With Black Friday now right around the corner, deals are already flooding in from a wide range of different retailers and manufacturers. For lovers of the best watches, I've already been trawling through the early bargains, with a view to finding the best affordable pieces to bolster your collection with.
As T3's go-to watch lover, I've got years of experience when it comes to hunting down bargains on timepieces. Each year, the offering seems to get even more impressive, with the kind of deals that make you want to drain your savings account.
T3's Top Three
- Detrash dive watch: £40 off with FREE strap
- Cool Casio G-Shock: half price – now just £49
- Classy Citizen watch: £99 off a must-have dress watch
I've pulled together the best of the best so far, and I'll continue to update this page with more as the deals progress over the coming weeks. You can also shop further Black Friday watch deals from our trusted partners at Goldsmiths, Chisholm Hunter, Beaverbrooks and Jura Watches.
Dive watches
Chronographs
GMT watches
Dress watches
Field watches
Sport watches
FAQs
Can you buy watches on Black Friday?
Hopefully you know by now, but yes! Black Friday may be better known for deals on technology and home appliances, but watches certainly aren't left out.
Whether you're looking to make an already affordable watch even more wallet-friendly, or finally bring your dream watch into reach, there's no better time to buy.
Does Rolex do Black Friday?
While Rolex itself doesn't offer any kind of Black Friday promotion, it is sometimes possible to buy a Rolex with Black Friday discounts. Those come through third-party retailers, so they're often pre-loved examples.
If you see one here on T3, you can be sure that it comes from one of our network of trusted dealers, giving you peace of mind when buying luxury goods online.
Is it better to buy before or on Black Friday?
There's certainly a case to be made both ways here. Waiting for the day itself can often bring more variety, as extra deals are added in the run up to the event. Occasionally – though it is more rare these days – some deals get better as time goes on, meaning a bigger bargain could be had.
However, shopping early allows you to skip the queues, and ensure there's still stock of your favourite products. Personally, I like to get ahead of the game and watch the chaos unfold over the Black Friday weekend with my feet up – and with so many early sales events offering killer deals, it's not a bad option.
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