Home-grown watches that tick all the boxes
It’s not just Switzerland that has the monopoly on fine watch making. British watch brands have gone from strength to strength in recent years, from style-led accessible options to some of the finest horological innovations around. These fine British watches are the ones you want seen on your wrist.
The Best of British Style – Fashion, Beauty, Brands & More
On The Clock: The Best British Watch Brands
William Wood Watches
Best for – the feelgood factor. All William Wood Watches are made from upcycled firefighting materials sourced from around the UK, and a percentage of each sale is donated to The Fire Fighters Charity.
William Wood Watches Triumph Collection Oxygen Edition chronograph, £2,495. williamwoodwatches.com
Bamford London
Best for – eye-catching colours and accessible price points.
Bamford London Mayfair Sport in aqua, £350. bamfordlondon.com
Christopher Ward
Best for – British design and Swiss quality.
Christopher Ward C60 Trident Bronze, £850. christopherward.com
Robert Loomes
Best for – watches with history, designed and manufactured in Stamford.
Loomes Original in 18-carat gold with a rhodium dial, from £68,500. robertloomes.co.uk
Roger W Smith
Best for – limited edition, hand-crafted watches.
Roger W Smith Daniels’ Co-Axial Anniversary, £POA. rwsmithwatches.com
Farer
Best for – a spirit of adventure.
Farer Exmoor Field Watch, £875. farer.com
Bremont
Best for – watches designed, manufactured and assembled in England.
Bremont Jaguar E-Type 60th chronograph, £12,995. bremont.com
Marloe
Best for – thoughtfully designed, traditional watches at an accessible price point.
Marloe Solent – Windward, £349. marloewatchcompany.com
Vertex
Best for – premium British-designed, Swiss-made watches, with an authentic home-grown heritage.
Vertex The Bronze 75 watch, £2,700. vertex-watches.com
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