Buying Guide
The Michael Kors Watches Worth Buying
Michael Kors watches are the brand's most popular accessory, from the chronograph statement dials to the slimmer everyday styles. We pull together the ones worth knowing, across the price range, with a view on which to buy first.
The statement styles
The larger chronograph and pave watches are the recognisable Michael Kors look, with bold dials and plenty of shine. They make the strongest impression and sit at the top of the range. Start here if you want the watch to be the accessory.
Everyday mid-range
The mid-priced styles balance the brand look with something you can wear daily, in cleaner dials and mixed metals. They are the sensible middle ground for most buyers. Reach for these if you want one watch for everything.
Slimmer and entry styles
The slimmer, lower-priced watches are the understated end, easy to wear with anything and a good first designer watch. They read quieter than the statement dials. Buy these if you prefer subtle over bold.
Chronograph and signature dials
The chronograph and signature-dial styles bring the technical and branded looks, with sub-dials and logo detailing. They suit anyone who likes the busier face. A good pick once you know the size you want.
The buyer's brief
How to choose
What we weigh before a Michael Kors watch earns a place here.
Statement or subtle
The large chronograph styles make an impression. The slimmer dials are quieter and easier to wear daily. Choose by how much you want it noticed.
Size
The oversized cases sit large on the wrist. If you have a smaller wrist, the slimmer styles will feel more balanced.
Metal
Gold and rose-gold tones read dressier, silver and two-tone go with more. Pick a finish that matches your other jewellery.
Price
The statement pave styles sit at the top. The slimmer dials are the entry point for a first designer watch.
When to spend
A versatile mid-range watch earns its keep daily. Spend up only if you want the statement chronograph look.
Good to know
Answered
Michael Kors watches are fashion watches at a contemporary price, well finished for the money with quartz movements. They are bought for the look rather than as fine watchmaking.
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