Things To Consider Before Buying A Fossil Watch



First, for starters, let’s discuss the brand “Fossil”. Just a single decade after Timex’s rise to prominence as one of the largest watch manufacturers in the world by volume, Fossil took that baton and ran with it, generating much of Fossil Group’s $2 billion of annual revenue.

Now, while Rolex remains the standard-bearer against which all watchmakers are measured (and Apple has begun to compare itself), Fossil is still mentioned in the same breath at Apple Events and other notable occasions. Fossil continues to be a force, and it should always be considered as you look for your next timepiece.

Fossil watches are everywhere. It's like trying to find a Starbucks in Manhattan—the watch brand is impossible not to encounter, and the prices are low enough that it's hard not to buy one. Not that I'm complaining—Fossil watches are dope! But the variety can be a little overwhelming. Should you go mechanical? Or get an automatic? Do you want a smartwatch? Or would you prefer something more traditional?

To help you navigate the options and break down Fossil's offerings, we've created this easy guide to the brand's watches. If you're looking for something new, this'll help you narrow down your choices. And if you're shopping for someone else, take note: These watches make excellent gifts.

Fossil smartwatch

If you want to be considered smart, then keep on reading.

Let's be honest, we all look at the clock on our phone throughout the day. Maybe we even set an alarm or two. But what if you could replace that phone with a wristwatch that does so much more than just tell you the time of day?

The 5E Smartwatch by Fossil is powered by Wear OS, Google’s smartwatch operating system. Users interface with the watch through the color touch screen display and manipulation of the crown. Wear OS allows you to access reloaded apps, utilities, personal health/fitness tracking, and notifications.

With over 50 customizable dial options, you can truly make your watch a statement piece that reflects your unique style. The wide variety of interchangeable straps means you can easily swap out your look from work to weekend (or work-from-home-to-weekend!).

And with a battery life that lasts up to 24 hours, you won't have to worry about charging it every night.  

Fossil hybrid smartwatches

If you want to be considered smart but regular too, you should consider this category of fossil watch. Looks like a regular watch. Works like a smart watch. Introducing the Fossil Hybrid Smartwatch Neutra, which offers all the functional features of a smart watch but uses traditional analog watch aesthetics to tell time as well as perform basic smart watch alerts.

It looks like a fashion watch and is water resistant up to 30m, making it the ideal device for staying connected even during those casual beach-side margarita sessions where regular smartwatches might not be suitable.

Even better? You don't have to compromise on price or battery life—this watch packs a whopping 6 months of battery life into a compelling package that won't break the bank. The robust smart watch features are synced with your phone via low-energy Bluetooth and are accessed through the Fossil Smartwatch App.  

Mechanical fossil watch

If you are talkative or you want people to approach you, then you should consider this watch before going into an event. 

The open heart of the dial displaying the Fossil Townsman Automatic's mechanical movement? It's fun, and it makes a great conversation piece. But that's not all. It also demonstrates that this watch is mechanical, not quartz.

A gold-colored PVD coating and Roman numerals on the dial make it a great choice for a formal occasion, plus that open heart right in the middle of the dial: it's fun and makes a great conversation piece. It also demonstrates that the watch is mechanical, not quartz.

And let's be honest! A gold-coloured PVD coating and Roman numerals on the dial make it a great choice for a formal occasion, plus that open heart right in the middle of the dial: it's fun and makes a great conversation piece. It also demonstrates that this watch is mechanical, not quartz.

In short: this watch is fun, but you'd better believe it makes a statement! This watch is all dressed up with somewhere to go.

Leather fossil watch

If you want to look royal and feel it from the inside you should consider this watch. The Forrester Chronograph is a watch that screams, "I'm more than the sum of my parts," and you know what? Fossil is here for it.

The sum of its parts amounts to a 46mm watch with Arabic numerals at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 positions, three sub-registers for running seconds, a 30-minute chronograph timer, and a 24-hour hand. It also has a leather strap that's 24mm wide. Throw in 50 meters of water resistance and a quartz movement, and you've got yourself one heck of a timepiece.

But what really sets this watch apart is the way it makes you feel. It's all about confidence. Confidence that comes from knowing who you are—and what you want—and not settling for anything less. That's why we offer classic colours like blue, brown, white, and gray as well as more daring options like gunmetal or gold PVD cases. The Forrester Chronograph is the watch of someone who knows exactly who they are—and isn't afraid to show it to the world!

Fossil stainless steel watch

Are you the popular one? Or not? You need not to worry. When you consider this watch you will definitely become one. 

Looking for a watch that's as fearless as you? So, you're in the market for a watch. You want one with a stainless steel case and bracelet, but you'd like some options when it comes to colourway. You also don't want to spend too much (because, let's be real, you'll probably lose it within the first month), but you still want something that feels quality—something with a little heft. And you need a dive watch because you plan on going scuba diving at some point in the next year. But not like professional scuba diving—just recreational scuba diving, maybe once or twice.

Enter: The FB-01 Three-Hand Date from Fossil. It's got everything you need: a 42mm case that looks modern but is still on the smaller side (so it won't dwarf your dainty wrists), 100m of water resistance (so it can handle recreational swimming), and comes in multiple colors so you can pick which one matches your mood best. It even has the option of adding an extra strap so you can switch up your look on days when "Pepsi" just isn't doing it for you. And all for under $160? Well, what are you waiting for? Buy this watch!  




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