Luxury Watch Brands Reviews
Expert reviews of the best luxury watch brands retailers. Compare ratings, pricing, and quality to make an informed decision for your next purchase.

G-Shock
The Anti-Jewelry
G-Shock is not a watch. It is a tool. It was invented in 1983 with one goal: survive a 10-meter drop. It is the only watch that matters in a war zone, a construction site, or a gym.

Jomashop
How It Works
The Grey Market Giant

Watchmaxx
Swiss watches are cheaper on the grey market. That is a fact. Watchmaxx is one of the largest avenues to access these savings. This Watchmaxx review examines the reality of buying a $5,000 watch without a manufacturer warranty.
Watchmaxx sells authentic watches. They are not fakes.

Jura Watches
Jura Watches Standard: A Review for the Serious UK Collector
It's a Wednesday morning here in my office in Stretford and I'm wondering where a true watch enthusiast goes to buy a watch in the UK. You can go to the big, shiny chain stores and that's fine. But if you want to talk to someone who genuinely lives and breathes horology, who can debate the merits of a new movement or the history of an obscure brand, you go to a specialist. And in the world of the UK watch retailer, the name that commands the most respect is Jura Watches. This is a review for the connoisseur and this is my official Jura Watches review.

GoldsSmiths
The Crown's Jeweler: A Goldsmiths Review
When it's time to stop messing around with risky grey market deals, when you're ready to buy a serious, brand-new timepiece the 'proper' way, there's a name that echoes across every major UK high street. It's the big one. The establishment. It's Goldsmiths. They represent the old guard of British luxury retail, and for some of the most important purchases you'll ever make, they are the only sensible choice.

Goldsmiths
The Goldsmiths Standard: A Review of British Horological Heritage
It's a Thursday night, and from my office here in Stretford, I'm thinking about the two paths a man can take when buying a serious watch. There's the grey market path—a world of savvy deals and calculated risks. And then there is the front door of the establishment itself. In the UK, that front door has a name engraved on it: Goldsmiths. With roots stretching back to 1778, they aren't just a shop; they're a British institution. This isn't about finding a deal; it's about buying with absolute certainty. This is my official Goldsmiths review.

Hugo Boss
The Suit Accessory
Hugo Boss watches are props. They are designed to look good under a suit cuff. They are not pieces of horological significance.

Fossil
The Architects of the Mall Watch
Fossil is the engine room of the fashion watch industry. They don't just make Fossil watches; they manufacture the timepieces for Michael Kors, Armani, Diesel, and specialized runs for other designers.