Gifting watch is always a good idea; you choose a timepiece for your loved one, family member or for your children with thought that it will be well received, but a choosing right watch can be daunting & simply not an easy choice to make, especially as there are for all tastes. So we though to making it simple for you by adding some tips & experience of our experts.Two essential criteria are taken into account in this choice: The use and the design.How to choose design?The choice of form, colour, will be based on personal criteria. However, some people prefer digital watches for a vintage side as Casio watches where LED watches while others opt for more traditional Analog display watchessuch as Tissot, Titan, Sonata , Fastrack or Guess watches etc.What type of bracelet to choose?There are many types of bracelets that come in different materials: leather, metal, rubber... This choice will depend on your tastes and your type of use.- The leather bracelet: it brings to the watch a touch of elegance and is more comfortable to wear for its lightness.- The metal bracelet: it has a more masculine side. Watches with steel bracelets are usually equipped with a safety circuit that prevents accidental opening. The metal watches are the most popular because there is for all tastes: classical, modern, sporty.- The rubber bracelet: ideal for people who practice a lot of sport.What are the options?Watches increasingly offer options that will be useful or not, depending on how the person uses it.- The watch with stopwatch is the most common and allows timing any activity.- The heart rate monitor is very useful for athletes who wish to know the progress of their heart rate.- The GPS watch is a must to find easily in one place.What is the size of your wrist?For a wrist below 15.5 cm, it is better not to opt for a watch with a diameter greater than 40 mm.For a wrist above 18 cm, the ideal diameter would be 42 to 45mm.Used Watches can also be the good option ?Once you have a budget, you need to decide whether you want to go used or new. Some people would prefer used, as watches tend to last a long time and most people take very good care of them, especially once you get into the higher-end models. Plus, if you're buying a used, established name (think Rolex, maybe Omega) it will likely appreciate.
