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While Black Friday deals are usually linked to everyday items, as well as the obligatory TV blowout, it may surprise you to find out that the luxury watch world has also entered into the fray - and with some considerable swagger.
Here we have selected our favourite timepieces from past and present watch coverage, all of which we can thoroughly recommend and will serve you well for many, many years. What's more, almost all of the discounts on show here are absolutely top drawer, with more than a few in excess of a thousand pounds off.
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What is it? This bi-metal Omega Seamaster 300 was unveiled after the initial upgrades of the traditional line in 2014, and it's a testament to the design that it still looks new today. At 41mm it is not too large on the wrist, while a ceramic bezel and anti-magnetic automatic movement underneath a sand-blasted black dial with rhodium-plated hands round off an excellent package.
What's the real saving? This is a phenomenal saving of £1,180 and an excellent price for a stylish Seamaster, one that will still look as good in 10 years' time.
Click here to save £1,180 on the Omega Seamaster 300
What is it? This Zenith El Primero 36,000vph features one of the greatest movements in watch history, and this deal is likely to be one of the best you will see for some time. The classic 42mm watch should serve you well for a lifetime and look as stylish as the day you bought the piece.
What's the real saving? This colossal saving of £1,300 is a 25% price drop on a watch from Zenith's El Primero 1969 range that really doesn't need to be discounted in order to sell. Almost too good to be true.
Click here to save £1,300 on the Zenith El Primero 36,000vph
What is it? This sizeable 46mm Breitling Chronoliner, with a black dial with white sub dials on a steel case and bracelet, is a watch that will still appear relevant years after your purchase. Additional functions include a second time zone and 100 metres water resistance.
What's the real saving? This is a thumping saving of £1,180 and you cannot say fairer than that.
Click here to save £1,180 on the Breitling Chronoliner
What is it? This stealthy Hamilton Khaki Field Auto is made from lightweight black PVD-coated titanium and features a simple, clear dial and a rubber strap. The three-hand movement with date has a power reserve of 80 hours, but what really marks the Khaki Field Auto out is that it is based on a model originally supplied to the US military in the 1940s. As such, this is a classic Hamilton design.
What's the real saving? This is a more than respectable saving of £122.25 for a piece that is military inspired, something that is very much on trend at the moment.
Click here to save £122.25 on the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto
What is it? This Montblanc 1858 Automatic with its 47% discount comes at nearly half price. We could stop there, but if you need further convincing consider that this 44mm piece, aside from being slightly large, with a seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock, doesn't put a foot wrong in terms of styling, and even sports a chic Milanese bracelet.
What's the real saving? This is a prodigious saving of £1,320, which means this Montblanc is practically half price. Yes, half price.
Click here to save £1,320 on the Montblanc 1858 Automatic
What is it? This Oris Big Crown ProPilot chronograph with three sub dials is large at 44mm wide, and has 100m water resistance plus a 48-hour power reserve and a telemeter scale on the inner bezel above the anthracite dial.
What's the real saving? This is a not inconsiderable saving of £728 especially for those looking for an aviation-inspired timepiece. What's more this is now the second price drop on the watch.
Click here to save £728 on the Oris Big Crown ProPilot
What is it? This Bell & Ross BR126 Heritage Chronograph links Bell & Ross to its aviation heritage and underlines that not all B&R watches are square. The 41mm chronograph features a bead-blasted grey PVD coated stainless steel case that houses the calibre BR-CAL.301 automatic movement underneath a galvanic black sunburst dial and superluminova filled hour and minute hands. You even get 100 metres water resistance.
What's the real saving? This is a fine saving of £591, which is a healthy 20 per cent off the RRP, not to be sniffed at.
Click here to save £591 on the Bell & Ross BR126 Heritage Chronograph
What is it? This Raymond Weil Freelancer Chronograph with yellow flashes highlighted by the black leather strap, as well as a tachymeter bezel, is one of the more sporty in the Freelancer range. The 43mm stainless steel case houses the three chrono sub dials, plus there is water resistance to 100m.
What's the real saving? This is a saving of £800 and is the second reduction off the £2,495 RRP.
Click here to save £800 on the Raymond Weil Freelancer Chronograph
What is it? We like the Victorinox INOX and have featured the super-rugged watch (which is tested by being run over by a tank) a few times over the years. This quartz-powered titanium model boats a strap made from paracord, which is extremely useful in many situations in the great outdoors. Speaking of which, the watch is water resistant to 200m.
What's the real saving? This is a saving of £97.35 so just off the £100 mark, which is more than appealing for a watch that will serve you well in all manner of tricky situations.
Click here to save £97.35 on the Victorinox INOX
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