Luxury Watches

Luxury watches abound, but few deliver true value. Canadian watch brands like Heron, Vieren, Wilk Watchworks, and Bradley Taylor offer budget-friendly quality, rivalling global names. 

Heron, from Vancouver, crafts minimalist dive watches (CA$300–CA$800) inspired by Canada’s coasts. Vieren, based in Montreal, creates elegant unisex watches (CA$1,000–CA$2,500) with sustainable materials. 

Wilk Watchworks, from Ottawa, offers rugged field watches (CA$400–CA$900) with wilderness-inspired dials. Bradley Taylor, in Calgary, produces luxury timepieces (CA$2,000–CA$5,000) with bespoke engravings. 

These microbrand Canadian watches, alongside global brands, ensure quality without emptying your wallet. 

A Reddit user on r/Watches said, 

“Affordable Canadian watches like Heron and Bradley Taylor rival global luxury for value.”

Canadian Watch Brands and Top Global Picks

Rado Luxury Watches

No luxury watch list is complete without Rado, a Swiss brand known for exotic materials, popular in Canada alongside Canadian watch brands like Vieren. Their innovative designs and research place them among the most expensive brands, with top pieces exceeding CA$10,000. Yet, Rado offers stunning quality at accessible prices, complementing the affordability of Canadian-made watch brands.

Rado Hyperchrome Automatic Diamonds R32052012

This women’s watch features:

· Plasma High-Tech Ceramic

· Stainless steel

· PVD

· Titanium

 Its white dial, bordered by elegant gold and adorned with subtle stones, balances grace and luxury, perfect for any collection. The date at 3 o’clock is elegantly placed, with automatic movement and a 38-hour power reserve. The Ceramos bracelet, a Rado trademark, adds sophistication.
Price: CA$6,500
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Coupole Classic Automatic Power Reserve R22878163

This men’s watch combines a striking silver and black design with an 80-hour power reserve. Its automatic movement, stainless steel case, and anti-reflective sapphire crystal create a sleek look. With a date window and 5-bar water resistance, it’s a stylish choice for those seeking quality akin to Canadian watch brands.
Price: CA$2,500
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Tissot Luxury Watches

Tissot, a Swiss leader, competes with the best Canadian watch brands like Montfort in Canada’s market. Known for innovative designs and watchmaking heritage, Tissot upholds its motto, “Innovator By Tradition.” Their varied collection delivers uncompromising quality across a wide price range. A user on r/WatchReviews said, “Tissot’s elegance matches the minimalist charm of Canadian watch brands like Montfort.”

Tissot Excellence 18k Gold

The Excellence Gold collection blends simplicity and luxury. This men’s watch, with a black and gold dial encased in 18k gold and a black leather strap, is eye-catching for CA$3,875. Its uncomplicated face, indices, and Swiss quartz movement ensure precision and appeal.
Price: CA$6,500
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Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles Powermatic 80 Helvetic Pride

A tribute to Swiss heritage, this watch features a case back mimicking a Swiss franc coin, depicting Helvetia and 23 stars for the Swiss Confederation. The women’s version has a mother-of-pearl embellishment, while the men’s features a Swiss cross. With a stainless steel case, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and grey-rose gold bracelet, it offers leather strap and black dial variants.
Price: CA$1,295
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Swatch Watches

Swatch, known as “Second Watches” or Swiss Watches, boasts excellent quality and performance. While not a Canadian watch brand, Swatch thrives in Canada, complementing microbrand Canadian watches like Heron and Wilk Watchworks. Launched in 1983 to counter Japanese digital watches, Swatch’s trendy designs restored Swiss watchmaking’s reputation. Their innovative timepieces remain popular in 2025. A Reddit user commented, “Swatch’s bold style is a fun contrast to the rugged designs of Canadian watch brands like Bradley Taylor.”

Swatch Blurang

Introduced in Canada in 2013, Blurang’s SISTEM51 movement uses 51 components and one screw—a mechanical first. Its transparent case back and front showcase a turquoise three-winged seconds ’hand. Available in navy blue with stainless steel or grey with a matte finish, the Nivachron spiral ensures magnetic resistance and durability.

• Movement: Automatic
• Water Resistant: 3 Bar
• Strap Material: Rubber
• Clasp Material: Stainless Steel
• Strap Buckle: Half Buckle
• Case Material: Stainless Steel
• Price: CA$310
  

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Swatch Neon Jelly

Part of the BIG BOLD family, this watch has a see-through 47 mm dial and semi-transparent silicone strap. Its bold blue, red, and yellow hands add personality, ticking quietly for discreet use.

• Movement: Quartz
• Water Resistant: 3 Bar
• Strap Material: Silicone
• Clasp Material: Aluminium
• Strap Buckle: Half Buckle
• Case Material: Plastic

Price: CA$140
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Skagen Watches

Skagen Watches, part of Skagen Designs, capture a simple yet elegant aesthetic inspired by the artistic community in Skagen, Denmark. Founded in 1989 by Henrik and Charlotte Jorst, Skagen offers affordable luxury, competing with Canadian watch brands like Montfort and Heron in Canada’s market. Their watches feature premium materials like titanium and rose gold, with intricate functions and innovative artistic designs. Skagen proves well-crafted items don’t need hefty price tags, delivering style, sophistication, and accuracy akin to affordable Canadian watches. A user on r/WatchReviews noted, “Skagen’s minimalist designs echo the clean aesthetics of Canadian timepiece makers like Vieren.”

Skagen Ancher

With a quartz movement for precise timekeeping, this watch is encased in a sturdy, corrosion-resistant stainless steel shell. A brown leather strap complements the robust casing, and the grey-coloured dial, shielded by mineral glass, guarantees protection against scratches and cracks. The subdued colours ensure easy readability, with a date display indicating the current day. Its 30-meter water resistance suits light water contact, making it versatile for elegant and everyday attire.

• Water Resistance: 30 meters
• Movement: Quartz
• Case Material: Stainless Steel
• Case Width: 40 mm
• Case Thickness: 7.00 mm
• Crystal: Mineral
• Strap Material: Leather

Price: CA$205

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Skagen Melbye Titanium

This practical men’s watch features a black ion-plated titanium case and black dial, with a date display and 50-meter water resistance, suitable for swimming and fishing but not high-impact water sports. The metal bracelet and mineral crystal add durability, and it ships with its original box and manufacturer’s warranty.

• Movement: Quartz
• Primary Material: Titanium
• Strap colour: black.
• Strap Type: Metal Bracelet
• Glass: Mineral
• Crystal: Mineral
• Water Resistance: 50 meters

Price: CA$255
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Seiko Watches

Seiko, a Japanese brand, is globally renowned for quality and style, popular in Canada alongside the best Canadian watch brands like Halios and Bradley Taylor. Starting as a clock repair shop in 1881, Seiko pioneered the first quartz watch, multifunction digital watch, and spring dive watch. “Seiko” means “exquisite” in Japanese, reflecting their meticulous craftsmanship, which resonates with Canadian-made watch brands. Seiko’s low-maintenance, enduring style and strength earn a loyal Canadian following. A Reddit user said, “Seiko’s reliability rivals microbrand Canadian watches like Heron.” As the official timekeeper for the Olympics, World Cup, and Gran Turismo, Seiko offers urbane, sophisticated, and modern designs for diverse tastes.

Seiko Prospex Arnie

his diver’s watch, a 21st-century take on Seiko’s 1982 ‘Hybrid Divers’ watch, blends analogue and digital technologies. Nicknamed ‘Arnie’ after its appearance in Commando, its ‘tuna’ shape is robust and iconic. Powered by solar energy, its accordion-style silicone strap offers exotic style, exceptional durability, and unparalleled comfort, adapting to wrist changes at varying depths. Designed for sports enthusiasts, it upholds Seiko’s legacy since Japan’s first diver’s watch in 1965.

• Movement Type: Quartz Solar
• Case Material: Stainless Steel/Plastic
• Clasp: Pin buckle
• Strap/Bracelet: Silicone
• Water Resistance: 20 bars
• Crystal Type: Hardlex
• Price: CA$824

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King Seiko

This modern take on the 1965 ‘King Seiko’ KSK series is highly sought-after for its precise mechanical movement and angular design, popular in Canada alongside Canadian watch brands like Bradley Taylor. In the 1960s, King Seiko and Grand Seiko led Seiko’s precision advancements. This updated version, with a slim 10.33 mm titanium case and sapphire box glass, is the slimmest among 6R -calibre models. Featuring a King Seiko crest on the crown and case back, its stainless steel bracelet blends mirror and hairline finishing. The radiant dial has three-dimensional indices, with the 12 o’clock marker uniquely patterned. Its classic, majestic look appeals to fans of Canadian timepiece makers. A Reddit user on r/Watches said, “King Seiko’s elegance rivals the bespoke designs of Canadian watch brands like Bradley Taylor.”

• Movement Type: Automatic with Manual Winding
• Power Reserve: 70 Hours
• Case Material: Stainless Steel
• Clasp: Deployment clasp with push-button release
• Strap/Bracelet: Stainless Steel
• Water Resistance: 10 bar
• Crystal Coating: Anti-reflective coating on the inner surface
• Crystal Type: Box-shaped sapphire crystal

Price: CA$2,195

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Fossil Watches

Since 1984, Fossil has filled a gap in Canada’s watch market, offering fashionable, affordable watches that rival affordable Canadian watches like Throne and Heron. Before Fossil, consumers chose between cheap, unattractive watches or costly, stunning ones. Fossil’s classic timepieces, designed with input from Frank Gehry and Phillipe Starck, maintain high standards while following trends, competing with the best Canadian watch brands. A user on r/WatchReviews noted, “Fossil’s style matches the urban vibe of microbrand Canadian watches like Throne.”

Fossil Gen 6

This Wear OS smartwatch, powered by a Snapdragon 4100+ chip, includes an SpO2 sensor, fitness tracking, a microphone, a loudspeaker, Google Pay, Google Assistant, and 8GB storage. The 42mm stainless steel case with Corning Gorilla Glass uses 18mm straps, while the 44mm case uses 22mm straps. Its solar-powered silicone strap offers durability and comfort.

• Strap Material: Stainless Steel
• Display: 1.28" Colour AMOLED / 416 x 416 / 326 ppi
• Input: 2 additional push buttons (configurable), a rotating home button, a touchscreen, and a voice.
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 LE, GPS, NFC SE, WiFi
• Sensors: Accelerometer, Altimeter, Ambient Light, Compass, Gyroscope, Off-body IR, PPG Heart Rate,
• SpO2
• Battery: 24 Hr + Multi-Day Extended Mode Varies based on usage
• Case Water Resistance: 3 ABM

Price: CA$459

Fossil Nate

This watch offers a fresh all-black style with a matte dial and brushed jet steel, perfect with denim and a white tee. Its quartz chronograph movement, black numerals, date window, three sub-dials, and three crowns are housed in a 50 mm black stainless steel case with a three-link bracelet and traditional buckle

• Case Size: 50 MM
• Movement: Quartz Chronograph
• Platform: Nate
• Strap Material: Stainless Steel
• Strap colour: black.
• Case Water Resistance: 10 ABM
• Case Material: Stainless Steel

Price: CA$259

Fossil Georgia

This women’s watch, with a high-grade stainless steel case and off-white dial, offers a unique look and 50-meter water resistance for swimming and fishing, but not high-impact water sports. Its blue leather strap and quartz movement ensure durability and style, appealing to fans of Canadian-made watch brands.

• Primary Material: Stainless Steel
• Clasp Type: Strap buckle
• Dial colour: Off-white
• Movement: Quartz
• Strap Colour: Blue
• Strap Type: Leather strap
• Water Resistance: 50 meters

Price: CA$199

Victorinox Luxury Watches

Victorinox, renowned for Swiss Army Knives, now excels in the watch industry, competing with Canadian watch brands like Vieren in Canada’s market. Their watches use top materials and offer luxury quality at entry-level Swiss prices, unlike the most expensive brands. Victorinox delivers high-end timepieces that complement the affordability of Canadian timepiece makers. A Reddit user on r/Watches said, “Victorinox’s durability rivals Canadian watch brands like Marathon.”

Victorinox Pilot Watch

With a sturdy case, illuminated numerals, and a sporty layout, this pilot's watch honours aviation pioneers. Its legible, durable design, with a bi-directional rotating bezel for navigation, emphasizes masculine character, appealing to both men and women.
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Victorinox Swiss Army Heritage

This field watch, inspired by vintage Swiss Army designs, ensures readability with a red secondhand and cross and shield logo and features like water resistance, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, luminescent markers, and a date display. Its stainless steel case and premium leather strap with contrast stitching pass over 100 quality checks, making it ideal for hikes or office wear.

Hamilton Watches

Hamilton, blending Swiss precision with American design, is a luxury brand popular alongside the best Canadian watch brands like Bradley Taylor. Known for Art Deco watches and ties to the US Navy and Army, Hamilton offers reasonably priced, special timepieces. A user on r/WatchReviews noted, “Hamilton’s classic style complements microbrand Canadian watches like Heron.”

Hamilton Murph 38mm

Introduced in 2019 as the ‘Murph’ from a film, this 38mm stainless steel watch has a black dial, vintage-style Super-LumiNova beige hands, and a black leather strap. Its H-10 automatic movement offers an 80-hour power reserve, visible through an open case back.

• Crystal: Sapphire
• Water Resistance: 100 m
• Movement: Automatic
• Band Material: Black cow leather with grained imitation alligator
• Buckle Type: Pin buckle
• Case: Stainless steel
• Case Back: Open

Price: CA$1,190
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Hamilton GMT

With automatic GMT movements that display two time zones, this watch is ideal for travellers. Its stylish dials, featuring global destinations, embody wanderlust while maintaining Hamilton’s Swiss quality, appealing to fans of Canadian-made watch brands.
Price: CA$1,720
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Conclusion

These high-quality, affordable options demonstrate that luxury watches don't have to be prohibitively expensive. Explore these or browse Bijoux Eclore for luxury watches, including affordable Canadian watches like Heron (Vancouver, CA$300–CA$800, coastal-inspired) and Vieren (Montreal, CA$1,000–CA$2,500, sustainable designs). Join our Elite Club for 10% off!

FAQs

Are There Any Watches Made In Canada?

While Canada’s watchmaking industry is smaller than Switzerland’s or Japan’s, Canadian watch brands like Halios, Montfort, Montréal Watch Co., Throne, and Banneker emphasize craftsmanship and unique designs. Many use Swiss or Japanese movements. Rising brands include Heron (Vancouver, CA$300–CA$800, minimalist dive watches), Vieren (Montreal, CA$1,000–CA$2,500, unisex elegance), Wilk Watchworks (Ottawa, CA$400–CA$900, rugged field watches), and Bradley Taylor (Calgary, CA$2,000–CA$5,000, bespoke luxury).

What Is The Quebec Brand Of Watches?

Montfort Watches, based in Quebec, is a prominent Canadian watch brand known for affordable, stylish timepieces (CA$250–CA$600) with minimalist designs reflecting Quebec’s heritage.

Who Are The Top 3 Watch Manufacturers?

Determining the top three watch manufacturers is subjective, based on reputation, craftsmanship, and innovation. Here are three globally renowned brands, alongside the best Canadian watch brands like Bradley Taylor (Calgary, CA$2,000–CA$5,000, bespoke engravings).

• Rolex
  Founded in 1905, this Swiss brand is iconic for precision and timeless designs, highly sought-after in the luxury market, and competing with Canadian-made watch brands like Vieren (Montreal, CA$1,000–CA$2,500, sustainable unisex designs).

• Patek Philippe
  Since 1839, this Swiss watchmaker has produced intricate, collectible timepieces known for craftsmanship and elegance, admired by fans of microbrand Canadian watches like Wilk Watchworks (Ottawa, CA$400–CA$900, rugged field watches).

• Audemars Piguet
  Founded in 1875, this Swiss brand is celebrated for the Royal Oak, a pioneering luxury watch made of steel for sports, complementing the innovation of Canadian watch brands. A user on r/WatchReviews said, “Audemars Piguet’s innovation mirrors the bold designs of Canadian watch brands like Bradley Taylor.”