Buying a watch today can be a perplexing experience. Not only are there so many timepieces to choose from, there are many types of watches with prices ranging from a dollar to the price of a Tesla. So which to buy? The flashy, blingy watch? The chrome digital "old school" watch? The complex gadget watch? To help the beginner and experienced watch customer, Urban Splatter cuts through the bs with our introductory buyer's guide to modern watches. Read below to see the best watches for architects.
Personally, Rolex Watches are my favorite.
Watches are critical for designers that run busy lives and have time sensitive meetings with executives. As an architect I can recommend the following fashionable pieces of design. All of this is why it is important to find the best watches for architects.
This is a true classic watch. You are sure to get compliments wearing this luxurious designer watch. Bulova has been making some of the best watches in the world for some time now. Additionally, the gold accented frame beautifully compliments the deep blue leather band. Overall, this watch screams sophistication and class.
This classic watch matches with anything slightly business casual. Additionally, the dark blue background nicely contrasts with the hours.
Price: $100-$150
This stylish automatic watch by Seiko features a clean and simple timepiece. Subsequently, this is a perfect watch for everyday wear.
First of all, hidden behind the Seiko Men's Automatic Stainless Steel Watch's classic analog design are high-tech progressive elements like a day and date function in two languages (English and Spanish) and precise 21-jewel Japanese automatic movement, a feature that means this watch never needs batteries or winding. In fact, it is powered automatically by the movement of your arm. Also, time of day is displayed on a blue analog dial that showcases luminous silver-toned hands and luminous silver-toned baton hour markers.
Furthermore, the dial also features a day and date window at the three o'clock position, and is protected by a Hardlex crystal and backed by a stainless steel case. Also, keeping all of this securely on your wrist is a stainless steel link bracelet that closes with a double-push-button fold-over safety clasp. Other features include a custom crown at the four o'clock position and water-resistance to 99 feet (30 meters). This is a perfect watch engineers need.
Don't let the price of this watch fool you. The Casio is a great option for junior architects. For someone on a budget this is one of best watches for architects.