Time is one of the most precious things you can share with your partner, and what better way to symbolise it than with couple watches?

Audemars Piguet

Bold and contemporary, Audemars Piguet’s watches appeal to couples with modern tastes. The Royal Oak collection offers distinctive design and technical mastery, making it a strong choice for statement-focused pairs. For him, the 41mm 15510 in steel delivers bold presence with its ergonomic case, integrated bracelet and iconic octagonal bezel. While for her, the 34mm 77451ST stands out for its blend of sport-inspired aesthetics and elevated finishing.. Both feature the Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50 “Grande Tapisserie” dial which looks stunning in person, and the diamond bezel on the ladies’ 34mm just gives it that extra bit of luxury.

Cartier

Born from the pioneering spirit of aviation and perfected through generations of innovation, Santos de Cartier watches exemplify precision, performance and pioneering design. As declarations of style and commitment, timepieces become deeply personal gifts, and Santos de Cartier delivers both presence and meaning. Distinguished by rounded angles, seamless curves and exposed screws, this legendary design unites form and function with effortless sophistication. For Valentine’s Day, the small model Santos de Cartier watch in yellow gold offers elegance scaled for her wrist, its perfectly proportioned case striking the balance between statement and subtlety – a gift that marks time while transcending it. With its refined proportions and understated presence, the Santos-Dumont watch with yellow gold case and leather strap honours the original spirit of the Santos collection, designed for him. Marked by its slim profile and elegant simplicity, this watch exemplifies Cartier’s mastery of purity and balanced design – a sophisticated companion for those who appreciate quiet distinction.

Chopard

Nothing complements a romantic evening quite like the glint of gemstones. For her, Chopard’s Alpine Eagle 33 Frozen Topaz Blue is a spectacular creation adorned with hundreds of diamonds. The maison’s artisans have paved the dial, crown guards and bracelet links with precision, while a halo of baguette-cut topazes forms a blue gradient. Eight indexed screws on the bezel lend a contemporary, architectural finish to this timepiece. His counterpart is the limited-edition Alpine Eagle 41 Frozen Summit, where every last surface of the case, dial, bezel, crown and integrated bracelet in ethical 18k white gold is set with meticulously cut diamonds. Making no compromises in terms of technical expertise, this true collector’s timepiece benefits from the watchmaking savoir-faire of Chopard Manufacture embodied in the ultra-thin L.U.C 96.41-L movement.

Patek Philippe

Do watches have to come in his-and-hers pairs? Not according to Patek Philippe, which believes that some good things can be shared. At a modest 40mm in size, the maison’s new Cubitus is a unisex watch that both husband and wife can take turns to wear. For couples with individual tastes, there’s the Reference 7340/1R Perpetual Calendar, a high complication watch from Patek Philippe’s only women’s line, the Twenty~4. On the other hand, the 42mm Ref. 5524G-010 Calatrava Travel Time is more at home on a man’s wrist. Still, if a matching pair is desired, then it’s the Ref. 7140R – the first ladies’ perpetual calendar in the brand’s collection, encased in rose gold and adorned with a diamond-set bezel – for her, and Ref. 5327R for him. This timepiece features a 39mm rose gold Calatrava case, elegantly designed with scalloped lugs and gold applied Breguet numerals on a striking ivory lacquered dial.

Rolex

What collection is complete without the Rolex Datejust? This classic model is such a versatile watch, coming in a broad range of colours, sizes and material combinations, so there really is a piece for everyone. Its sleek and elegant aesthetics have remained virtually unchanged since its introduction in 1945. The watch’s iconic fluted bezel, distinctive cyclops date magnifier, and elegant dial options make it a timeless piece that transcends trends. There are few watches that can comfortably go from shorts and a t-shirt to a black tie formal quite like a Datejust. We especially love the mint green dial in both the 41mm and 31mm on a Jubilee bracelet. There’s also the Datejust 36 for her, but the 31mm is just that little more elegant and can be dressed up and down so easily.

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