Top Fashion Watch For Girl
We may all have our phones within arm’s length at all times, but that doesn’t mean we should give up the time-honored tradition of wearing a wristwatch. I?n fact, we can think of countless times when it would have been much more convenient and appropriate to glance down at our wrist rather than take a obvious look at a illuminated phone. Discretion aside, expertly designed women’s watches are gorgeous accessories in their own right. Pick a watch that really speaks to you (or to whoever you may be gifting it to), and it will serve as a conversation piece—just as a statement necklace or cocktail ring would. Take a moment to peruse the Best Womens Watches to give this year, and find the style that works best for the recipient (again, no judgment if it’s for you). You can shop this list with confidence as each selection has been vetted by our proprietary algorithm, factoring in user reviews, best-seller lists, editorial recommendations, and more. Scroll down to shop the 10 best women’s watches today!
1.Parmigiani Tonda Metropolitaine Selene ($12,300)
Parmigiani’s Fashion Smart Watch is always impressive, so there was little surprise this year when they knocked this one out of the park. An in-house moonphase complication, rose gold applied indices, and a lovely blue mother-of-pearl lace detail laid over a textured blue dial give this elegant steel watch plenty of detail without being loud or obnoxious. I?t’s a little pricey for steel, but with Parmigiani it’s all about the details.
2. Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz ($37,800)
The Royal Oak is one of the most iconic Watches in the market, right alongside the Rolex Submariner and I?WC Big Pilot. Smaller versions have existed in the past, but this 33mm is the most dainty yet. The brand has gone back to traditional yellow gold, and the bezel is set with 40 brilliant-cut diamonds, giving this Royal Oak a extra-feminine feel.
3. Piaget Limelight Stella, ($20,500)
Piaget has never been one to shy away from Fashion Watch For Girl, but in 2016 the brand seriously upped their game. This beautifully executed moonphase complication on the new Limelight Stella makes the watch the most complicated one with a in-house movement that Piaget has ever specifically made for women.
4. Bremont Solo 32 ($4,095)
Prior to the launch of the Solo 32 at Basel this year there was no such thing as a ladies Bremont, and for a freshman effort, they hit the nail square on the head. Though scaled down by a significant amount, all of the key Bremont details are there, like their trademark triptik case. The automatic movement, although not manufactured in-house, is heavily modified, rigorously tested, and chronometer-certified.
5. Breitling Galactic 29 ($5,210)
The Galactic came as a bit of a surprise from Breitling, especially considering that the brand loves to build large mens watches—typically in excess of 45mm in diameter. This lovely, simple ladies' timepieces competes in the same bracket as the Bremont mentioned above; it’s a clean and well executed (and chronometer certified) timepiece that’s devoid of diamonds or other frilly adornment.
