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Watch Buying Guide | Jared

Exploring Watch Styles

With so many watch styles available, the right choice depends on your lifestyle and needs. From refined dress watches to adventure-ready designs, there’s a perfect fit for every occasion.

Understanding Watch Movements

A watch’s movement, or caliber, is the engine that powers its timekeeping and functions. As the heart of every timepiece, movements vary across brands and watch styles, with manufacturers refining them through proprietary craftsmanship and innovation.

Discover Top Watch Brands at Jared

Jared offers an exceptional collection of men’s and women’s watches by the world’s most renowned brands. Find luxury timepieces, fashion-forward designs, and performance-driven watches that fit every style.

The right watch size depends on wrist circumference and personal style. Case diameters between 36-40mm are common for women’s watches, while men’s watches typically range from 40-46mm. If you prefer a bold statement, go for a larger case, while a smaller case offers a more understated look. Need adjustments? Jared's jewelry repair services can resize bands for the perfect fit.

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A water-resistant watch can handle splashes or brief exposure to water, but it’s not fully protected against submersion. A waterproof watch (often rated for diving) is designed to withstand specific depths. Always check the manufacturer’s water resistance rating before wearing your watch in water.

A manual mechanical watch should be wound daily for accurate timekeeping. Automatic watches wind themselves with wrist movement but may need manual winding if not worn regularly.

Yes, Jared is an authorized retailer for top brands including TAG Heuer, Movado, Citizen, Shinola and more. As an authorized retailer, we’ll ensure you receive genuine timepieces with manufacturer warranties. Shop confidently knowing every watch is authentic and backed by quality service.

A watch’s price is influenced by factors like brand reputation, materials, movement type, craftsmanship, and added features (e.g., diamonds, chronographs, or complications). Luxury watches often feature Swiss-made movements, handcrafted details, and high-end materials, making them true investment pieces.