Wearable men's watches from the SIHH salon

Beyond the wildly complicated and million-dollar babies, I predict these wearable, affordable watches will fly off the shelves this year.

26 January 2017
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  • Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 watch
    Now that Panerai has its own manufacture, the Luminor Submersible 1950 launched at the SIHH is decked out with an in-house automatic calibre with a 3-day power reserve and water-resistance to 300 metres (€14,000).
  • Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Stainless Steel watch
    A sign of the current situation in watchmaking is the incorporation of stainless steel models by high-end brands at entry-level prices. Parmigiani has j produced a version of its best-selling, ultra-thin Tonda watch in steel with a very attractive price tag of £7,950.
  • Girard-Perregaux 42mm Laureato watch
    Girard-Perregaux returned to the SIHH after a hiatus of four years with a consolidated Laureato collection. Unlike its 1975 quartz ancestor, the new 42mm Laureato is equipped with an in-house mechanical automatic movement and is just 10.88mm in height (SFr. 10,400).
  • Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Geographic watch
    Celebrating 25 years of the Master Control collection, Jaeger-LeCoultre launched three special-edition watches at the SIHH with vintage-inspired aesthetics. This GMT model, the Master Control Geographic watch, features a second time zone function (£7,900).
  • Montblanc Timewalker Chronograph lifestyle image
    Montblanc's TimeWalker collection for 2017 bristles with confidence. This 43mm steel TimeWalker Chronograph Automatic model recalls the golden years of motoring, with vintage car codes replicated throughout the watch (£3,420).
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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. ...