Mens Watch

Mens Watches

Thomas Sabo mens watches pair stainless steel cases with quartz movements for an everyday watch that's easy to live with. Quartz keeps good time and needs little fuss beyond a battery now and then, which makes these a practical pick rather than something you have to wind or service often. Styles run from clean three-hand dials to chronographs with extra sub-dials.

A plain steel watch on a steel bracelet is the most versatile and goes from work to weekend. Leather straps read a little softer and more classic, while darker dials and cases lean more modern. Match the case size to your wrist — a larger case suits a broader wrist, while a slimmer one sits better on a narrow one.

Choosing one

A few things worth weighing up:

• Steel bracelets are hard-wearing; leather straps feel dressier but need more care.

• A simple three-hand dial is easier to read and more flexible than a busy face.

• Check the case diameter against your wrist so it doesn't sit too big or small.

Care

Keep the watch away from heavy water exposure unless it's rated for it, and wipe the case and bracelet with a soft cloth. Have the battery changed by someone who can reseal it properly, and store the watch out of direct heat. A leather strap lasts longer kept dry and out of the sun.

Gifting

Straps and longevity

A steel bracelet handles daily wear well and suits a watch you'll keep for years, while a leather strap can be replaced once it shows its age, which extends the life of the watch itself. Matching the strap to your usual wardrobe helps — brown leather leans casual, black reads more formal, and steel goes with both. Keeping one watch that covers most occasions is often more useful than several you rotate.

A watch is a classic gift that doesn't rely on knowing a ring or chain size. A plain steel three-hand style is the safest choice for someone whose taste you're unsure of, while a chronograph suits someone who likes a bit more on the dial. We ship Australia-wide and Afterpay is available at checkout.