Watches

Not really. For one thing, a lot of people don't even wear watches anymore. I do wear a watch, but I use it to tell the time, not as a personal accessory. Because I wear a watch for utility, ease of reading and durability matter much more than style. If my current watch isn't broken, I don't need a new one.

Last year I had purchased a Rolex Two tone watch from the Melrose Jewelers. The watch looks brand new even today and each time I go out wearing this watch, there are people who come and ask the source from where the purchase was made. Sometimes I get tired of answering and so I do not use this watch when I am very busy. I do not forget to use it on the important days like parties and meetings. I recommend the Melrose Jewelers to all those who want to get the top quality Rolex watches at the cheapest prices.

I'm very happy with my Men’s Rolex Datejust purchase; I only wish that I had found Melrose Jewelers sooner. I wasted a good week investigating other online stores until I found Melrose Jewelers. I saved a few hundred dollars at the same time, and got a better quality and model Rolex watch than I was about to buy at another online retailer (who will remain nameless for trying to rip me off!). I was originally looking at the cheaper stainless steel rolex date just models: http://www.melrosejewelers.com/info/rolex_stainless _steel_jubilee_fluted_317.htm The prices were great and shipping was quick. Keep up the good work guys!.

Purchasing from Melrose Jewelers was so easy. They were really helpful and professional. Even though I only bought a Rolex submariner, they didn’t treat me any different than if I were buying a brand new $30,000 rolex president. When the rolex submariner arrived at my doorstep it looked even better than the picture lead me to believe. The rolex prices they have are affordable and fair. This is the Rolex submariner I bought and believe me when I say the picture doesn’t do it justice!

Like others have said this is tricky as I learned a few years back.My boyfriend at the time told me he wanted a fossil watch that had a blue face on it.So I go down to the mall and ask the twit behind the counter to see the blue fossil watches,she looks through all 100 of them and pulls out a green one that says blue on it,but i tried to tell her that is just the style name.I needed an actual blue one,she told me they did not make them,but I knew they did becuase I had seen them around,she said they didn't anymore. She got me so confused and upset,I just told her to give  me the one that said blue and hope to goodness it right,long story short it wasn't and I had to exchange it,and this time at least they did have a blue one after Chirstmas

If you must buy a man a watch, be absolutely sure you know what he likes.  I will only wear a self winding mechanical watch.  I dislike quartz despite it's inherent superiority to mechanical timepieces.  A watch is the only accessory a man can wear every day.  Consequently, men choose a watch that attempts to encapsulate their character.  If you choose wrong, it will never get worn.

Rolez Gold Yaght Master, 18 crt of pure Bling, useless, dangerous for your arm and pointless. My running watch cost me £10 and keeps better time, its wrist wrapped blingy gold ego. Buy the stainless steel ones if you must.

For men this could be iffy, both men and women are picky about their watches. There are so many different styles of watches and they can range from very cheap to very expensive. Still a watch can be a classy gift.

Many men find that a fine watch is the only jewelry that they want. Buy Rolex, Omega, Tag Huerer, Concord, Baume et Mercier for fine watches. Seiko makes great everyday pieces.

Makes a good stocking stuffer.

I'm a watch destroyer. I have several laying around the house with broken bands, dead batteries, etc. My job forces me to be hard on jewelry of any kind, so I usually avoid wearing any.