The 10 Best Wooden Watches
This wiki has been updated 15 times since it was first published in February of 2019. While many aficionados might swear by stainless steel and, occasionally, titanium for the construction of their timepieces, there's no denying that the wooden watches on our list offer an eye-catching alternative to traditional materials. We've ranked the best the market has to offer for you here by their movements, looks, durability, and the quality of the woods they employ.
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Editor's Notes
February 07, 2019:
The market for these has grown considerably in recent years, so quality has gone up at a much greater rate than price, with several automatic self-winding options available from companies like Jord and Laimer. There are even some nice pieces that play down their woodenness, if you will, — like the Pono Castaway — to appeal to a wider set of customers.
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