$2,000.00-$3,000.00

Corum's Admiral Legend is a high-end timepiece that exudes elegance. It's a watch that's all about looking and feeling good. This isn't to imply that this lovely watch isn't loaded with functions. It is powered by a Swiss Automatic movement with a remarkable 65-hour power reserve. The watch is made of durable titanium grade 2 and includes a sapphire crystal display, luminous markings, and a nautical flag display.

Here, we have an amazing option from Tudor watches — the Tudor Heritage Black Bay 79230R-0012. Gorgeous, isn’t it? The best part is the fact that it’s perfect for anyone with a lower budget. Tudor watches are known as the younger brother of Rolex which brings the same bracelets and cases with ETA movement. So, you won’t have to worry about looking cheap at all. Tudor Heritage Black Bay 79230R-0012 has a polished stainless-steel band with a black dial and gold-tone hands. This water-resistant piece is capable of a 70-hour power reserve with a Tudor calibre MT5602. Quite an impressive piece, right?

The Cartier Santos is a timepiece that looks beautiful on any wrist. This genuinely famous timepiece is available in a variety of sizes and styles, making it ideal for both men and women. It's been my sister's favorite watch for years, and I don't think she'll ever replace it. Its design, which goes back to 1905 and hasn't altered much over the years, pretty much says it all.

This silver watch is stunning and makes a bold statement. It's classically lovely and exudes a calm elegance that's ideal for dressier occasions. It's also sturdy enough to wear every day, being water-resistant to 330 meters and made of long-lasting sapphire crystals. That combination transforms it into a timeless, um, timepiece that will never go out of style and will last a lifetime. Isn't it what everyone desires in a timepiece?

Bell & Ross is all about taking well-known watch designs and bending them slightly to create something completely unique and intriguing. Bell & Ross has created the BR123 to address the issue of how a classic field watch, such as the Rolex Explorer, might look in a blacked-out PVD-coated casing. Inside is a worry-free automatic movement with a date aperture incorporated into the dial at 6 o'clock. It's a bargain for $2,000!