The deal:

• $294 for a Burberry The City watch for men ($495 value) – Model BU9001
• $499 for a Burberry The City watch for men ($895 value) – Model BU9753
• $899 for a Burberry The City watch for men ($1,295 value) – Model BU9081

Made for modern men, the Burberry watches with quartz movement indicate time precisely to never miss a meeting. These watches resist water, shocks and scratches and its luminescent hands can be seen even in the dark.

• Watch for men
• Swiss-made quartz movement
• Sunray dial with engraved indexes
• Super LumiNova luminescent hands
• Anti-reflective, scratch and shock-resistant sapphire crystal
• Screw-down case back
• Water resistant up to 50 m
• Clasp: deployment buckle
• Removable links for size adjustment
• Lug width: 20 mm
• Delivered in a presentation box with instruction manual
• Swiss made
• 2-year warranty

Available models:

BU9001

• Ronda 715 movement, 5 rubies
• 316L stainless steel polished and brushed case
• Black dial
• Stainless steel bracelet
• Function: date, hour, minutes and seconds
• Case dimensions: 38 x 38 x 8.5 mm

BU9753

• Ronda 5030-13J movement, 13 rubies
• Gold-coloured 316L stainless steel polished and brushed case
• Gold-coloured dial
• Gold-coloured stainless steel bracelet
• Functions: chronograph, date, hours, minutes and seconds
• Case dimensions: 38 x 38 x 8.3 mm

BU9081

• Ronda 5030D-13J movement, 13 rubies
• Black ceramic case
• Black enamel dial
• Shiny black ceramic bracelet
• Functions: chronograph, date, hours, minutes and seconds
• Case dimensions: 38 x 38 x 11 mm

About Burberry

At his Hampshire shop in the 1850s, Thomas Burberry outfitted hunters and fishermen in rugged gear. Rain was a real misery for the outdoorsmen, so Burberry set out to create an alternative to an umbrella or the shade of an elephant. By 1888, he’d secured the patent for his design: a breathable cotton blend wound so tightly it could resist moisture and rips. Officially, it was called gabardine, but in common parlance, hunters, farmers, pub keepers, and even King Edward VII called it “Burberry.”

At the onset of World War I, the inventor used the fabric for a waterproof trench coat literally for the trenches, fitted with the necessary epaulets and D-rings for an artillery-facing soldier. The trench’s style caught on and, decorated with Burberry’s signature tartan print, remains a staple of the brand today. Despite these ties to tradition, Burberry’s creative team lives by the motto Prorsum, Latin for “forward.” Classic time-tested shapes are updated with modern details such as statement buttons, metallic fabrics, and seasonal color.