The main primary thing to see is that Whether you want a digital watch or an analog one.
The most important factor to consider in choosing a watch is how well proportioned the watch is to your wrist and hand.
If it’s too big for your wrist, it will stand out and look garish; too small and it will look like you’re wearing a lady’s timepiece.
The GENERAL RULE is, if the circumference of your wrist is 6 to 7 inches, you want to go with a watch that has a case diameter of 38-42 mm wide. If your wrist is larger than 7 inches, then you can go with cases that are 44-46 mm wide.
The best way to figure out if a watch is proportional to your wrist and hand is to try it on and eyeball it. Ask friends and family for their opinion.
Of course, watches are statement pieces. So if you want to go with the giant, like a rap-mogul watch, go right ahead.
Firstly the selection of watches based on their working
Mechanical
Quartz
Automatic
Mechanical
A mechanical watch has a movement that’s powered by a mainspring — a coiled wire of metal — that is wound by hand. Once the mainspring is wound, it slowly and evenly unwinds, causing the second hand to move in a smooth, sweeping motion around the watch’s face.
Not all mechanical movements are created equal.
No battery needed
Requires regular winding.
Expensive.
Automatic
Automatic watches are pretty much just like mechanical — they’re powered by a mainspring and use intricate gears to move the watch hands — but they don’t require the user to hand-wind the watch to keep it ticking. Instead, your movement throughout the day winds up the mainspring while you wear the watch.
No battery needed.
Don’t have to wind it by hand.
Needs to be stored in a watch winder when not in use.
Expensive.
Quartz
the watch on your wrist right now is probably a quartz watch. There’s a reason for that. Quartz watches are incredibly accurate and very affordable.
Instead of being powered by a wound mainspring, a quartz movement uses electricity from a small battery., they have a distinctive “tick tick tick” movement. It’s not as smooth as a mechanical or automatic watch.
Accurate time.
Less maintenance.
Durable.
Affordable
Selection on the basis of age and occupation
Children and Students
They mainly wear Digital watches, they need the watch mainly for playing games or in Exams in a overview.
Sports persons
There are specific Digital Watches for athletes which are of Quartz so that it shows the most accurate time like the’Seiko Sportura’ or of the James Bond type Rolex.
For Professionals, Employers and Employees
Normally for a Rich lookMont Blanc, Girard- Perregaux or a Rolex or Rado whichever presses your Eyeballs
There are watches for Divers or People working near water areas
Rolex Submariner or Omega Seamaster
Special watches for Pilots
Various Aviator Watches such as Avian Wingmasters or Omega Speedmaster
And for the Common Man
We can all afford the Quartz watches.That is on the wearer as to what he wants to wear the Watch for(apart from counting time)
There are people who consider wearing Watch not just for the sake of it.And they consider wearing watch as the most important. And mind well those watches are the most expensive ones.
Just understand that by doing so, One communicating to the world that conspicuous consumption is important to you.
it’s a way to express their appreciation for history, refinement, and craftsmanship.
That is all.