Time's Ticking on the Best Men's Watch Deals for Cyber Monday 2023

Some watches work for everyone; others do not. This watch is one of the latter – a rose gold Omega Seamaster that should be reserved for the men that wear cashmere jumpers with corduroys, and fragrances by brands that are anything but easy to pronounce.

All black everything isn't much of a thing in the watch world, but without good reason. Here, Bell & Ross caters to those that rarely wear colour.

Inspired by seventies military aviation design, the Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer is practically perfect for pairing with your utilitarian ensembles.

Using code EXTRA30, you can knock this Swatch – which we reckon makes a fantastic Christmas pressie – down to just £43.40 over on The Watch Hut this Black Friday.

The Omega De Ville Trésor – a timepiece that debuted in 1949 and has been recognised as one of the Swiss marque's standout offerings ever since – is a little cheaper than usual in the Beaverbrook Black Friday sale.

If not Swiss, consider making your next watch German. (That's a not-so-subtle hint to check out this rather fantastic timepiece from Montblanc this Black Friday.)

Something like the watch that the action man wears in your favourite blockbuster, the Hamilton Field Day Date is for the guy who likes to get stuck in, and knows a good deal when he sees one.

If your worried that khaki isn't the right shade of green to match your complexion (no shade, but sounds like you've been spending too long on 'colour theory' TikTok), how about this emerald dial Tissot?

Gucci's seventies-inspired Grip Watch is a fly, flashy accessory for those who are super into timepieces, but also those who are not.

Subtle, dainty watches aren't for everyone. Some men want something big and burly, like this £70 G-Shock. Unsure? Our best advice is: for that price, you can't go wrong.

Rado says go red! Because why not! Sure, a brown, black, blue or grey watch might feel like a more 'sensible' purchase, but so what? It's important to have fun with your accessories, and with this very timepiece on sale this Black Friday, there's little excuse not to give red a go.

This charming black Tissot – discounted this Black Friday – boasts an innovative component: an all-new Powermatic 80 movement that possesses a power reserve of up to 80 hours.

Bremont's Rose watch, a timepiece designed to observe the British watchmaker's appointment as the official timekeeper of England rugby, is finished with subtle references to the sport – from the petal embossed subdials to the Twickenham anthem quote on the exhibition caseback.

Frequent travellers, this one is for you: the Hamilton Jazzmaster GMT Auto, a watch that will tell you the time in two time zones at once.

It's no surprise that Longines knows its way around a timeless timepiece design since it's been telling the time for almost 200 years.

A festive fashion watch sure to slap a smile on the face of even the most solemn Scrooges.

A nicely trippy dial design adds some vibes to the usual handsomeness Oris's Aquis has, and it's the product of a collab with social enterprise Bracenet – they turn upcycled fishing nets into accessories.

Mmm. That golden 12 on the dial is gilded by hand with the Japanese maki-e lacquering technique, giving each watch its own particular glimmer.

Built to withstand the worst the ocean can throw at you, this is a serious, sturdy watch for serious, sturdy guys.

A fun trip back to the future, the stainless steel case and bracelet is a significant upgrade on the usual plastic resin models you're used to.