1) Jaeger- LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Moon 39
Jaeger-LeCoultre is a luxury watchmaker based in Le Sentier, Switzerland, and manufactures watches since 1833. The company is known for offering luxury watches for men that incorporate high quality materials in a refined design.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Moon 39 is one of those masterpieces. This watch incorporates a clear round face with an analog time mechanism and a calendar date indicator. The calendar date recorder also assigns the phases of the moon as time passes.
The watch face is dull in color, with silver hour markers and watch arms contrasted with a second blue counter.
The watch is secured with a black leather band. With only 4.9 millimeters, this watch is as thin as it is elegant. A brown version is also available.
2) Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver Chronometer
Ulysse Nardin is an old-school luxury watch manufacturer. Founded in 1846 by Ulysse Nardin, the company has continuously produced watches since then, and remains open despite two world wars. Unlike other watchmakers, this company not only operates in the location where it was founded, Le Locle, Switzerland, but also manufactures its watches in the original building.
Ulysse Nardin specializes in marine chronometers. If you find those styles attractive, your search for a luxury watch for men should start and end with the Maxi Marine Diver chronometer.
This watch incorporates a round stainless steel body secured by a titanium and rubber strap (remember, this is designed for use in and around the water).
The dial of the watch is a striking deep blue with analog arms that keep the count of minutes and hours. The day of the month is recorded at the base of the face. The watch has a screwed crown with a sapphire crystal cover to protect the face of the watch and is water resistant to 300 meters.
Perfect for the man who has affinity with the ocean.
3) Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945
Girard-Perregaux is one of the leading luxury watch companies in the world. Founded in 1856 through the merger of two smaller Swiss companies, Girard-Perregaux has a well-earned reputation for producing exceptional luxury mechanical watches for men.
Many see their watches as a bit more exclusive than other Swiss brands because the company produces less of them a year than most other stores.
The 1945 Girard-Perregaux Vintage is the company's best-known offering and is an impressive watch. There are four variations of the clock, but all incorporate a square face design that contains an analog dial mechanism.
The watch faces can be selected in silver, black or white. The clock is complemented with the option of a moon phase or a calendar date indicator. The bands come in brown or black leather. As has always been the case with all Girard-Perregaux watches, each of the components of the watch is made by Girard-Perregaux on the site.
4) Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
Audemars Piguet is a unique Swiss watchmaker among the Swiss brands: continuous ownership. Founded in 1875 in Le Brassus, Switzerland, Audemars Piguet is the only luxury watch brand in the nation that has not been sold to a corporate master. The company is still owned by the families of Jules Audemars and Edward Piguet, the original founders.
Without experts working in a specialized installation, it is almost impossible to objectively detail the quality of all the watches we are listing here. However, it says a lot to Audemars Piguet that Cartier and Bulgari buy the company's watches and then rename them as their own products.
5) Vacheron Constantin Patrimony 85180
Founded by Jean-Marc Vacheron in 1755, Vacheron Constantin is the oldest Swiss watchmaker in the world. The company is headquartered in Geneva and operates with the slogan: "Do better if possible, and that is always possible". Over the centuries, this has resulted in elegantly restrained designs that are a marvel of craftsmanship.
The Vacheron Constantin Patrimony 85180 is a beautiful watch. This watch, obviously, is exquisitely crafted, but incorporates a clean and simplified design that is extremely pleasing to the eye.
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