Solid gold watches from OMEGA, Longines, IWC, Hublot, Breitling and Zenith, with cases in 18K yellow, rose and white gold and in the brands' own alloys, such as OMEGA's Sedna™, Moonshine™ and Canopus™ gold and Hublot's King Gold. We carry about 250 of them, from about $6,000 to over $280,000 CAD. Every price is in Canadian dollars, and most are ordered in from the brand for you.
18K gold is 75% pure gold, alloyed with other metals for strength and colour: more copper gives rose gold, palladium or silver gives white gold. Several houses have developed their own alloys: OMEGA's Sedna™ gold keeps its rose colour over time, Moonshine™ gold is a paler yellow, and Canopus™ gold is its white gold; Hublot's King Gold is a red gold with added platinum. For steel-and-gold two-tone watches, use the case material filter on the watches page.
Which gold watch should I choose?
OMEGA has the widest choice, from the Constellation and De Ville dress watches to the Speedmaster Moonwatch and the Seamaster Aqua Terra in Sedna™ and Moonshine™ gold. IWC's Portugieser and Portofino are classics in red and white gold, and Longines' DolceVita is a refined rectangular gold watch for women. Hublot's Big Bang and Breitling's Navitimer and Chronomat bring gold to sports watches.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a gold watch cost in Canada?+
Our solid gold watches start at about $6,000 CAD; most are between $10,000 and $80,000, and high complications run higher. Every price is in Canadian dollars.
Are these watches in stock?+
A few are in our boutiques; most are ordered in from the brand when you buy. Each product page says whether a piece is in stock or available to order.
What is the difference between rose gold and Sedna™ gold?+
Sedna™ is OMEGA's own 18K rose gold, made with copper and palladium so its warm colour lasts; standard rose gold can fade slightly over many years.
Can I see a gold watch before buying?+
Yes. Our boutiques in Quebec and Ontario can show the pieces they have and order in the one you want to try.