Updated
Top list: Chic watches for women
A watch isn’t just a watch. It’s also a piece of jewellery that you always have on you. Here are ladies watches suitable for both everyday use and parties from popular brands like Omega Watches and more.
There’s an unwritten rule that right-handed people wear the watch on their left wrist and vice versa. The reason for this is that it is easier to wind or correct a watch when using your writing hand. Nowadays, most watches run on batteries so maybe that's also why this old fashioned rule is no longer as strict. Today, all kinds of people wear their watches on either wrist.
Here are seven models for all occasions.
.jpg)
Daniel Wellington Petite Sterling (DW00100164)
Daniel Wellington is the watch manufacturer who made himself known for widespread use of influencers to market his product. This approach succeeded very well, because now his watches can be seen all over the world and the company has almost five million followers on Instagram. His watches are marketed as elegant and timeless classics, and the Petite Sterling model is no exception. A simple watch with a strap of stainless steel and a white dial that makes it feel like you’re wearing a discreet piece of jewellery on your arm.
.jpg)
Diesel Double Down 44 (DZ1437)
Diesel Double Down is a lightweight, monochrome watch in a slightly sportier unisex design. The strap is made of silicone, and it has tempered mineral glass, which makes it a durable watch that can withstand both everyday life and hard work in the gym. The solid black analogue display shows the time, and the small white details on the hands make it easy to read the time.
Three tips for buying a watch
Buy the right size. Do you want a small and narrow watch or a wide one with a large dial? Think about what suits your style best.
Analogue or digital? This is a matter of taste, where only you know which you like best.
Battery or self-winding? Are you OK replacing the battery or do you prefer a watch to wind itself up and never stop? Choose your watch accordingly.