Mechanical Watches | Daily wear, formal events, collectors | Mechanical automatic movement (no battery), 50m water resistance (ISO 6425), 316L stainless steel case, 9H hardlex crystal (scratch-resistant) | Classic design, no battery dependency, collectible value, precise craftsmanship | Higher cost, requires maintenance (e.g., servicing every 3–5 years), less accurate than quartz |
Quartz Watches | Everyday use, budget-conscious buyers | Quartz movement (±15s/month accuracy), 30m water resistance (ISO 2281), plastic/resin case (lightweight) | Affordable, highly accurate, low maintenance (no winding or servicing) | Less durable materials, less prestigious, limited mechanical appeal |
Smartwatches | Tech enthusiasts, fitness tracking | Touchscreen display (AMOLED), 50m water resistance (IP68), 1–3 days battery life (rechargeable) | Connectivity (phone alerts), health monitoring, customizable watch faces | Short battery life, tech-dependent, less traditional aesthetic, higher cost |
Luxury Watches | Formal events, status symbol seekers | 18k gold or platinum cases, sapphire crystal (scratch-resistant), 100m water resistance (ISO 6425) | Exclusivity, long-term value, superior craftsmanship, timeless design | Extremely expensive, not rugged enough for extreme activities, requires careful handling |
Sport/Adventure Watches | Outdoor activities, diving, hiking | 316L stainless steel case, 200m water resistance (ISO 6425), luminescent hands (Super-LumiNova) | Durable build, reliable in harsh conditions, visibility in low light | Bulky design, less formal appeal, heavier compared to dress watches |
Vintage Watches | Collectors, retro style enthusiasts | Hand-wound mechanical movement, vintage design (1950s–70s era), limited production runs | Unique historical value, timeless aesthetic, rarity | High cost, may require restoration, less practical for daily use |