
Women's Watches
Dainty gold, bracelet and jewellery watches, everyday steel and the best women's watches at every budget.
Women's Watches
Between $100 and $200 the question changes from what is good enough to what kind of watch you want. One watch from an established brand, or two with more character? Here is how we would spend the budget.
Women's Watches
A dainty watch is not just a small dial. The width of the bracelet, the thickness of the frame and what the dial leaves out all decide whether a watch reads as delicate or merely little. These are the small gold watches we would buy.
Women's Watches
Almost every affordable gold watch is gold tone, and the good ones are easy to tell from the brassy ones once you know where to look. Here is how to judge the colour and the finish, and the gold watches we would buy at each budget.
Women's Watches
A silver watch is usually a steel watch, and that is its great advantage: there is no coating to wear through. Here is how to choose one by dial colour and bracelet, and the silver watches we would buy.
Women's Watches
On a bracelet watch the bracelet is the design, and the way it is built decides how it looks, how it sits and how easily it can be sized. Here are the main types and the watch we would choose in each.
Women's Watches
A watch on a strand of pearls is one of the oldest ideas in women's jewellery watches and one of the hardest to find at a sensible price. Here is what to look for, and the two we would choose.
Women's Watches
Most vintage looking women's watches borrow from one of four periods, and knowing which one you like makes choosing much easier. Here is each era, what defines it, and the new watch that gets it right.
Women's Watches
A watch with coloured stones is the one piece in a jewellery box that does two jobs. The colour you choose decides how often you will wear it, so this guide starts there.
Women's Watches
On a slim wrist, a watch that is a few millimetres too big looks borrowed. Here is how to measure, which sizes work for which wrists, and the small watches that fit properly.
Women's Watches
A two tone watch solves the problem of mixing metals, and it does it better than any single colour watch can. The details of how the gold is placed decide whether it looks classic or busy.
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