Princess Cut Rings 
Round Cut Rings 
Radiant Cut Rings 
Cushion Cut Rings 
Oval Cut Rings 
Emerald Cut Rings 
Pear Shape Rings 
Diamond Rings 
Solitaire Rings 
Three Stone Rings 
Side Stone Rings 
Halo Rings 
Gold Rings 
Pave Wedding Bands 
Channel Wedding Bands 
Prong Wedding Bands 
Eternity Wedding Bands 
Diamond Wedding Bands 
Men's Wedding Bands 
Women's Wedding Bands 
Heart Necklaces 
Cross Necklaces 
Circle Necklaces 
Solitaire Necklaces 
Diamond Necklaces 
Chain Necklaces 
Sterling Silver Necklaces 
Gemstone Necklaces 
Men's Necklaces 
Religious Necklaces 
Gold Necklaces 
Hoop Earrings 
Stud Earrings 
Drop Earrings 
Chandelier Earrings 
Huggies Earrings 
Diamond Earrings 
Sterling Silver Earrings 
Gemstone Earrings 
Gold Earrings 
Bangles 
Cuffs 
Diamond Bracelets 
Gemstone Bracelets 
Mens Bracelets 
Pearl Bracelets 
Sterling Silver Bracelets 
Gold Bracelets 
Gemstones Fashion Rings 
Diamond Fashion Rings 
Sterling Silver Fashion Rings 
Gold Fashion Rings 
Writing Instruments 
Watch Winders 
Watch Boxes 
Tie Bars 
Money Clips 
Jewelry Boxes 
Cufflinks 
Key Rings 
WATCH TYPES
Sport Watches - These watches cater to the individual on the go, with special functions to meet their intended purpose. For example, pilot watches perform vital flight plan tasks, while diver's watches are waterproof to impressive depths and time the oxygen left in the air tank.
Chronographs - Like sport watches, chronographs are designed for functionality, incorporating a stopwatch function. Often there is more than one dial, recording second, minutes and hours.
Quartz Watches - Quartz watches achieve the greatest accuracy using tiny crystals that vibrate at a specific frequency. Almost all other forms of watches will lose their accuracy over time, and many cannot easily be fixed.
Mechanical Watches - Best loved by collectors, mechanical watches are prized for their design, beauty and engineering. Most luxury watches, or haute horlogerie, are mechanical and the best examples feature a number of "complications": the name given to any feature of a watch that is not telling the time.
MOVEMENT
The "movement" of a watch, also known as its calibre, is its internal mechanism. There are two main types of watch movement: manual and automatic. Manual requires the user to turn the crown in order to wind the mainspring for energy, while the motions of the wearer's wrist wind an automatic while it is worn.
COMPLICATIONS
For many collectors, complications - or simply, the features of a watch - make the hobby worthwhile. Watches can have hundreds of different functions, including:
Moon Phases - a display with the current phase of the Moon
Time Zones - found on world traveler watches
Perpetual Calendar - a calendar that spans many years, providing the day of the week for future dates
There are a lot more complications out there and so much more to discuss about watch collecting, which we'll save for next time. For now check out our social media in April to see the latest releases of some of the finest Swiss timepieces around that were introduced at Watches and Wonders 2021.
