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Let’s be honest, guys. Most of us barely accessorize. We throw on the same hoodie, the same sneakers, and call it “minimalist.” But when it comes to watches? That’s where the soul lives. A great watch says, “I have taste,” “I respect time,” and occasionally, “I might be Batman.”

So today, let’s dive into the five best watch styles for men, and why each one deserves a little spot on your wrist rotation. And yes, Egard makes a strong appearance — because if you’re going to wear a watch, might as well wear one that doesn’t look like it came free with a tank of gas.

1. The Dive Watch — For the Man Who’s Definitely Not Just Wearing It in the Shower

Ah yes, the dive watch. Rugged, masculine, capable of going 500 meters underwater even though you’ve never made it past the hotel pool. Still, it looks damn good.
Egard Pick: The King Ocean — It’s got that “I could defuse a bomb or grill a perfect steak” vibe. With its sapphire crystal and custom design, it’s the type of watch that makes your forearms look stronger somehow.
Bonus tip: When someone asks, “Is that a dive watch?” Say, “Only if the mission requires it.” Then walk away slowly.

2. The Dress Watch — For When You’re 80% Sure You Should’ve Worn a Tie

Dress watches are like the black turtleneck of accessories: classy, mysterious, and they make you look like you’re about to drop some life-altering philosophy over a glass of whisky.

Egard Pick: The Dali V2 — Clean stardust dial, Unique case shape, and enough elegance to make you whisper “bonjour” to strangers for no reason.

You don’t need a gala invite to wear one. Put it on during a Zoom call and watch your productivity mysteriously increase by 17%.

3. The Skeleton Watch — For the Man Who Wants People to Know He Has Layers

A skeleton watch says, “I’m complex.” It says, “There’s more to me beneath the surface.” It also says, “I enjoy staring at tiny gears and feeling philosophical.”

Egard Pick: The Bermuda — Full skeletonized movement with a name cool enough to be a Marvel character. It’s art you wear. And unlike your tattoos, your mom won’t ask if you regret this one. It’s also fully engraved which makes it something you won’t see anywhere else.

Bonus: Watching time pass through visible gears just feels cooler than watching it on a cracked iPhone screen.

4. The Chronograph — For the Guy Who’s Timed a Steak Before and Now Thinks He’s Gordon Ramsay

Chronographs are the multi-tools of the watch world. Stopwatch? Check. Extra dials that make you feel important? Check. Vibe that says “I could absolutely fly this jet if you let me”? Triple check.

Egard Pick: The V1 Viking — This thing is beefy. It’s bold. It’s got presence. It’s the horological equivalent of a firm handshake and a slight head nod.
Great for guys who like details. Even better for guys who pretend they know what all the subdials do.

5. The Statement — For the Man Who Believes Time Should Mean Something

Some watches do more than tell time — they say something. About your values. Your beliefs. Your purpose. A statement piece isn’t just worn — it’s carried. It reflects what you stand for, even when you’re silent.

This isn’t about flexing. It’s about meaning. It’s about looking down at your wrist and being reminded why you’re here, what matters, and who you live for.

Egard Pick: In His Name — A timepiece designed as an ode to faith, with a christ engraved on the dial, and a cross etched in to the caseback. It’s more than a watch. It’s a declaration. A reminder that life isn’t just minutes ticking by — it’s a calling.

Perfect for the man who walks with purpose, even when the path isn’t easy. Who understands that time is sacred, and wearing something beautiful can still point to something bigger.

Final Thoughts

Watches aren’t just about telling time. They’re about telling your story. And with Egard, that story is one of craft, character, and refusing to settle for mediocrity. Each timepiece is designed to feel like more than just metal on your wrist — it’s a conversation starter, a memory holder, and occasionally, a wrist-based confidence boost.

So ditch the smartwatches that judge you for not standing up enough, and wear something that actually makes you feel something.

Time’s ticking, my guy. Make it look good.