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If you are looking for a new watch to wear on your wrist with pride, elegance and style, it has become even harder to choose between all of the current ranges on the market, with more established brands now being matched by smaller, yet trendier lines. To make your decision as to the correct watch to buy takes a little bit of consideration and thought, but if you are going to spend some money on your new item of jewellery it is something you need to get right., Below, we look at some of the things to take into account when looking to buy your new watch. Reputation – A watch manufacturer relies on two things, its reputation and its price. Brands like Citizen and Accurist have spent many years building a positive reputation, built on reliability, design and price and this reputation for being a leading brand takes many successful years to establish. Although it can be true that reputation can be unfairly tarnished due to outside influences, generally, if a manufacturer has a reputation f...

Buying a watch is usually not just a simple decision, like going into the local jewellery shop or going online and buying the first watch you lay your eyes. Because a watch is both an item of jewellery and something that serves a useful function in every day life, getting the balance between style and reliability becomes even more important when purchasing a watch. Below, we look at the some of the factors and choices you may need to take into account when purchasing your next watch. Price – Probably one of the largest factors for the majority of us when choosing a watch is the price or your budget. It is a good idea to work out how much you have to spend before going online or visiting a shop, as once you are looking at all of the fabulous watches it can be quite hard to resist something you can not really afford, and this just leads to regrets and big credit card bills. Although most brands offer a wide choice when it comes to range and pricing, there are brands that specialise in th...

With the summer holidays approaching and the sunshine currently shining across most of the UK, most people are now thinking towards their annual break away from work and stress of daily life. WatchMad.co.uk are seeing an increased demand for their latest Bench And Accurist watches, a sure sign that these brands are going to be seen all over the world in the next few months, so why not join the trend? Accurist are well known for the quality of watches they manufacturer. There is no doubt that the marketing ability and the product development and standards have lead Accurist through the past 60 years, to still be one of the leading watch makers in the world. The brand has since become well known for its value and quality and have of course gone on to become the official time supplier for the Talking Clock and also many leading sports events and occasions. Bench, like the same clothing brand, are known as being a funky and trendy brand, with their watches offering superb value for the mor...

The watch you are wearing now will be made of some kind of material whether it is plastic or metal but have you ever thought about this when buying watch? Watches are made of many different materials and these can vary often determine the price. Here is a list of materials used in watch manufacturing and there impact on the price you pay at the checkout: Stainless Steel This is the most common material used in watch production; it is hard wearing and doesn’t erode like other metals. It can be manipulated into many shapes so is perfect for many watch designs. Stainless steel is cost effective too so can be used to produce both budget and high valued watches. Plastic/ Silicon This is an increasing popular option especially in the past 12 months with more and more fashion watches coming out in bright vibrant colours. These fashion watches are designed to be fun and funky and are very popular with young people. These styles vary in price depending on the type of material used, for instance...

Thousands of watches are purchased each year for personal use and as gifts. The one question that is raised when purchasing a watch is – What makes a good watch? This question can be answered by what your requirements are from a watch, do you want to wear it for special occasions or for everyday use? It also relies on your own personal style and fashion tastes. Watches vary in price depending on which brand you choose and the components/ materials that make it up such as gold, plastic and titanium. Features such as tachymeter, stop watch and high depth water resistance can also add to the price of the watch. If your watch is for everyday purpose think about what features and style you require, if you have to wear a suit to work then a smart metal or leather bracelet watch would be required without the need for too many feature. If your everyday work involves working outside then a durable and water resistant watch is advisable even with perhaps a shock proof design. Your watch maybe pu...

Everyone wants to buy a nice looking designer watch and above all they want it to last for a long time, as a well made and quality watch should last for many years, with it only needing a new battery once a year. As technology improves, so does the quality and type of watches that are manufactured by some of the leading brands, but there are still two types of movements, mechanical and electronic, and we take a look at the difference below. Mechanical Movement Watches When watches were first produced, they were all mechanical movement watches, as the technology did not exist outside of moving parts. Some watches contain many moving parts, all working together to make your watch keep time and move along, a bit like a cog like set up. When you wind one of these watches up, they then slowly let off this energy to control the movement of the watch, which is controlled to make a periodic energy release, and this is how the watch keeps time. Most of these type of watches will also use a bala...

With more and more of us now using the internet to make most of our purchases where better to make your next watch purchase then at Watchmad. Watchmad is part of the David Christopher Jewellery Group who is a family business of two generations, with fifteen retail stores throughout the Midlands and Southwest. This is especially important when purchasing online as you want to be dealing with a reputable company who can offer you Professional advice and a great reputation in customer service. There are lots of brands to choose from at Watchmad, these include: • Skagen • Accurist • Breil • Armani • ICE • Rotary • Guess and lots more……. You can choose from a wide and varied range from each manufacturer incorporating all of the latest trends and styles. With regular price checks carried out, Watchmad are sure to offer the lowest possible prices and with same day dispatch and free delivery offered on all orders placed. Shopping for your next watch couldn’t be simpler, whether the watch is fo...

Everyone wants to buy a nice looking designer watch and above all they want it to last for a long time, as a well made and quality watch should last for many years, with it only needing a new battery once a year. As technology improves, so does the quality and type of watches that are manufactured by some of the leading brands, but there are still two types of movements, mechanical and electronic, and we take a look at the difference below. Mechanical Movement Watches When watches were first produced, they were all mechanical movement watches, as the technology did not exist outside of moving parts. Some watches contain many moving parts, all working together to make your watch keep time and move along, a bit like a cog like set up. When you wind one of these watches up, they then slowly let off this energy to control the movement of the watch, which is controlled to make a periodic energy release, and this is how the watch keeps time. Most of these type of watches will also use a bala...

Many of us own a watch and use on an everyday basis to simply tell the time, the question is what does your watch say about you? There are countless styles and colours to choose from when buying a watch so how do you know what one to choose. This is especially difficult when buying a watch as a gift. The first question you have to ask yourself is when will the watch be worn? If you are going to wear it on a daily basis to both work and social occasions then you have to factor this in, you may like the look of a colourful funky watch which would look great with your new jeans or trainers but how would that look if you wore it in a work environment with a suit? With this in mind your choice of watch would have to be something that would look smart and functional for work but fashionable for when you are casually dressed, so now you are looking at a metal bracelet watch or one with a leather strap. Many people purchase a watch on how it will make people perceive them, for instance within ...