01. November 2021
The Best Gold Watches for Men Will Make You Feel Like a King
The Best Gold Watches Under $200

Timex T80 watch
This throwback to the days of Armani power suits and Spandex is the best '80s tribute since Cobra Kai.
$65
Urban Outfitters

Skagen Ancher Midnight watch
Danish designers perfected modern minimalism, and as you can see from this gold-tinged, black-dial wristwatch, they continue to do less-is-more better than pretty much anyone
else.
$185
Skagen

Breda Pulse watch
If a 1970s digital watch and a gold bar had a baby, this funky little unit is what it would look like.
$175
Breda

Bulova Classic watch
If ever there was a watch that demanded to be worn with a turtleneck and a moustache, this tonneau-shaped Bulova is it.
Amazon
The Best Gold Watches Under $500

Tissot Heritage Memphis watch
Designed by Memphis Group founder (and father of 1980s postmodernism) Ettore Sottsass in 1988, this Tissot revival encapsulates the era’s effervescent aesthetic, minus the
squiggly lines and plus a tasteful hit of gold.
$395
Tissot

Timex Marlin Automatic watch
Comfortable, versatile, and classic—think of this analog beaut as the black lace-up brogues of your watch rotation.
$314
Todd Snyder

Q Timex Reissue watch
Along with big floppy lapels and auteur cinema, the 1970s was a prime time for gold sports watches like this one. Straight from the Timex archives, it’s ready to add a touch
of decadence to your biggest fall fits.
$226
Todd Snyder

Seiko 5 Sports watch
Much like Timothée Chalamet, the Seiko 5 Sports tends to look good in pretty much anything, including head-to-toe gold.
$281
Amazon
The Best Gold Watches Under $1,000

Movado Bold Mesh Bracelet watch
Think minimalism and maximalism can’t work together? This decadent take on Movado’s Museum Watch says otherwise.
$595
Nordstrom

Hamilton Ventura watch
The good news: The world has changed a lot since the 1950s. The even better news: This Elvis-approved watch hasn’t changed a bit.
$629
Amazon

Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 watch
With your dive watch as with your
loafers, two-tones are better than one.
$825
Tissot
The Best Gold Watches Under $5,000

Longines Presence watch
If this dress watch was any more formal it’d be wearing a white tux. But that doesn’t mean it won’t look right with jeans and a button-down, too.
$1,485
Longines

Bulova Breton watch
Original Art Deco watches from the 1920s are now close to a century old, making them both expensive and temperamental. This one offers all of the streamlined looks of the era,
and none of the hassle of wearing a 100-year old antique on your wrist.
$1,095
Bulova

Frederique Constant Highlife COSC watch
This low-key Swiss brand is known for modern design and high-end movements at (relatively speaking) extremely reasonable prices. With its engraved dial, rose gold-plated case
and a movement certified by COSC (Switzerland’s official regulator of watch accuracy) this Highlife epitomizes what Frederique Constant does best.
$2,295
Frederique Constant

Rado New Original Automatic watch
As the first-ever watch to feature a scratch-proof case and a sapphire crystal, the Diastar was the future of watches in the 1960s. Scratchproof metal is a lot more common
these days, but the Diastar’s delightfully weird case is still a flex – particularly in gold-tone PVD.
$1,750
Rado
The Best Gold Watches When Price Is No Object

Cartier Santos watch
One of the coolest things about this old-school pilot’s watch is how little it has changed since the early 1900s. But we suppose we can live with the addition of a case and
bracelet made out of 18k pink gold.
$35,700
Mr. Porter

Chopard Alpine Eagle Chronograph watch
Like everything this family-owned Swiss brand makes, every detail of this chronograph was meticulously considered down to the millimetre. The result? Perfectly aligned screws
on the bezel, ethically-sourced rose gold, and a COSC-approved automatic movement developed, produced, and assembled by Chopard.
$28,600
Mr. Porter

Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18k watch
An 18k gold watch is good, but an 18k gold watch with a green dial is better.
$16,800
Tudor

Jacquet Droz Grande Seconde Ivory Enamel Dial watch
In gold watches (and pretty much everything else that matters) quality is more important than quantity. Let this slim and stately 18th century design in 18k red gold show you
the way.
$19,000
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