Aside from Cartier, many other square watches are worth trying

　　Traditional watch designs generally feature round cases, but various innovative alternative shapes have also won the favour of watch enthusiasts, such as square designs. These have not only gained market recognition but also successfully captured a large following of loyal fans. Among square watches, the more well-known and classic examples includethe Cartier Tank series, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso and others. In fact, aside from Cartier's square timepieces, there are many attractive and functionalReplica watchthat are well worth a try.

　　the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso series

　　It is worth mentioning that the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso has been in existence for 85 years since its launch in 1931. Moreover, it is far more than just a square watch; the design of the Reverso series is remarkably clever and classic. The reversible dial not only allows for two looks in one watch, but also provides watchmakers with more space to exercise their creativity. The original purpose of the reversible design was to protect the crystal from impact damage; unexpectedly, this design became immensely popular and gradually evolved into a signature hallmark of Jaeger-LeCoultre.

TAG Heuer Monaco series CAL5110.FC6265

　　TAG Heuer Monaco Series

　　The TAG Heuer Monaco collection was introduced in 1969, drawing immense attention at the time for its bold and innovative design. Decades later, it remains a timeless classic and a true legend in the watchmaking world. The appeal of the Monaco lies in its ultimate subversion of tradition. Heuer was notably the first non-automotive sponsor of the motor racing we know today as F1, and Swiss driver Jo Siffert was the first racing driver sponsored by a watch company. This was unprecedented at the time and cemented Heuer's leadership in motorsport. Tough-minded, passionately freedom-loving, highly sporting and fond of breaking conventions—this is the very spirit embodied by the TAG Heuer Monaco.

　　NOMOS Tetra neomatik

　　Most enthusiasts fond of NOMOS watches are likely impressed by its square timepieces, and this year NOMOS has specially introduced the Tetra neomatik with a square case, featuring a larger diameter yet thinner profile than previous square models, driven by an automatic mechanical movement. The 33 mm side length is not particularly large, but due to the strictly square case design, it still creates a visually larger presence on the wrist. Two dial options are available: cyan-blue and pure white, catering to diverse personal styles.