The Best Men’s Watches

Our tireless exploration of the best men’s watches continues with this, the seventh instalment of The Weekly Watch List.

From luxury watches through to sports watches, the aim is to bring together some of the finest timepieces the world has to offer to help in the quest of finding the perfect watch for you, or a special man in your life.

So, without further ado, here are five great watches that just might be the ideal accompaniment for a lonely wrist.

88 Rue du Rhone Broadway

Let’s kick things off with a relative newcomer to the watch world; 88 Rue du Rhone might not have been around for very long but this is a brand that is already making a name for itself in men’s fashion. And this 42mm chronograph is one of the company’s best yet; it oozes style.

With a stainless steel case and a striking red second hand set against a white face, the watch manages to combine bold elements with a subtle design. The touches of red continue with the stitching on the black alligator strap, topping off this exquisite timepiece.

Junghan Max Bill Chronoscope

Next on the list we have the Max Bill Chronoscope from the German watch-maker Junghan. As one of the most extraordinary designers of the last century, the architect, painter, sculptor and product designer Max Bill left behind an extensive life’s work, including one of the most fascinating watch collections of recent decades – this is celebrated in this piece.

The classic, clean face is set within a stainless steel case while the strap is made from milanaise – together they make this watch unique and original.

Frederique Constant Worldtimer Limited Edition

You only have to look at Frederique Constant’s Worldtimer watch to appreciate that it is something a little special. Featuring a map of the world and an outer circle that will show you the time in different regions around the planet, this is an item that combines precise, high-quality manufacturing with a keen eye for fashion.

There are just 1,888 of these timepieces available so you can be sure to stand apart if you have it on your wrist. It comes with an alligator leather strap, a stainless steel case, and a clear feature display reverse so you can see the in-house movement.

Raymond Weil Freelancer

Raymond Weil Freelancer watches have long proved a popular choice for men, coming in a range of different styles and colours. This rose gold edition, however, is our favourite.

It is refined, simple, modern and elegant. With a small window set within the stylish black face offering a view of the Swiss mechanics that lie inside, this stunning watch comes complete with a rose gold case and a luxurious black leather strap.

Hamilton Pan Europ H-30

And finally, to complete this week’s list we have Hamilton’s Pan Europ H-30. It might not be to everyone’s taste but we are all about variety here at Billionaires and there is certainly something to be said for this high performance timepiece.

It is bold, combining bright blues and red in both the face and the strap. The contemporary design makes it ideal for a more confident and progressive kind of guy, although it does also come with the option of a black leather strap, making it suitable for almost any occasion.

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