72 brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling 0.51 carats. The small seconds are at six o’clock against a black background, revealing the date on a matching disc. The manufacture has depicted the moon with a keen likeness, including spots that resemble the moon’s craters. This complication for women is powered by the in-house automatic PF318 movement and the moon phase module was specially created for this watch. It operates through a gear moved by the hour wheel, which rotates at half the speed of the gear. This means that the gear drives the moon disc every 24 hours via a flexible blade integrated in the centre of its wheel. There’s also a corrector at nine o’clock, which enables the wearer to manually index the moon in relation to the day and date of the actual geographic location. There’s also a safety device, which prevents any damage to the gear in case it’s used incorrectly. Visible through the sapphire crystal caseback, the movement—which offers a 50-hour power reserve—features finishing that conforms to the highest haute horlogerie standards, including Côtes de Genève decoration.
04. Frederique Constant Art Déco: The Roaring 20s On Your Wrist
The Art Déco collection, first launched in 2017, takes inspiration from the 1920s—an era that experienced an economic and cultural boom post World War I. The 30mm oval, mother-of-pearl dials, either in stark white or a gorgeous navy blue hue, have a guilloche finish at their centre. They sport bold Roman numerals, along with the diamond hour markers. Convex sapphire crystal protects the FC-200 quartz movement encased within. Another subtle yet delightful design element is the intricate fluted case band that the stainless steel cases boast. The crown is embellished with a blue or amber sapphire, which adds a touch of glamour. The stainless steel bracelet—especially the one seen on two versions that are fashioned with bi-coloured bracelets owing to their rose gold-plated links—is minimalistic and sophisticated. Blending vintage design with modern reliability, the Art Déco collection is a reflection of the modern woman—exuding elegance, boldness and femininity.
05. Baume & Mercier Classima Lady: An Everyday Classic
The Classima by Baume & Mercier is inspired by a watch from 1965 and represents 189 years of Swiss watchmaking tradition, along with the brand’s exquisite repertoire of watches for women. Defined by its elegant simplicity, the watches in the Baume-Mercier Classima Lady collection are available with exquisite Swiss-made automatic as well as quartz movements. This watch here is from the 2019 edition of the Classima collection. While mother-of-pearl dials are available in both quartz and automatic variants, the automatic—seen here—is distinguished by minute marker dots and Roman numerals at 12, six and nine. The date aperture is at three. The automatic movement can be seen through the sapphire crystal caseback of the 31mm polished steel case, which has 0.3 carats worth of diamonds encrusted on the bezel.
06. A Manhattan Makeover: The Omega Constellation Manhattan
One of the best-known and beloved watch collections, the Constellation is a particular favourite among ladies with fine taste and a discerning eye. The 2019 Constellation Manhattan takes the iconic Constellation case with its integrated bracelet design and takes it a notch higher with subtle yet impactful alterations, such as the bevelling of the case’s edges. The signature ‘claws’ on the bezel have been slimmed down even as they form a part of the slender bezel more seamlessly than before. Set in a 29mm case, water resistant to 50m, the new Constellation Manhattan is powered by an Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer movement, which assures accuracy—with the ultimate in resistance against magnetic fields—and a power reserve of 50 hours. The watch is available in combinations of steel with yellow gold or Omega’s proprietary Sedna gold. The bezel comes paved with diamonds or engraved with sleek Roman numerals, while the dial features diamond hour markers and a date window at six o’clock. One flagship variant even has a mother-of-pearl dial.
07. Light Up Your Wrist With The Dainty Bulgari Lvcea
A tribute to the sundial and inspired by the iconic Serpenti timepiece, Lvcea is another grand offering for ladies from Bulgari. Comprising 12 different styles, the collection has watches in steel, pink gold and in combinations of the two metals, including fully-paved versions as well. ‘Lvcea’ or ‘Lucea’ stems from luce, the Italian term for ‘light’. It has a rounded case with a crown topped by a single diamond. This version with a steel and 18-karat pink gold case along with a steel and pink gold trademark Tubogas bracelet is secured by a triple-blade folding clasp. It is powered by Calibre B77, a mechanical self-winding movement supplying a power reserve of 42 hours. The red dial has a date window at the three o’clock mark and diamond indexes encrusted in pink gold-plated hour-markers, all protected by glare-proofed sapphire crystal. The watches are water-resistant to 30m and available in two sizes—33mm and 28mm.
08. The Zenith Defy Midnight Edition For The Shining Star
Adding pizzazz without overdoing it is a tough job, but that’s the best way one could describe the Midnight Defy. It’s modern, constructed in steel, is the right size, and has no fluff. These 36mm timepieces feature bezels studded with diamonds. The smoky dials, available in both black and blue, are the highlights of this watch, with the darkness fading from top to bottom and the top half dusted in stars for an extra-special touch. The markers are diamond-set too and add a little extra sparkle. As is with all Zenith watches, the Midnight Defy is powered by an in-house mechanical movement—the calibre Elite 670 SK, which is the same movement used in the other women’s watches in the Elite Collection. It has the brand’s signature star emblem rotor that can be seen through the sapphire crystal caseback.
09. Corum Miss Golden Bridge: A Glittering Homage To Incomparable Craftsmanship
A skeleton watch that is quite the jewel of time for ladies, the iconic Corum Miss Golden Bridge is a dazzling example of superlative aesthetics and unmatched craftsmanship. With a case size measuring only 21.3mm by 43.9mm, this timepiece will sit pretty even on the most petite wrists. An 18-karat rose gold case houses the unconventional in-line baguette movement, the hand-wound calibre CO 113. The Miss Golden Bridge also comes in two versions that are encrusted with diamonds. One features 90 full-cut diamonds totalling 0.68 carats, only on the bezel; while the other has 245 stones—a total of 1.28 carats—in different sizes, in a ‘snow’ setting. The diamond versions add to the visual depth of the watch and its elegant appeal. The casebands, glass and caseback in sapphire crystal really make it look like a resplendent miniature showcase of a timer on your wrist. An alligator leather strap in black makes each Miss Golden Bridge watch a luxurious and tasteful addition to any collection.
10. Carl F. Bucherer Pathos Diva: Delicate And Daring
The Carl F. Bucherer Pathos Diva is a watch that perfectly balances the fine line between glamour and restrained refinement, with its carefully thought-out aesthetics. The watch has a total of 54 brilliant-cut diamonds on two sides of the bezel, and on the lugs. This sits on a stainless steel and 18-karat rose gold 34mm case. The aesthetic is balanced by a white mother-of-pearl dial, which sports a date aperture at three o’clock, ensuring that the watch does not verge into ostentatious territory. Powered by the CFB 1963 automatic calibre, which has 25 jewels, the Pathos Diva packs a power reserve of 38 hours—perfect for the gorgeous woman on the go. The filigree pattern surrounding the dial enhances the watch’s sophisticated and well-crafted looks.
11. Movado Ladies’ Museum Classic Mesh: A Modern Classic
American designer Nathan George Horwitt conceived of the Movado Museum watch all the way back in 1947. The Movado Museum Classic Mesh is a reiteration of this icon—this time with a few glamorous additions that beautifully reinterpret Horwitt’s path-breaking classic. The watches are fashioned with a Milanese mesh bracelet whose history can be traced to the Renaissance era when these bracelets were handcrafted by goldsmiths in Milan. Here, the bracelets have been created in stainless steel or PVD-coated in yellow or rose gold. The hue of the case, the hands and the signature Movado Museum dot on the dial perfectly matches the elegant bracelet on each variant. These timepieces come with an iridescent white mother-of-pearl dial, which, when paired with the bracelet, exudes elegance and panache. Powered by a Swiss quartz ETA movement, these petite 28mm beauties are protected by scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Carrying the Museum legacy on its shoulders is no mean task, but the Movado Ladies’ Museum Classic Mesh does it with aplomb.
12. Ebel Classic Sport and Mini: Making Others Green With Envy
The Ebel Classic Sport and Classic Sport Mini’s heritage can be traced back to 1977. The watches from back in the day were an instant hit due to their rounded, hexagonal-shaped case, and the perfectly integrated wave links of the bracelet. This new timepiece retains the DNA of the 1977 collection, bring the brand’s much-loved past into the present. A two-tone bracelet takes centre stage, which, when paired with the rounded hexagonal-shaped case, makes this timepiece more than just a watch. It’s a fashion statement on your wrist. Its stainless steel and 18-karat yellow gold construction lends it an air of sophistication. Ebel has released the watch in a 29mm guise . The watch features a lustrous, velvety green dial that is adorned with eight diamonds, along with gold-plated hour, minute, and seconds hands. The Sport Classic Lady is powered by a Swiss quartz movement, integrating precision and functionality with glitz and glamour.
13. Ulysse Nardin Classico Jade: A Poetic Complication
First launched in 2013 for women who are equally concerned with what’s ticking inside their watches than just what’s on the outside; the Ulysse Nardin Jade is an exceptional timepiece that combines aesthetics and mechanics. The name came about as a tribute to Jade—a precious gemstone found mostly in shades of green—and highly revered in China. This version of the Classico Jade is stunning to say the least. The watch is now available in a smaller diameter of 34mm instead of 37mm, limited to 99 pieces that celebrate all aspects of love. The gorgeous mother-of-pearl dial has Arabic numerals in crimson, and nine diamonds in a delicate leaf-like wave motif adorn the lower left quadrant. This is where the numbers eight, seven and six have been replaced by five, two and zero. In China, a country with a strong attachment to numerical superstition, ‘520’ translates to ‘I love you’. This is due to the pronunciation of the numbers put together, which sounds like ‘Wo ai ni’, which means ‘I love you’ in Mandarin. The stainless steel case is topped by a diamond-set bezel with 60 precious stones, which adds to the charm of this poetic timepiece. The Classico Jade is equipped with self-winding UN-815 movement with a power reserve of 42 hours. It is presented on a burgundy alligator strap, which makes it look even more luxe.
14. Diamonds Are Forever: Hublot Classic Fusion King Gold 33mm
This watch is part of the Hublot Classic Fusion collection, which is characterised by more classic lines. It is powered by the self-winding HUB1120 movement that keeps the timepiece functional for at least 40 hours. This is one of the flattest movements in the industry, where the date window is visible at three o’clock and the small seconds counter at six o’clock on the dial. It beats at a frequency of 21,000vph. Hublot has created a range of unique movements that combine functionality, architecture and design. The avant-garde watchmaker is also known to be the master of alchemy in the watchmaking business and this timepiece is proof of that. The 33mm watch case is forged in 18-karat King Gold—Hublot’s extra-precious gold alloy that contains five per cent platinum—and is water resistant to 50m. It is fitted with a diamond-encrusted 18-karat King Gold bezel that boasts a total of 36 brilliant-cut white diamonds that amount to 0.75 carats. The matt-black dial is adorned with gold-plated baton indexes and hands. The timepiece is presented on a strap with black alligator leather sewn onto rubber and is secured with a deployant buckle.
15. On A Classic Note: Raymond Weil Parsifal
Launched in 1991, Raymond Weil’s iconic Parsifal collection was revamped two years ago with quartz movements in 30mm and 41mm versions. Inspired by German music composer Richard Wagner’s last opera—Parsifal, this collection offers timepieces for both men and women. As all Raymond Weil collections, this one, too, is rooted in the brand’s DNA of combining music and horology. The curved outlines and cross-link bracelet have been refined further and the watchmaker has introduced a gadroon bezel, and classic two-tone, steel-and-gold PVD Roman numerals. With a contemporary matt-white round dial, the crown is embellished with blue lacquer, adding a subtle pop of colour to this ageless design, while also blending classic and contemporary codes. The women’s watches come in 30mm cases and are available in various combinations, including a mother-of-pearl dial with Roman numeral and diamond hour markers. The date aperture is placed at three o’clock and the timepiece is water resistant to 50m.
16. TAG Heuer Carrera Quartz: For The Modern Woman On The Go
The collection of motor-sport watches, Carrera celebrates the risk-takers and the dreamers who race against time and never slow down. This Swiss-made stunner with quartz movement is equipped with a battery life of about 24 months. Sized at 39mm, the polished steel case—water resistant to 100m—comes with a sapphire crystal glass, with antireflective treatment on both sides. You can choose between a bracelet in fine brushed and polished steel, and one in blue quilted leather. The aesthetic appeal is enhanced by the blue dial featuring rose gold-coloured indexes and hands. Among the useful special features are the EOL (battery end-of-life) indication, stop-seconds for accurate time setting, and fast date correction.
17. Parmigiani Fleurier Kalpa Kalparisma Nova: The Star That Shines The Brightest
The Parmigiani Kalpa Kalparisma Nova takes its name from the star that sits at six o’clock on the black sunray guilloche dial. Its poetic rotation indicates the passage of the seconds—performing the function of a seconds hand. Beating within is the beautifully crafted in-house PF332 automatic movement that powers this exceptionally stunning timepiece. The movement is only 3.5mm thick and vibrates at 4Hz, providing the timepiece with an impressive power reserve of 55 hours. This beautifully decorated movement is housed in a 37.5mm by 31.2mm 18-karat rose gold case whose bezel and lugs are adorned with diamonds. The black alligator leather Hermès strap is reminiscent of the dark sky and pairs brilliantly with the glittering bezel.
18. Girard-Perregaux Laureato 34mm—The Sporty-Chic Icon
Originally launched in the 1970s, the Laureato collection is one of the strongest pillars of Girard-Perregaux as it is the bestselling line for the brand. Over time, this sports watch has been upgraded, and the watchmaker has had a special focus on it since 2016 with offerings such as chronographs and openwork models for its male patrons. A year later, it launched the Laureato 34mm Royalty, a new ladies’ watch that presents a distinct, sporty-chic rendition of the original. The octagonal bezel remains unchanged and is paved with 56 brilliant-cut diamonds on either a steel version—limited to 200 pieces—or a satin-brushed, pink-gold model, which is a 100-piece limited edition. These ‘bijou’ pieces manage to look sporty yet dainty at the same time. Even the bracelet links and clasp, and case lugs are all satin-brushed to give the timepiece a uniform aesthetic. The dial is adorned with a Clous de Paris hobnail guilloche motif and the date window is positioned at three o’clock. Since Girard-Perregaux was the first brand to produce a quartz movement compact enough to fit ladies’ watches in 1978, it has equipped these watches with quartz calibres as a tribute to the original and to ensure precision timekeeping for women who are sticklers for time.
19. Zenith Elite: A Classic Watch That Stays True To Zenith’s Legacy
The Zenith Elite exemplifies grace and sophistication. The model is set in a round, 39mm case in rose gold, with a see-through caseback. This automatic, unisex watch features a brown sunray-finished dial with gold-plated, leaf-shaped hands, protected by domed sapphire crystal featuring antireflective treatment on both sides. The dial is complemented by a brown alligator leather strap with the reinforcement of a protective rubber lining. The movement includes 27 jewels, and an oscillating weight with Côtes de Genève decoration, and offers a power reserve of 50 hours. The watch is water resistant up to 50m.
20. The Jaeger-LeCoultre Rendez-Vous Night And Day—A Glorious Encounter
From the poetic collection of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s ladies-only watches, the Rendez-Vous Night And Day is a gorgeous presentation of the day-and-night complication. Indicated at six o’clock in stylistic resplendence, the display is complemented by the radiance of the sunray-finished dial in midnight blue, the large silvered numerals, and the faceted hands. The 34mm case in steel is paved with diamonds on the bezel. The case houses an automatic Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre, which offers a 40-hour power reserve and can be seen through the transparent caseback. Accompanying the steel case is a blue leather strap that complements the dial.
21. Unmistakably Panerai—The Luminor Due
The Panerai Luminor Due collection was launched to meet the challenging demands of a 21st-century audience that calls for both functionality and formality in the same piece. With its inimitable design and accessible case sizes, the brand has created a line of watches that is both highly desirable and relatively affordable. The Luminor Due case measures 38mm—the smallest ever case size by Panerai. Yet, it is clearly for the woman who wants to make a bold statement. The watch is powered by the P.900 calibre that gives it a massive three-day power reserve. What this is is a properly modern Panerai—a very pure tool-like design with a touch of fine Italian styling. And for any woman who loves the brand and its illustrious past, having this watch in your arsenal is a no-brainer.
22. The Longines PrimaLuna For A Prima Donna
First launched in 2009, the Longines PrimaLuna collection has since carved its niche in the brand’s portfolio of elegant ladies’ timepieces. Over the years, the collection has delivered watches that are defined by the distinctive five-link bracelet, and a round case that draws subtle inspiration from the full moon. These editions of the PrimaLuna are driven by the quartz calibre L129, with simple, three-hand timekeeping and a handy date display. While both versions come in stainless steel with 18-karat pink gold, featuring traditional blued steel hands, and are sized at 30mm, it’s the dials that distinguish each. One comes with a classic silver ‘flinqué’ (or engraved) dial with painted blue Roman numeral hour indexes, and the other is a little more resplendent with its mother-of-pearl dial and diamond hour markers. The visual on the details of each dial is enhanced by the several layers of antireflective coating on the underside of the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass.
23. For The Love Of Quartz: Seiko Discover More
Known for its high-precision watches that are mostly used by professionals for diving, sports or by globetrotters to keep track of time in different zones; the Seiko Discover More watches for women spring a surprise in terms of what one would expect from the Japanese brand for its women clientele. The dainty timepiece is more of a jewellery piece than a tool watch, studded with Swarovski crystals on the bezel. The 30.5mm round case in steel comes with a matching bracelet that gives it uniformity. The glittery dark blue mother-of-pearl dial displays pyramid stud hour markers with silver, tapered hands. A curved hardlex glass protects the dial, and the watch is powered by Calibre V115, which is a solar movement that is quite accurate with the promise of a maximum timekeeping deviation of only 15 seconds per month.
24. Elegant, Round-The-Clock Aesthetics Of Maurice Lacroix’s Eliros
In 2016, Maurice Lacroix, introduced new watches for ladies in its Eliros collection. These latest models incorporate numerous improvements, including a superior-quality finishing—a hallmark of fine watchmaking. The new case design incorporates additional curved edges and a new convex profile for the sapphire crystal. The curved lugs are optimally balanced, thereby improving the ergonomics of the watch. Gracing the vertical plane of the crown, the brand’s ‘M’ logo is more defined and sits adjacent a frosted surface, imparting improved tactility. The caseback of the new Eliros is flatter, providing additional comfort for the wearer. New three-dimensional indexes have also been introduced for the dial to provide better legibility for each model. This has also been further improved by the addition of an antireflective treatment on the sapphire crystal glass on each watch. The Eliros Lady timepieces come in 30mm stainless steel cases with sun-brushed dials in silver or blue. There is an entire red gold-plated option as well with a matching case and bracelet, which makes for quite a vision on the wrist. The metal bracelets are flexible with nine-link rows, allowing extra comfort and flexibility to the wearer. All the watches are powered by accurate quartz movements.
25. Strengthened By Ceramic—The Rado Centrix Diamonds
Known for experimenting with materials such as high-tech ceramic and credited with creating the world’s first scratchproof wristwatch in 1962, Rado is constantly upping the ante with its innovative timepieces. One of the most distinct pieces from the Swiss watchmaker, the Rado Centrix is among the most widely sold watch collections in the world. And there is a reason why it’s the brand’s most popular watch. Thanks to its versatility in terms of the range of different sizes, colour combinations, and quartz and automatic movements, the collection ensures there is a model to suit everyone’s wrists. This watch takes the ceramic legacy forward since that’s the primary material used for this timepiece. The distinct steel-and-ceramic design makes this watch stand out and the tapered lightweight bracelet offers extra comfort on the wrist with uncompromising luxury and sophistication. The Rado Centrix Diamonds comes in a round 28mm case topped by a bezel studded with 60 diamonds. The dial, too has 12 diamonds for hour markers. Water resistant to 30m the timepiece is fitted with the brand’s signature sapphire crystal glass that imparts a scratch-resistant shine.
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BVLGARI Serpenti
103146
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Girard-Perregaux Cat's Eye
80496D52A751-CK4A
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Parmigiani Tonda
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Frederique Constant Classics
FC-200RMPN2V2B
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Frederique Constant Classics
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Frederique Constant Classics
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Baume & Mercier Classima
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Omega Constellation
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Omega Constellation
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BVLGARI Lvcea
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Zenith Defy
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Zenith Defy
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Corum Golden Bridge
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Corum Golden Bridge
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Corum Golden Bridge
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Carl F. Bucherer Pathos
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Movado Museum Classic
607352
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Movado Museum Classic
607351
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Ebel Sport Classic
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Ulysse Nardin
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Hublot Classic Fusion
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Raymond Weil Parsifal
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Raymond Weil Parsifal
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Raymond Weil Parsifal
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Raymond Weil Parsifal
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TAG Heuer Carrera
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TAG Heuer Carrera
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Parmigiani Kalpa
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Girard-Perregaux Laureato
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Girard-Perregaux Laureato
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Girard-Perregaux Laureato
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Girard-Perregaux Laureato
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Zenith Elite
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Rendez-Vous
Q3448480
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Panerai Luminor Due
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Longines Longines PrimaLuna
L8.112.5.78.6
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Longines Longines PrimaLuna
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Seiko Discover More
SUP433P1
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Maurice Lacroix Eliros
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Maurice Lacroix Eliros
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Maurice Lacroix Eliros
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Rado Centrix
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