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The rise of Panerai and Diesel's large dials has made large dials a trend for watches. 44mm is already considered standard, and 47mm is more individual. Even Rolex has upgraded most of its product lines to 41MM, and the new Sea-Dweller has even increased to 43mm. In recent years, with the rise of Nordic simplicity, the neutral 40MM watch has become the mainstream of watches.

Usually people buy watches for daily use - maybe to tell time, or as an accessory; but now there is another type of people in the market, because the market price of some popular watches is rising, so they hope to make a fortune by investing in the right watch and selling it at a high price. However, no matter what the purpose of buying a watch is, if we spend a lot of money to buy a high-end watch, we often hope that its value will not drop too fast or too much. After all, when you buy a product and find that its market price drops sharply soon after you go home, anyone will feel depressed. However, sometimes it is very strange that some watches do have depreciation rate problems. After buying them, the value of the watch decreases as the time of ownership increases. However, some watches are in high demand in the market and are usually hard to find. At this time, the value of the watch will not decrease but may even increase.

If you are shopping for a new watch, you are likely to come across the terms quartz and automatic. Both types of watches have clear advantages and disadvantages. Of course, any watch you pick will need to meet your criteria for accuracy, reliability, and performance. It will also need to offer functionality that fits your specific needs and a design that you like. So which type of watch is best? While there is no easy answer to this, we hope this overview will help you make the right choice for your needs.