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There was a time when watches were very distinctly either men’s or women’s watches. Men’s watches tended to have larger faces with bolder numbers, beefier minute and second hands, and larger wristbands. Women’s watches tended to have smaller faces with more delicate numbers, smaller minute and second hands, with thinner wristbands. It was relatively easy to determine which sex and given watch was intended for.

But these days, many manufacturers are making watches that can be worn by either men or women, similar to the relatively new perfumes that can be worn by either sex. These watches are more subtle in their design, and often look attractive simply from several different perspectives, male and female.

You might find yourself drawn to a watch that doesn’t feature very distinguishing “male” or “female” characteristics. Some people find these unisex watches to be very versatile, as these watches blend into different wardrobes and looks better than other types of gender-specific watches. Is your personal style more fashion-forward and less traditional? Then you might find that a unisex watch moves with your look much better than a more gender-specific watch.

Of course, you should choose a watch that you like the best. But don’t be afraid to look at watches that look good on both men and women’s arms!

Also, maybe you might want to find a unisex watch band instead.