20 Best Watches a Man Can Buy In 2024

We are a society in which time never stops, and it’s never been a better time just to stop and consider if you really need that new watch.

Over the last few years, hundreds of interesting new men’s watches have been released, and 2024 will see even more of them. We have been mindful of this. Therefore, we have your work cut out for the hottest releases, and getting them all in one watch brand is now easy.

You will encounter different kinds of watches that are similar to dress watches and divers to simple field watches and sporty chronographs, as well as expensive watches that can be gotten at affordable prices. Whether you’re looking for a certain style, a distinctive budget or just something that will last you a long time, we’re confident you’ll find a watch you’ll like.

Timex

While Swatch and Timex show their inspiration from Keith Haring’s pop art in their watch designs, it is undoubtedly this one that best sums it up. The Timex Easy Reader X Keith Haring, which is part of the capsule collection and consists of 3 parts, gets its inspiration from the artist’s very first graffiti, which he tagged on the black panels of the New York City subway with chalk.

Grand Seiko Snowflake

It is calm, with a noble and serene shape. The Grand Seiko design studio often sees the bracelet of steel and the dial dialogue with the snowfall in Japan. Crystal output is supplied to the device and holds special status as each crystal is grown in-house and undergoes testing for three months, with only the best slotted into the Snowflake.

Casio

This replica of the Casiotron is a faithful reproduction, and it looks exactly like the instrument marked its 50th anniversary. It reminds us of how significant a breakthrough it was in the music devices back in the day. Now, you were not carrying around a pocket watch with you, but the one with the automatic calendar – the first of its kind on the market. The only two adjustments that I have made are changing the day and time display on top, which is now a united retrofuturistic 7-digit display.

Blancpain x Swatch

First of all, the chaos of this region isn’t even half as messy as it sounds. It is on the moon, so no wellies are needed. The first five of the Blancpain x Swatch series tell stories about the oceans, seas, and water. The sixth one is dedicated to the ‘sea’ on the moon, which is about 2,500km wide. The design can be observed through the exhibition case. Similar to the other five watches, the nudibranch design is featured again, too.

Longines HydroConquest

Apart from the green dials that are believed to be a big trend in 2024, we are still surprised how many are cropping up. One of the specialities of Longines in their HydroConquest GMT collection of 43mm dials is this metallic-looking green. It is one of the most popular colourways launched in 2021 of what is now one of the most wanted watch models – the GMT/Diver crossover. To their surprise, so many people were in need of such seasoned travellers. Longines, clearly.

Bremont Supermarine Ocean

Another handsome diver. Cerrato has a reputation as Bremont’s CEO, among others who are in the same industry, and this particular watch has added design flourishes that are even more handsome. Whether you go for the dark grey dial, the orange on the nickel-plated GMT hand or the rotating 24-hour unidirectional bezel, you’ll get an unforgettable watch that will turn heads when worn. Last but not least, do not forget to donate each of the 400 limited editions sold this shirt to the Save The Turtles International Charity.

Tissot PRX Powermatic

It becomes a great challenge to the brand as we ‘win’ with the PRX model, and the pressure to keep up the success goes off the graph. Any collaboration needs to be functional because an unlicensed misfire can be costly in terms of hype and cool factor and hard cash. You don’t have to be the amateur auditor of the NBA to understand the taste of the Lillard-teamed partnership. Real fans will become so obsessive over his ‘Dame Time’ celebration shown in the back of the case. The watch is decorated with the yellow gold PVD coating in the classic tonneau shape, which is true to that feeling. There are some Lillard Easter eggs along the way, which are not hard to find either.

Frederique Constant x seconde/seconde/

The second collab between Frederique Constant and the artist known to his mum as Romaric André is a treat: an irresistible, playful, rose gold firecracker of which the hour markers are drunk, and the logo is drawn by crayon; the moon phase disc’s moon and stars have a gorgeously childlike feel. The lack of artistry isn’t restricted to the face. The case back also offers a view of the mechanical movement and finesses you’ve purchased.

Hublot Spirit

The lead electronic team from Basildon has once again collaborated with the Swiss manufacturer to bring out a stealthy, discreet, all-black new Spirit of Big Bang. The studded ceramic bezel and indices are too cool, and we don’t hesitate to smile noticing the logo of the band on the dial, which is much older than ‘sliding into DMs’ now. To those super fans, only 100 of them are for sale.

Breitling Chronomat 36

Talking about the surprising synergies, this one is surely cherishable. But the most delightful thing about this is the sheer size of the watch. Because of that, it is the largest watch that VB has made. Even though Posh Spice is in the women’s clothing line, this new collection of watches will have big market penetration since they are designed to fit males too – not only in their colour scheme but also in their functionalities. While green and gold make it our number-one option, we cannot resist the chrome one starting from £4,700, too. 

Certina DS-7

A small but almighty brand from the Swatch family, Certina keeps delivering stunning clocks at a very low price, and the latest DS-7 collection is not a case out of it. It is the fun of the hour with all the great vibes of another Swatch brand’s watches – Tissot PRX. First of all, it has taken inspiration from the vintage ‘70s, which completely reinvented its look for the modern day. This is available in a good all-gold watch worth £ 815, and if there is anything similar to this, we will wait. It has at least 80 hours of oscillating, or it is antimagnetic, and it would fit close to the wrist at 39 mm, so deal us in.

Certina DS Action

Certina watches are worn by an increasing number of individuals nowadays because they do not need many frills, and they are good-looking and reasonable to buy from a Swiss brand. In 2023 and 2024, the latest DS Action Diver was one of the most successful watches on the market, which it continues to confirm with a series of new GMT Powermatic 80 models. Drawing quite obvious Rollie Sprite comparisons thanks to that 50/50 black and green bezel, this one is my favourite of the three versions – all on a steel bracelet or leather strap. The 80 represents that number of power reserves, which is another reason Certina punches above its weight and price point.

Piaget Polo 1979

The anticipation reached a fever pitch when it actually arrived at our store today – a special commemorative release to mark Piaget’s 150-year anniversary. The introduction of the vintage model by Piaget Polo sports watch feels closer to Vacheron Constantin’s 222 release some years back, and the social Zeitgeist embraced this because Brad Pitt used one at the cinema. For the Piaget Polo 1979 model, which displays an amazing automatic movement, it’s likely Michael B Jordan will be too cool for it and rock the yellow gold version to the ’80s styles in no time.

Vacheron Constantin

All persons who are worried that this brand will begin to go out of fashion as well as become quite popular should go straight to its Les Cabinotiers line. Centred on multiple high-jewellery models, which are also set, elaborate and over-the-top, it is the moment when the watchmaker presents his supposedly greatest achievements. Following its latest addition to the ‘Unique Creation’ range, this four-piece collection includes the Grisaille High Jewelry Dragon made with several layers of black, white, dark green and transparent green enamel, and its motif seems like an intricate tattoo for the wrist.

Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot

In 2024, it will be the Hundredth Anniversary of the Hamilton and its line of Watches for Pilots that are both a) hot and b) great value for money. This is a fabulous inning to last many centuries to come, and may it never fade from aviation history –who knows what the earth will be like – the future has its own surprises, though, and let’s just hope that it lasts at least another 100 years. No matter how advanced an AI robot is, will it still want to wear a watch? Now, if they have given themselves a bit of effort (yeah, they only read and memorise, right?), they will have enough information to know that Hamilton’s watch is good.

Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 

It is sometimes easier to ignore the noise about the watch, such as it is the great-grandparent of the very first dive watch, just to be judged by its looks. Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms is a vivid example of that. This could be debated, but the watch of the year was the 70th anniversary (plus Swatch collab = internet territory), and this year it comes back with the best-looking watches. With the trend shifting towards smaller, more discreet watches, Blancpain only minimally introduces 42mm FF (which is newly designed this year) as the option of red gold and titanium to both broaden the appeal and maintain what makes the watch already broad as it is. Moreover, we have to troubleshoot the few movements inside with the Calibre 1315, which never fails to do its job. 

Omega

Seeing Bond wearing it to the Omega party back in November last year might have brought the stunning acrylic strap bracelet linked to the watch to your mind. Now, you can have it. The Moonwatch was always there on all six moon landings, and we will confirm whether Moonraker counts or not later, and a 42mm white lacquered dial together with subdials and boring derring-do add to the whole watch design.

BELL & ROSS

The majesty of bronze is that it develops an amazing patina very fast, and there was a recent swell in high-quality bronze watches. Bell & Ross, famous for its square-case models, has used a stainless steel case and paired a silver dial and brown leather strap on the limited edition version of BR 03-92 Diver, and this is a reflection of the year’s top dive watch.

Christopher Ward

Is three cm a lot? It definitely sounds like it. It’s a little slit in the world of certainty. Spread your fingers three mills apart, barely half the width of your annoying Uncle Patrick’s nose. What is interesting is that the GMT C63 Sealander is all about three millimetres. The C63 Sealander GMT is truly a whole new watch. Previously only available in 39mm, this slightly scaled-down version still gets in everything we already liked about its bigger bro: a six o’clock date window, the best Lumi-Nova Super, a GMT extra hand just to remind you what hour it is back home at all weird place you’re gallivanting.

Rado Anatom Automatic

Correctly for an icon of the mid-80s, the deep tobacco bronzed dial centre makes the rose very elegant but in a cool way that makes you want to go out late with no intention of going home soon. But don’t let it take your eye off the rest of this 40th anniversary model: the arched ceramic dial, the simply futuristic bracelet, the fatter face and the proportions that have been thought through.

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect Watch for Every Occasion

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

My Cart
Wishlist
Recently Viewed
Compare Products (0 Products)
Compare Product
Compare Product
Compare Product
Compare Product
Categories