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Best Cyber Monday 2025 watch deals LIVE – expert picks from the final day of the Black Friday weekend

Our in-house experts have tracked down deals on brands like Rolex, TAG Heuer and Grand Seiko

Black Friday? Pah! That's so last week. Cyber Monday is here, marking the final day of the busiest shopping weekend of the year. Many of the sales we're seeing from big retailers are set to end this evening, meaning there really is no better time to checkout.

I've been hard at work all throughout November, hunting down the best of the early deals on watches, and I can confidently say that this year has some of the very best. Whether you're hunting for dive watches, chronographs or just seeking out a bargain, you can find something killer here.

T3's Top Three

Under £100

Casio Retro Blue Resin
Casio Retro Blue Resin: was £14.99 now £9.99 at Argos
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Classy, simple, blue. And less than £10. Score!

Casio G-Shock 5600 Beach Time Lapse
Casio G-Shock 5600 Beach Time Lapse: was £99.90 now £44.10 at Goldsmiths
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One of the best deals of the year – a better than half price Casio G-Shock.

Under £500

Seiko Presage 40.5mm
Seiko Presage 40.5mm: was £490 now £247.50 at First Class Watches
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A vintage-styled dive watch under £250? Sign me up.

Check Prices: Goldsmiths £261

Spinnaker Hull Diver
Spinnaker Hull Diver: was £324 now £198 at Amazon
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Save a whopping £126 on this stylish dive watch!

Premium picks

Panerai Submersible Marina Militare Carbotech
Panerai Submersible Marina Militare Carbotech: was £17,400 now £14,790 at Chisholm Hunter
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This ex-display Panerai is one of the best models in its catalogue.

TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 5
TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 5: was £3,100 now £2,092 at Beaverbrooks
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This perfectly-sized TAG is over £1,000 off.

Ciga Design Blue Planet
Ciga Design Blue Planet: was £1,231 now £984.80 at Amazon
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An award-winning watch for under £1,000!

Dive watches

Detrash Great White
Detrash Great White: was £375 now £335 at Detrash
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Save £40 on this Detrash dive watch and get a free strap as well!

Seiko Seiko Prospex Save the Ocean Monster
Seiko Seiko Prospex Save the Ocean Monster: was £500 now £350 at Chisholm Hunter
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This chunky diver is bang on trend right now.

Chronographs

Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Go Large
Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Go Large: was £660 now £379 at Goldsmiths
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Snag a killer chronograph for a bargain price.

Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Mechanical
Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Mechanical: was £2,870 now £1,822.50 at Beaverbrooks
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An automatic chronograph for less than £2,000!

GMT watches

Seiko Presage Cocktail Time GMT 'Rusty Nail'
Seiko Presage Cocktail Time GMT 'Rusty Nail': was £520 now £415 at Chisholm Hunter
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This classic style is perfect for classier looks.

Fossil Blue GMT
Fossil Blue GMT: was £175.28 now £94.50 at Amazon
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A pop of colour with a cool complication.

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Fit for a king

Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Annual Calendar

(Image credit: Chisholm Hunter)

If you're looking for a modern watchmaker that can really innovate, Parmigiani Fleurier is definitely one to have on your radar. The brand produces some mind-bending watches, most notably its range of alternative calendars.

But hey, don't just take my word for it. A Parmigiani Fleurier chronograph is the watch of choice for King Charles, and there really is no better seal of approval. Right now, you can snag the Tonda PF Annual Calendar from the brand with a £10,000 saving at Chisholm Hunter.

Offset goodness from Glashutte

Glashutte Original PanoMatic Lunar

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I'm a sucker for an offset dial, having admired the design on watches like the Lange 1 for years. It's no secret that those are quite pricey, however, and lower priced alternatives can be hard to come by.

One of the most prominent examples comes from Glashutte Original, like this PanoMatic Lunar. You can save over £1,000 on it right now, bringing the price to an even £9,000.

Dream of Spring with Grand Seiko

Grand Seiko Spring Drive Cherry Blossom

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While perusing the Chisholm Hunter sale, I stumbled across a deal which could very easily be remade with that Vince McMahon meme. Read it slowly, and savour every bit:

Grand Seiko.
Spring Drive.
Cherry Blossom dial.
15% off!

It's probably the quintessential Grand Seiko, and it's hard to say no to at this price. Need a more affordable alternative? The Seiko Presage Cocktail Time in Pink offers a similar vibe for just £306.

You spin me right round, baby, right round

Wolf Cub watch winder

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A watch winder is the perfect addition to any watch lover's life, and this Wolf Cub watch winder is my top pick for most people. It's effortless to use and looks great – and it's half price right now at John Lewis!

Two of the colours have already sold out, which is no surprise when the deal is this good. Still, you can snag the pink and blue versions, which are really stylish and fantastic value.

Gorgeous G-Shock – better than half price!

Casio G-Shock, DW-5600TL-7ER

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"Every collection needs a G-Shock" is a statement I've lived by for years, and there's no better time to get in on that action. One of my favourite recent releases – the Casio G-Shock Beach Time Lapse collection – has a stylish model available at a ridiculous price right now.

The 5600 model in white – the best of the four, in this reviewers opinion – was already better than half price, but the additional code EXTRA10 takes it down to just £44.10. Bargain!

How low can you go?

Casio Retro Blue Resin

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While luxury watches often come with eye-watering price tags, it doesn't always have to be be that way. If you're happy with something a little less traditional – but still with heaps of history and personality – there are some easy wins worth having.

The Casio F91-W is an icon of watchmaking, appearing on the wrists of everyone from Barack Obama and Bill Gates to Ryan Reynolds and Idris Elba. Right now, you can snag one for just £9.99 at Argos, making this one of the cheapest ways to get something iconic on your wrist.

A classic reinvented

Seiko Prospex Pogue Speedtimer

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One deal which really got my attention this weekend was the Seiko Prospex 'Pogue' Speedtimer. Released last year in tribute to the iconic Pogue chronograph, this model has never been on sale before.

You can save £99 on it with code FRIYAY15 at Beaverbrooks, which is a killer deal. It's a personal favourite of mine, and may well be on its way to my front door before today is up...

Delightful retro diver

Spinnaker Hull Diver

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I'm a big fan of Spinnaker watches, with the brand making some seriously impressive pieces for not a lot of cash. That's even truer when you can snag one with a discount, and that's exactly what I've got for you right now.

Amazon is showcasing the Harvest Brown model, which is down to just £198 right now. But there's an even cheaper one – the Deep Grey (which looks a lot like black to me) is just £151.99! That's a ludicrously good deal.

Amazon's award winner

Ciga Design Blue Planet

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I've tested a couple of Ciga Design watches this year, and I've been really impressed with the overall quality and value from the brand. Right now, the OG from its range – the Ciga Design Blue Planet – is discounted at Amazon.

You can pick up a GPHG award-winning piece for less than £1,000 with a 20% price cut!

What a load of trash!

Detrash Au.M.G.

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The busiest sales period of the year is almost over, meaning now is the time to buy if you've been weighing it up. One of my favourite deals this year comes on the Detrash Watches dive watch range.

They enjoy a modest £40 price cut, but also throw in a killer free strap from their new range. I've had some of those to test and I'm simply amazed at the quality, while they also use some interesting materials you won't find elsewhere.