Chronograph Watches

This range runs from entry-tier promotional chronograph watches with 30-metre water resistance through to 100-metre rated styles for physically demanding environments. Ladies and mens configurations sit at every tier, with case finishes in silver, black-plated, and gold-plated stainless. Strap choices span leather, metal bracelet, and silicone. Sub-dial layouts cover both two-eye and three-eye configurations. All styles carry printed branding on the dial face. The chronograph mechanism stays fully operational after the print is applied, as the print sits on each dial section surface rather than a flat backing plate. A minimum order of 12 units makes the range accessible for small recognition programs and larger campaigns alike.

The printed dial on a chronograph watch turns toward whoever the wearer is sitting across from in every meeting and client interaction. An organisation ordering them as staff recognition gifts or client thank-you pieces puts their brand into every professional setting the wearer enters, for as long as the watch is worn. No desk item or tote bag gets that kind of reach.

The two-eye chronograph layout has a cleaner, more symmetrical dial face suited to formal dress environments, while three-eye styles give a more complex and technical aesthetic well suited to active and sports-adjacent gifting programs.

Good to Know

What is the difference between a two-eye and three-eye chronograph dial?

A two-eye chronograph carries two sub-dials alongside the main hands, measuring elapsed seconds and minutes for basic stopwatch timing. A three-eye configuration adds a third sub-dial for elapsed hours, giving a denser dial face that buyers associate with a more technical or sporty watch character.

How does the print stay on the dial when the stopwatch function is running?

The print applies to the individual face sections of the dial rather than to a flat overlaid surface. The sub-dials are fixed display surfaces showing readings through indicator hands, so the print surface stays stationary and doesn't wear from mechanical movement.

Which water resistance tier suits which type of wearer?

The 30-metre tier covers everyday office wear including hand washing and light rain, while the 50-metre tier suits active professionals who move outdoors regularly. The 100-metre tier suits construction, resources, or active industries where the watch faces demanding conditions throughout the day.

Can ladies and mens versions of the same style be ordered together?

Several styles in this range come in both ladies and mens configurations, allowing an organisation to run a matched gift across a mixed group. The ladies and mens versions share the same dial design and brand position but differ in case size and proportions to suit each fit.