Analogue displays are the most traditional form of timekeeping. They use rotating hands to indicate hours, minutes, and (often) seconds across a dial marked by numerals or indices.

Main types of analogue displays include:

• 2-hand watches: Simplified elegance with hour and minute hands only. Perfect for minimalists or formal occasions.
• 3-hand watches: Adds a central second hand for continuous or ticking motion, depending on the movement. Offers a more complete reading of time.
• Multifunction displays: Feature multiple sub-dials or windows, typically showing day, date, 24-hour format, or a second time zone.
• Chronographs: Designed with stopwatch functionality and sub-dials measuring elapsed time—ideal for sports, driving, or aviation.

Why choose analogue?

• Timeless aesthetic that suits both dress and casual wear
• Easy to read at a glance
• Rich in craftsmanship and detail
• Compatible with quartz, automatic, and mechanical movements

Whether you're drawn to the clean dial of a dress watch or the technical complexity of a pilot chronograph, analogue displays offer a visual connection to watchmaking heritage.

Digital displays showcase information through numbers on an electronic screen, typically powered by a quartz movement. They’re built for function and practicality, often packed with features beyond basic timekeeping.

Typical digital functions include:

• Time and date display (12/24-hour format)
• Alarm – Set one or more daily reminders
• Chronometer – High-precision stopwatch with split/lap timing
• Altimeter – Measures altitude using air pressure
• Countdown timers – Useful for workouts or cooking
• World time – Instantly switch between time zones
• Backlight – Ensures readability in low-light conditions

Why choose digital?

• High readability and accuracy
• Compact, multifunctional interface
• Ideal for sports, travel, and outdoor adventures
• Generally lower maintenance and cost

Digital displays are often seen in robust, durable cases—making them a reliable companion for performance-driven lifestyles.

Hybrid watches combine the elegance of analogue hands with the utility of digital screens. These displays are designed for users who don’t want to sacrifice tradition for functionality—or vice versa.

What makes hybrid displays unique?

• Traditional time display via hands
• Small digital window for features like date, second time zone, step counter, notifications, and more
• Some models sync with smartphones for smart features without needing a full-screen display

Ideal for:

• Users who appreciate classic aesthetics but want smart capabilities
• Everyday use with a discreet digital layer
• Travelers and professionals needing versatility without bulk

Hybrid watches often appeal to modern users looking for balance: the charm of a mechanical-looking dial with just enough tech to stay informed.