Citizen is a Japanese watchmaker that’s most famous for its ‘Eco Drive’ technology – which, essentially, means solar powered. The watches, this one included, have a cell under the dial which converts light, both natural and artificial, into energy. What really sold it for us, though, is the vintage-coded gold-brown colourway.

Casio needs no introduction. Though this isn’t the exact style worn by Barry Keoghan’s Oliver Quick in Saltburn, it’s a pretty close match. The best part? You can cop it for less than £40.

Calling all tool watch bros: Timex’s Deep Water Reef is on sale. It’s a dive watch with all of the signatures: chunky 41mm case, uber-legible markers, 200m water resistance and stainless steel bracelet, included.

If you prefer the American watchmaker’s more playful collections, the Weekender made in collaboration with Peanuts is on sale, too.

Where the Rotary Regent looks like the AP Royal Oak, this Bulova is an entry level swap for the Rolex Day-Date. Inside, there’s a precise quartz movement which powers the time, date and day-date function. And if last year’s watch conferences are anything to go by, blue dials are set to be big for 2026.

The Seiko 5 is one of our favourite affordable watches. It takes its name from its five key attributes: an automatic movement, a day-date display, water resistance, a recessed crown, and a durable case and bracelet. And this one, in particular, has a versatile white face which will go with pretty much everything in your wardrobe.