Pre-owned Quartz Watches
Style your wrist with our range of quartz watches from some of the world’s most renowned watch brands, including Rolex, Omega, Cartier, Breitling, and more, with a range of models for both men and women. Known for their exceptional accuracy and minimal maintenance, quartz watches are the gold standard in watchmaking, with 97% of the world’s fashion watches now designed with a quartz movement.
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Whether you’re browsing for a new timepiece for your collection or shopping for a special occasion, our handpicked selection of Swiss quartz watches is sure to leave you spoilt for choice.
Since its inception in 1969, the quartz movement has revolutionised the world of watchmaking. The first quartz watch, invented by Japanese watch brand Seiko, was a limited-edition release of only 100 models, each one costing as much as a new Toyota. However, the idea quickly spread, with brands all over the world racing to adopt the quartz movement. Usually powered by a battery, quartz watches work by sending an electrical signal through a tiny crystal of quartz, which creates vibrations that power the watch’s hands. This almost-perfect frequency of vibrations makes quartz watches incredibly precise, accurate to within one second per day.
Whether you’re browsing for a new timepiece for your collection or shopping for a special occasion, our handpicked selection of Swiss quartz watches is sure to leave you spoilt for choice.
Since its inception in 1969, the quartz movement has revolutionised the world of watchmaking. The first quartz watch, invented by Japanese watch brand Seiko, was a limited-edition release of only 100 models, each one costing as much as a new Toyota. However, the idea quickly spread, with brands all over the world racing to adopt the quartz movement. Usually powered by a battery, quartz watches work by sending an electrical signal through a tiny crystal of quartz, which creates vibrations that power the watch’s hands. This almost-perfect frequency of vibrations makes quartz watches incredibly precise, accurate to within one second per day.
