10 Best Watches Under $100
One Benjamin Goes Further Than You Think
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Brian Huang on March 30, 2009 Kenneth Cole New York 12-6 Barrel Watch
Kenneth Cole knows fashion and it’s easy to tell why. The clean, sleek tonneau-shaped case is reminiscent of some expensive high-end brands. This is the one you strap on when you want to look and feel like a million bucks.
Cost: $85 @ Kenneth Cole New York
Nixon The Atom
In the Atom, Nixon has hit the market with a truly no-nonsense watch. A simple digital display and canvas strap give it a retro feel. When you’re done rocking this, pass it on to your 5 year old nephew, and he’ll fit right in with the cool kids and their Casios.
Cost: $80 @ Nixon
Pulsar Chronograph
The Pulsar Chronograph features everything you expect in a, well, chronograph. It’s got a stainless steel case with matching bracelet. This is a great looking and multifunctional piece. When you’re bored at work, click a few pushers and watch the hands march around the subdials. Good times.
Cost: $81 @ Joma Shop
Skagen Silver and Charcoal
Skagen is the one you want if you’re looking for a super slim watch that fits easily under your shirt cuffs. Chances are, you won’t even notice it’s there. Here, a lightweight steel case and mesh bracelet make for a comfortable daily-wearer.
Cost: $100 @ Skagen
Swatch Carbonoir
You simply can’t talk about inexpensive watches without mentioning Swatch. However, we’re not just talking about the cheap plastic watches they’re known for. This one has stainless steel case, leather strap, and a carbon fiber dial pattern.
Cost: $100 @ Swatch
Know of a better watch for this list? Let us know in the comments below, we want to hear from you.
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