Australia’s leading online store for German, Swiss & Austrian luxury watches.
Define Watches is the leading online store for premium men's and women's watches and timepieces. We offer the finest exclusive watch brand online, as well as in-store at our Noosa watch boutique.
We carefully curate our watch collections to bring you the best from independent watchmakers creating the new benchmark in bespoke luxury. Because of our passion for quality craftsmanship and excellent value, we have hand-selected only the finest Swiss, Austrian and German independent watch brands to offer our customers.
Shop at your convenience online or visit our stunning Noosa boutique - to peruse our vast collection of timepieces for men and women. We offer watch brands that we believe in and trust, in order to provide our customers with the best range of specialty hand-manufactured and function-specific watches on the market.
Hi, I’m a first time viewer of your channel & this is a new brand for me. I’m definitely intrigued by this brand. Can you tell me which model & color is the gentleman in the video wearing? Much appreciated! 😊
Sir the watches created by this legendary company is not small...it's a thing of beauty inside and outside.....though it's inapproachable for me ...I just remembered John Keats ....”A Thing of beauty is a joy for ever”. Keep creating the masterpieces ...and God willing one day may I have the grace of getting one of this master piece ...
(Edit: Outstanding video BTW 👍) I'm am so torn between classic black "I" or that sumptuous sunburst anthracite. The grey I think is more interesting and unique than black. On top of that, I already have several watches with a black dial. That said, the reason for having numerous black dials is that they can be worn with virtually anything. I've been going back and forth on this for a month now & am still no closer to a decision. 🤷🏼 Opinions, anyone?
Where do you get the blue silicone strap ? I just bought a second hand blue - one of thousands - and this strap would be perfect, but I cant find it on the Sinn web site ?
