Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect Men's Watch

The watch is not just an item for telling the time but is also still regarded as an item for elegance and a part of the men's refinement guide.

While many use the mobile as an alternative source to find time, the item could not completely replace the watch as a source of time.

Here's a comprehensive guide to the world of watches.

*Luxury watch

Watches is a world on its own. The history of World-famous brands dates back 100 or 200 years.

Some companies add luxury touches to watches to add value to the element of quality and accuracy in manufacture, such as the arrows being made of pure gold or their markings being made of diamonds.

All of these qualities make the item a valuable piece that can last for years.

*Smartwatches

Smartwatches are the present trend and comprise technology that measures blood pressure, heartbeats, and the percentage of oxygen in the blood, which are things that have become necessary in modern times.

In addition, it connects to your mobile phone, and you hear and see the number that is contacting you.

Companies compete to provide items from famous brands in the field of technology, but are also available from smaller companies and sold at an expense that costs one-tenth of the price.

*Watch enthusiasts

Watch enthusiasts assemble in clubs all over the world in which they exchange information about watches and how to maintain them, prices, and everything new in this world.

*Style

When wearing the watch, it must be suitable for the outfit and the occasion.

It is not permissible to wear a leather wristwatch in the evenings, and you should not wear smartwatches in the evenings either.

If your budget can bear only one watch, you should choose a watch that suits your style of clothing, whether it is classic or casual.

However, if your budget enables you to own more than one watch, you should buy a gold watch, a silver watch, and a leather watch.

These watches should be moderately priced and not expensive because in this case, they are consumer goods and not an investment.

Contributed by Yara Sameh