Classic women’s watches for gifting

Give the ultimate gift of time with our selection of timeless classics - watches that will never go out of style.

20 December 2016
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  • Girard-Perregaux Cats Eye Night & Day watch
    This bewitching Girard-Perregaux Cat’s Eye Night & Day watch shimmers with the metallic inclusions found in aventurine and white diamonds. The mechanical automatic movement is finished with Côtes de Genève motifs and a pink gold rotor bearing the letters GP (£23,500).
  • Vacheron Constantin Harmony Dual Time watch for ladies in a 37mm white gold case and bezel set with 88 diamonds. The opaline silver-toned dial ensures clear readings of local and home times, while the gold sun and moon signals indicate day/night functions
    Inspired by one of Vacheron Constantin’s pulsometer chronographs of 1928 with a cushion-shaped case, the Harmony collection is a triumph of design. This 37mm white gold Harmony Dual Time watch has a bezel set with 88 diamonds and is limited to 500 pieces (£35,950).
  • Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Poppy watch
    Radiating optimism and joie de vivre, Parmigiani's Tonda 1950 Poppy watch in rose gold has a vibrant, eye-catching dial made from lipstick-red aventurine stone.The rich colour beautifully complements the rose gold strap (POA).
  • Ralph Lauren Petite Rose Gold 867 watch with diamonds
    Named after Ralph Lauren's flagship New York store at 867 Madison Avenue, this diamond-set Ralph Lauren Petite Rose Gold 867 quartz watch recreates the geometry and sleek lines of the architecture of the 1930s (£17,600).
  • Boucheron Reflet watch
    Elegant yet versatile, this yellow gold Reflet watch by Boucheron comes with an interchangeable strap system that allows you to change the mood of your watch in seconds (£8,300).
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Rebecca Doulton

REBECCA DOULTON

Luxury goods and lifestyle writer Rebecca began writing for the Financial Times in Mexico City in the early 1980s. Formerly the editor of the Tiempo de Relojes website, Rebecca joined The Jewellery Editor with a wealth of experience in watches. ...