Here you will find all the watches in our catalogue: real models only, with researched key data such as movement, case size, glass and water resistance. Every watch carries a guide price for orientation based on the recommended retail price, with no invented discounts and no fake best prices.
Use the filters to narrow the selection: by watch type such as dive watch, dress watch or chronograph, by brand, drive, case size and budget. The editorial rating summarises how well a model combines design, technology and price in its class.
If you do not yet know what you are looking for, the Watch Finder helps with five short questions. To decide between two or three models, the direct Watch Comparison is worthwhile, and our Watch Knowledge section explains the most important technical terms concisely.
Open a brand to jump straight to each model in the catalogue. That way even watches that are not currently in the filtered recommendations remain easy to find.
Short, clear answers to the questions that come up most often before buying a watch. They help you with type, drive and budget. That way you can decide faster which watch suits you.
The right watch type depends on your daily life: dive watches and field watches are robust all-rounders, dress watches suit shirt and suit, and chronographs offer a stopwatch function and a technical look. If you like things uncomplicated, a digital watch or a sporty quartz watch is a good choice. Our Watch Finder narrows down the selection in five questions.
The guide price is an orientation based on the manufacturer's recommended retail price. Current daily shop prices may be higher or lower. We deliberately show no invented best prices, but link to shops where you can check the current price directly.
Neither is better across the board; they serve different preferences. Automatic watches offer mechanical fascination and run without a battery, but need movement or winding and an occasional service. Quartz watches are more accurate, cheaper to maintain and ready to use immediately.
Solid quartz and digital watches are available for under 100 euros, and reliable automatic watches start at around 200 to 400 euros. Swiss mechanical watches with sapphire glass usually start at 500 to 800 euros. The scale is open at the top; more important than the price is that size, type and purpose suit you.