- A nice watch is an essential accessory for men, but that doesn't mean you have to spend big bucks to look good.
- Even on a tight budget, you can buy just about any desirable watch style, so we rounded up eight styles for under $100.
- Our top picks include watches from MVMT, Timex, Casio, Invicta, and more.
If there's one accessory every man needs to own, it's a wristwatch. The right watch should be functional and attractive - a piece that adds to the wearer's style.
While certain brands like Rolex and Breitling are often used as a symbol of status, it's still possible to achieve a sophisticated look without paying high-end prices. Most people can't afford or are simply unwilling to spend thousands of dollars on a watch, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to find a nice timepiece.
Whether your taste in watches is minimal or more complex, you can find the right timepiece on any budget - even for under $100. Brands like Timex, Invicta, Nixon, and MVMT, just to name a few, all offer beautiful watches at affordable prices.
For those looking to save money without sacrificing quality, we rounded up eight of the best watches you can buy for less than $100 right now.
Here are the best men's watches under $100:
- Best gold-tone watch under $100: Nixon Time Teller
- Best silver-tone watch under $100: Timex Expedition Ranger 43mm
- Best minimalist watch under $100: Calvin Klein Minimal
- Best smartwatch under $100: Amazfit Bip
- Best diver's watch under $100: Invicta Pro Diver 40mm Two-Tone
- Best leather band watch under $100: MVMT Classic 45mm
- Best sports watch under $100: G-Shock DW6900-1V Sport Watch
- Best novelty watch: Casio Vintage Calculator Watch
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