A great watch doesn't have to cost as much as your rent. Yes, it can. But it can also be affordable and well within your price limits. Because while there are definitely a lot of high-end options that are worth your time and attention, on the other end of the spectrum there's a veritable smorgasbord of stylish, well-made timepieces that cost less than $300 from a number of well-regarded watch brands. We're talking the classic Timex, of course, but thanks to brands old and new, we're also talking about chronographs that look a whole lot more expensive than they are by Michael Kors, dress watches Tissot, sport watches G-Shock, divers by Casio, and more. There's a lot to sift through, which is why we've scoured the market for the most affordable watch deals out there by the best brands, and pulled them all together for you. Here are 20 that are worth your (relatively humble) investment.
A great watch doesn't have to cost as much as your rent. Yes, it can. But it can also be affordable and well within your price limits. Because while there are definitely a lot of high-end options that are worth your time and attention, on the other end of the spectrum there's a veritable smorgasbord of stylish, well-made timepieces that cost less than $300 from a number of well-regarded watch brands. We're talking the classic Timex, of course, but thanks to brands old and new, we're also talking about chronographs that look a whole lot more expensive than they are by Michael Kors, dress watches Tissot, sport watches G-Shock, divers by Casio, and more. There's a lot to sift through, which is why we've scoured the market for the most affordable watch deals out there by the best brands, and pulled them all together for you. Here are 20 that are worth your (relatively humble) investment. Snag these deals now, pay tribute to Washington later. Start your 2022 off right by saving yourself some cash. When Sampson talks, it's impossible not to listen. You may know him from How to Get Away with Murder or The Vampire Diaries or, most recently, as the perpetually-trying-to-improve-himself Nathan on Insecure. Maybe you've heard about BLD PWR, an organization centered on abolition and mental wellness he cofounded that wants to train a new generation of entertainers and athletes to liberate communities from police violence, racism, structural inequality, the oppression of sexism, transphobia, capitalist violence, and the places where those intersect. Even if none of this rings a bell, you probably remember when, in 2020, cops shot him seven times with rubber bullets at a protest over the police killing of George Floyd. Because you love your place, and it should smell good. It's the mattress you'll spend the rest of your life sleeping on. While the world's attention was drawn to the noisy tantrum in Ottawa, there was a sporadic blockade at the border crossing in Coutts as well. Police made arrests and, this week, the first of these defendants came to court. Seven of them were granted bail. Four others were held without it. For damn good reason, as it turns out. |
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