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The catalogue currently includes 303 watch models from 57 brands, including 208 men's watches, 42 women's watches and 53 unisex models. 195 models have a mechanical movement with automatic or manual winding. Each watch has its own page with technical data, guide price and similar models.

The guide price is based on the manufacturer's recommended retail price and helps you judge whether an offer is fair. Current prices and availability are shown in the linked shops, as street prices can be well below the recommendation.

Quartz watches are cheaper, more accurate and practically maintenance-free, making them ideal for carefree everyday wear. Automatic watches offer real mechanics with visible engineering, but need regular wear or a watch winder. For getting into mechanical watches, robust models between roughly €100 and €300 are considered a good start.

As a rule of thumb, a case diameter of 36 to 40 millimetres looks balanced on slim wrists, 40 to 42 millimetres suits most people, and from 44 millimetres it becomes sporty and bold. For every watch in the catalogue, diameter and case height are listed in the data sheet, so you can compare before buying.

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