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Movado Museum
84-77-880
$250
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La Nouvelle Quartz Ladies Watch White Dial - Stainless Steel 0605561
$795
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Movado Museum
0606610
$200
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Classic Museum Includes original box & original tag brand new never worn
$700
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Valor Original Mens Tugsten Carbide and Saphire Valor Black Face
$1,250
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Super Sub Sea 300 Tempo-Matic Rare 1969 all-original vintage diver serviced
$4,407
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Movado Series 800
2600135
$600
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Classic Dress Two Tone Dial Gold Capped Vintage Swiss Made
$375
+ $29 for shipping
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Museum Classic Black Dial Quartz
$130
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Movado Faceto
Diamond Ladies Watch
$831
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Movado Esperanza
Two-tone Stainless and Gold
$800
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Stratos MOVADO STRATUS QUARTZ - STEEL GOLD BRACELET - BRAND NEW
$644
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81 G1 1851 SL 18k Gold/Steel 40 mm Black Dial Swiss Quartz Wrist Watch
$534
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Military Watch Limited Edition 058/250
$14,995
+ $29 for shipping
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Sport Automatic Bumper Tropical Dial 33mm
$1,390
+ $29 for shipping
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es.01.1.14.5540
$150
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Movado Museum
Complete Set
$325
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Movado Museum
Movado Museum
$299
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Museum Classic Steel Black Dial 35mm / ref. 84-C6-860
$1,386
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HS360
$4,999
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Movado Miri
Ladies Mother of Pearl Dial Diamond Bezel - Gold Tone
$825
+ $190 for shipping
Movado
0605987
$275
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97 E4 1851 Two Tone 26 mm Stainless Steel Quartz Women's Watch
$285
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Movado Bold
Low used Movado Bold Quartz
$200
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Movado Bold
Black Movado Bold Watch Black
$749
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Movado Museum
0607219
$89
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Movado Bold
Chronograph
$380
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Movado Gravity
14K GOLD COIN WATCH WITH ENGRAVING OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER
$5,281
+ $130 for shipping
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Movado Museum
Black/silver
$400
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Subsea Tempomatic Vintage Movado Subsea Tempomatic
$349
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ESQ by Movado Synthesis Rectangular Black Ion-plated Men's Watch
$315
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Movado Series 800
Brand new with tag and two boxes. Never worn.
$787
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Museum Classic Ladies Ref.27.1000.053 Gold Capped Original Strap Buckle Vintage Swiss Made
$165
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Movado Series 800
Very classic watch with quartz precision
$879
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Movado Series 800
Men's Swiss Chronograph Series 800 Performance Steel Bracele
$699
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Surf Chronograph El Primero w/papers c.1970
$3,750
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Men's Junior Sport Watch
$260
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Valor Ladies Quartz Black Dial - Stainless Steel 0604683
$1,150
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Classic 44854 14k 34mm watch
$2,080
+ $100 for shipping
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Movado Kingmatic
84-G5-896
$850
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Movado Bold
Men's Bold Silver Dial Watch - 3600666
$250
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Museum Classic Quartz 29.5mm Black Dial Ladies Watch 0607847
$895
+ $20 for shipping
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Automatic Quek Set Date Calendar Stainless Steel Vintage Swiss Made
$575
+ $29 for shipping
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M95 Chronograph - 'Tropical'
$4,950
+ $75 for shipping
Movado Bold
3601105
$621
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Movado Bold
3600373
$300
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81.09.861 Two Tone Steel 35mm White Porcelain Dial Quartz Wrist Watch
$525
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Ermetophon 1262 Stainless Steel 35mm watch
$3,020
+ $100 for shipping
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Face 39
$165
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Movado Bold
3600260
$510
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Museum Classic Black PVD Steel Bracelet Men's Watch 0607626
$1,195
+ $20 for shipping
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Ladies Stainless Steel Black Dial Vintage Swiss Made
$175
+ $29 for shipping
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Harmony Diamond
$595
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Eliptica Movado
$500
+ $85 for shipping
Movado Datron
Heritage Series Datron Chrono
$1,095
+ $29 for shipping
Movado Series 800
$590
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Chronometre 1231 18k Yellow Gold 34mm Leather Automatic Wrist Watch
$2,299
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ESQ Movado ESQ Watch (Like New)
$180
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Day-Date 44777 14k 32mm watch
$2,030
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Movado Bold
Gunmetal Stainless-Steel
$475
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Movado: Clean and Simple Luxury Watches

Movado is best known for their legendary Museum watch, whose purist design with a dot at 12 o'clock is famous the world over. However, the manufacturer's portfolio also includes chronographs and classic models with rectangular cases.

4 Things that Set Movado Apart

  • A piece of culture meant to be worn: the Museum watch
  • Special chronographs with the El Primero caliber
  • Vintage models with the potential to increase in value
  • means "movement" in Esperanto

Iconic Dial Design with a Distinctive Dot at 12 O'Clock

Time is not just a series of numbers to the Swiss watch manufacturer Movado: To them, it's about the relationship between the Sun and the rotation of the Earth. Such thinking is perfectly encapsulated by the legendary, Bauhaus-inspired design of the Museum watch with its iconic dot at 12 o'clock representing the Sun at its zenith. Originally designed by industrial designer Nathan George Horwitt in 1947, Horwitt commissioned Vacheron & Constantin Watches Inc. to produce three such pieces in the mid-1950s, one of which has been a part of New York’s Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection since 1960. The design has also had a strong influence on every Movado collection since its controversial introduction to their catalog. Almost every model features this characteristic dot design, regardless of if its a chronograph or a two or three-hand watch.

The Horwitt design is famed for its purist nature and its dial, which is completely blank but for a dot and two hands. There are no indices, numbers, or minute scales to distract from this model's clean look. The cases are also round and characterized by their eye-catching clean lines. Additionally, Movado offers models with a reinterpreted design for those who are looking for something a bit more exciting. For example, the Bold collection includes models studded with diamonds and others with Roman numerals. Most of the newer models are quartz powered, though Movado also produces mechanical timepieces.

Automatic and manually wound movements are mostly found in older models. With a history dating back to 1881, there are plenty pre-owned Movado pieces on the market at great prices. Each piece's design is a reflection of its time. This makes Movado an interesting option for collectors. Vintage models from before the introduction of the famous dot are a real treat to look at. Their chronographs from the 1970s, such as the Datron HS360 with an El Primero movement, are especially interesting. There are also plenty of classic models reminiscent of the Cartier Tank available.

How much do Movado watches cost?

Collection/ModelPrice (starting at) AutomaticFeatures
Datron HS3604,600 USDWith El Primero caliber (cal. 3019 PHC)
Kingmatic1,500 USDNostalgic design, similar to the Patek Philippe Calatrava
Edge1,200 USDReinterpreted, three-dimensional dial
Ermeto1,100 USDPocket watch for traveling, crown on top of the case
1881 Automatic870 USDProven ETA movement 2824-2
Bold740 USD48-mm case, large selection of design combinations
Museum Classic620 USDPurist, empty dial (Museum watch)
Amorosa500 USDOnly women's watches

Detailed Price Information

You can purchase a new, 39-mm Movado Museum with a dot at 12 o'clock, a stainless steel bracelet, and a quartz movement starting around 500 USD. Women's watches in this style go for as little as 300 USD. If you prefer models without a dot, take a look at the pre-owned watch market, where you will discover a wide variety of vintage Movado watches in good condition from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Having been launched before the introduction of the Museum dial, they feature designs more in line with other classic watches from these periods. You will come across round, pillow, and rectangle-shaped cases, each a reflection of their time. For example, some Kingmatic models have styles reminiscent of the Patek Philippe Calatrava. Prices for these pieces begin around 1,500 USD.

Datron HS360: A Chronograph with the El Primero Movement

Movado merged with Zenith in the late 1960s. The resulting partnership would lead to the world's first automatic chronograph caliber: the El Primero. Zenith and Movado weren't alone in their endeavor: Their competitors included Seiko as well as a collaboration effort made by Breitling, Heuer, Büren, and Dubois Dépraz. The Movado Datron HS360 chronograph includes this movement − one of the most prestigious chronograph movements of all time − making it a real insider's tip. Its subdials have a well-balanced tri-compax layout and are located at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock. This chronograph often comes with the popular black-on-white panda dial or the white-on-black reverse panda dial made famous by the Rolex Paul Newman Daytona. Its pillow-shaped barrel case couldn't be more 70s and comes in stainless steel with or without gold plating. Movado also made a diving version with a rotatable bezel, known as the Datron HS360 Sub Sea. Plan to spend around 4,600 USD for an El Primero-powered Movado chronograph.

Museum Classic: A Timeless Inspiration

The iconic dot at 12 o'clock, know as the 'dot dial design', can be found in many of the Swiss watch manufacturer's collections and has become something of a Movado hallmark. The Museum Classic line is mostly composed of pieces inspired by the original design with a solid black dial. Their cases range from 28 to 40 mm in diameter, and the color of the dot always matches that of the bezel. An empty dial with only a dot and two hands is characteristic of this design. However, there are also examples with mother-of-pearl dials and diamond indices. In terms of cases, you have a choice of plain stainless steel or stainless steel plated in yellow or rose gold. The bands come in similar options: stainless steel, bicolor, calf leather, and gold-plated bands are all available. Watches in this collection are equipped with quartz movements and have prices starting around 620 USD.

A Redesigned Classic: the Edge with a 3D Effect

If you're on the hunt for a more exciting interpretation of the Museum watch, look no further than the Movado Edge collection. Its dials are made of aluminum and have a three-dimensional design: The dot at 12 looks larger and almost seems to protrude from the rest of the watch. A series of waves runs around the dial's edge, symbolizing the rays of the sun. The Edge collection was designed in cooperation with Yves Béhar, a famous industrial designer. Its dials come in a number of refreshing colors and feel dynamic and modern. From purple to light blue and green and most everything in between, this line is second to none in terms of color variety. The Edge also comes as a chronograph with a tri-compax subdial layout. Two-hand quartz models go for as little as 620 USD, while a chronograph can cost around 1,200 USD.

Fresh and Sporty: the 48-mm Movado Bold

Fans of sporty designs and larger cases may enjoy the Bold collection. It includes models up to 48 mm in diameter. With its numerous design combinations, this series is diverse and comes across as a new version of the Museum design. From simple two-hand models to somewhat more lively chronographs and diamond embellishments, this line has it all. Be sure to set aside around 740 USD for a chronograph with a titanium case.

A Pocketwatch with Style: the Ermeto

The Movado Ermeto was introduced in 1926 with a rectangular, capsule-like case, which was opened by pulling the two halves in opposite directions. Originally outfitted with typical hand-wound calibers, an update only one year later allowed the caliber to be wound by opening and closing the case. Movado marketed Ermeto pocket watches as travel clocks and, fittingly, outfitted them with refined cases ranging from the classic to the extravagant. An Ermeto in very good condition with line indices and a crocodile leather case costs about 1,100 USD.

1881: Celebrating with an Automatic ETA Caliber

Movado presented the 1881 Automatic at Baselworld 2015 in celebration of their founding year. These watches are powered by the ETA caliber 2824-2. This caliber, whose name comes from the eponymous Swiss movement manufacturer, is also used by many other famous brands, such as Omega and Tudor. Designed as a dress watch, the 1881 captivates with its modern elegance. While its design has a few different focal points, it doesn't feel cluttered: A date display sits at 6 o'clock atop the 'AUTOMATIC' and 'SWISS MOVADO MADE' inscriptions. In addition, a minute scale runs around the edge of the dial. Its dauphine hands combined with a lack of numerals underscore the clean elegance of this automatic watch. You can purchase a Movado 1881 Automatic starting at around 870 USD.

Amorosa: A 24-mm Women's Watch with Diamonds

With cases 24 mm in diameter and delicate, skeletonized bracelets, the Amorosa collection is geared toward women who prefer petit watches but still want to enjoy the Museum design. The stainless steel bracelet also comes in gold-plated and bicolor varieties. Some even feature diamonds. You can call one of these jewelry-like pieces your own for as little as 500 USD.

What does Movado mean?

The word Movado means 'movement' in Esperanto. This idea has been a part of the company's philosophy from the beginning: Since its foundation in 1881, the self-confident brand has been developing and reimagining their designs. From stylish vintage models to the simple and modern Museum watch: The name Movado stands for more than just timekeeping.