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Women's Watches

Authorized Watches Retailer in Canada

Overview

La Maison Monaco is an authorized Canadian dealer for women's Swiss watches, led by Longines, Omega, Rado and Tissot, with Hamilton, Oris, TAG Heuer, Frederique Constant and Gucci. About 1,360 watches are priced in CAD from $415 to $140,200, most under 37 mm, in quartz and automatic, with about 250 mother-of-pearl dials. Watches marked In stock are at one of our 15 boutiques in Quebec and Ontario; those marked Available to Order are ordered in from the brand. Flexiti financing is offered on eligible models.

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What size watch should a woman wear?

Most of our women's watches are under 37 mm, and about half are under 34 mm for a classic, almost jewellery-like fit. Many women also choose 36 to 39 mm for a more modern, sporty look. A watch that stays within the width of the wrist, with lugs that do not overhang, will sit well. Use the case size filter, and compare two sizes side by side in a boutique if you can.

Quartz or automatic, steel or gold?

Quartz suits a slim, light watch worn now and then and is common in smaller cases; about 630 of our women's watches are quartz and about 720 are automatic. An automatic winds from wrist motion and suits a watch worn often. Stainless steel suits daily wear; steel and gold, gold or a ceramic case adds warmth or colour. Mother-of-pearl dials, about 250 in all, and diamond-set models appear across most price levels.

Which collections should I look at?

Longines has the widest women's range, with the DolceVita, the Mini DolceVita, the Primaluna and La Grande Classique. Omega offers the Constellation and the De Ville, and Rado is known for ceramic cases. Tissot covers lower budgets with Swiss automatics and quartz. Around 20% of the range is under $2,000, 43% between $2,000 and $5,000, and 37% above $5,000.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a women's luxury watch cost in Canada?

Our women's watches cost from $415 to $140,200 CAD, and the middle price is about $3,550. About 43% sit between $2,000 and $5,000, about 20% are under $2,000, and the rest are above $5,000, including gold and diamond-set pieces and Omega. Every price is in Canadian dollars.

What size women's watch should I buy?

Most women choose a case under 37 mm. Under 34 mm gives a delicate, jewellery-like fit, and 36 to 39 mm gives a more modern, sporty look. Choose a size that stays within the width of your wrist. A boutique can let you compare two sizes side by side before you buy.

Which brands have the widest range of women's watches?

Longines has the widest women's range, with about 545 watches, followed by Omega with about 305, Tissot and Rado. Longines offers the DolceVita and Primaluna, Omega the Constellation and De Ville, and Rado is known for ceramic. Tissot covers lower budgets with Swiss automatics and quartz.

Should a woman choose quartz or automatic?

Choose quartz for a slim, light watch that is accurate and needs only a battery change every few years; it is common in small cases. Choose an automatic for a mechanical movement that winds from wrist motion. Our women's range includes about 630 quartz and 720 automatic watches, and the movement filter shows either.

Are there women's watches with mother-of-pearl or diamonds?

Yes. About 250 of our women's watches have mother-of-pearl dials, and many more have diamond indexes or diamond-set cases, from brands such as Longines, Omega and Rado. They appear across most price levels. Use the dial colour filter to find mother-of-pearl, and the product page lists the diamond details.

Is La Maison Monaco an authorized dealer, and what does In stock mean?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Canadian dealer, so every watch is new with the full manufacturer warranty, priced in Canadian dollars. In stock means the watch is in one of our boutiques; Available to Order means we order it in from the brand for you. Flexiti financing is offered on eligible models.