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Gold Watches

Authorized Watch Retailer in Canada

Overview

A gold watch has a case in 18K yellow, rose or white gold, or in a brand's own alloy such as OMEGA's Sedna™ gold. La Maison Monaco is an authorized dealer with 15 boutiques and offers about 250 of them, mainly from OMEGA, Longines, IWC, Hublot, Breitling and Zenith, from about $6,150 to $284,000 CAD. Each product page shows whether a piece is in a boutique, available to order or currently unavailable.

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18K gold or a brand's own alloy?

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.

Which gold watch should I choose?

Longines is the way in, from about $6,150, with the DolceVita, a refined rectangular watch for women, and the Master Collection. OMEGA has the widest choice: the De Ville from about $12,600, the Seamaster Aqua Terra from about $14,200, the Speedmaster from about $25,300 and the Constellation from about $30,200. IWC's Portofino starts at about $23,000 and its Portugieser at about $30,900. Breitling's Navitimer (from about $30,900) and Chronomat (from about $41,200) and Hublot's Big Bang (from about $44,300) bring gold to sports watches.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a gold watch cost in Canada?

Our gold watches run from about $6,150 to $284,000 CAD, and half cost under about $39,000. About one in ten is under $10,000, all of them Longines. OMEGA starts near $12,600 and IWC near $23,000. Flexiti monthly payments are shown on eligible product pages.

What does 18K gold mean?

18K gold is 75% pure gold and 25% other metals. Those metals set the colour and hardness: more copper gives rose gold, while palladium or silver gives white gold. Pure 24K gold is too soft for a watch case, which is why 18K is the standard in fine watchmaking.

What is the difference between a solid gold and a gold-plated watch?

A solid gold case is gold throughout, so it can be polished and refinished for decades. A gold-plated case has only a thin layer over another metal, which can wear through. The watches on this page are listed with a gold case; each product page gives the karat and colour when the brand specifies it.

What is the difference between rose gold and Sedna™ gold?

Sedna™ is OMEGA's own 18K rose gold, made with gold, copper and palladium. OMEGA developed it so that its warm colour lasts over time. Moonshine™ is the maison's paler yellow gold, and Canopus™ its white gold. To find Sedna™ pieces, use the case material filter on the watches page.

Are gold watches in stock, and can I try one on?

Only a small number are in boutiques at a time. Others are available to order, meaning the brand supplies the watch and we order it in for you, and some are currently unavailable. Each product page shows which applies, and a boutique can show you the pieces it holds.

Are your gold watches authentic and under warranty?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized dealer for OMEGA, Longines, IWC, Hublot, Breitling and Zenith, so each watch is new and comes with the brand's warranty. Warranty length varies by brand; any boutique can tell you the terms for the piece you choose.