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Movado SE

$1,595.00

The Movado SE is defined by Swiss craftsmanship and sport-elegant design. This 42mm chronograph watch features a black sunray dial, Swiss Super-LumiNova accents, and our signature dot motif.

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Movado BOLD Quest

$695.00

The BOLD Quest looks to the future with a shaped case and an integrated bracelet.

This 40mm watch features a gunmetal sunray dial, black hands, and our signature dot at 12 o'clock.

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Museum Classic

$1,395.00

The Museum Classic is the purest interpretation of Movado's Museum Dial—an icon of modern design and featured in art institutions around the world.

This 42mm chronograph watch features a black dial, tonal subdials, and our signature dot at 12 o'clock.

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Heritage Series Datron Automatic

$1,295.00

Retro-cool design, timeless styling, and a distinctive case have defined the Datron Collection for over 50 years. Inspired by our archives, this timepiece features a 40mm case of stainless steel housing an eye-catching salmon pink dial fitted with a date window, and Swiss Super-LumiNova® accents. We’ve added a modern touch with an exquisite Swiss-made automatic movement, displayed in all its intricate beauty by an exhibition caseback. A fluid three row bracelet in matching stainless steel and an effortless push-button deployment clasp complete this essential piece.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second-hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

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Museum Classic Automatic

$995.00

Movado Museum Classic Automatic, 40mm rose gold PVD-finished stainless steel case with black dial on black saffiano leather strap. Caseback features an exposed automatic movement.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

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An Icon of Modern Design

The Museum Classic is an icon of modern design featured in art institutions around

the world.

Designed by Nathan George Horwitt in 1947, the iconic Museum Dial was inspired by
the world's first timekeeper, the sundial, with a signature dot symbolizing the sun at
high noon.

An Icon of Modern Design

The Museum Classic is an icon of modern design featured in art institutions around the world.

Designed by Nathan George Horwitt in 1947. the iconic Museum Dial was inspired by the world's first timekeeper, the sundial, with a signature dot symbolizing the sun at high noon

The Art of Automatic

Powered by the motion of your body, our automatic watches feature self-winding
Swiss movements with up to 38 hours of power reserves.

The Art of Automatic

Powered by the motion of your body, our automatic watches feature self-winding Swiss movements with up to 50 hours of power reserves.

The Art of Gifting

Signature packaging and customizable note cards make this
the perfect way to mark your moments.

Swiss made

All Movado watches are designed with Swiss movements, encased in

Switzerland, and receive a final quality inspection in Switzerland under their
rigorous regulations ensuring every Movado embodies the quality and
craftsmanship that has been a part of our brand since our founding.

Swiss made

All Movado watches are designed with Swiss movements, encased in Switzerland, and receive a final quality inspection in Switzerland under their rigorous regulations ensuring every Movado embodies the quality and craftsmanship that has been a part of our brand since our founding.

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An Icon of Modern Design

The Museum Classic is an icon of modern design featured in art institutions around the world.

Designed by Nathan George Horwitt in 1947, the iconic Museum Dial was inspired by the world's first timekeeper, the sundial, with a signature dot symbolizing the sun at high noon.