Charter Club Watch

Charter Club watches span gold, rose gold and silver tones, from simple quartz dials to crystal-set bracelet styles. Compare case shape, finish and band type to find a piece that fits your routine and your price.
Fresh on the shelf

Four Charter Club watches worth a closer look

Gold-toned Charter Club wristwatch with a rectangular quartz face on a light neutral surface

Charter Club Gold-Tone Quartz Watch with a Rectangular Dial for Daily Wear and Gifting

A gold-toned case, a small rectangular face and a slim link bracelet make this the plainest watch in the group. Marked quartz, it keeps time without winding. The simple dial stays quiet under a sleeve, which suits office days, errands and travel if you want one watch to cover most of the week.

Rose gold tone Charter Club women's analog watch with crystal bezel and link bracelet beside a gift box

Charter Club Women's Rose Gold Quartz Watch with Crystal Bezel, Bracelet and Gift Box

Rose gold tone is the draw here, softened against the skin and paired with a crystal-set bezel that catches light without shouting. The matching bracelet completes the look, and the watch arrives boxed, which makes it easy to hand over as a gift for birthdays or holidays.

Silver-tone Charter Club ladies watch with hidden crystals and a slim bracelet on a light gray surface

Charter Club 19370 Silver-Tone Ladies Watch, 21MM Case with Hidden Crystals and New Battery

Silver tone and a 21mm case give this ladies watch a fine, low-profile line, and hidden crystals along the case add sparkle you notice up close rather than across a room. The listing states a new battery, so it should run on arrival. An 8-inch band suits larger wrists, or shortens easily.

Silver-tone Charter Club bracelet watch with diamond and crystal detail displayed on dark fabric

Charter Club Women's Diamond Silver-Tone Crystal Bracelet Watch, 7-Inch, for Occasions

Built in silver tone with diamond and crystal detail along the bracelet, this piece is aimed at formal occasions instead of a daily rotation. The 7-inch length sits closer to the wrist than the longer bands here, so it fits a wider range without adjustment. Keep it for dinners, holidays and events where the jewelry matters.

Charter Club Women's Gold Tone Blue Stone Closed Face Watch with Tassel Link Band

The closed blue stone face is what sets this watch apart: instead of a readable dial it shows a smooth polished surface, closer to a coloured stone ring. A fine tassel link bracelet keeps it light on the wrist, and the gold tone warms against the deep blue. It suits dressier days, dinners and gifting.
Gold-tone Charter Club watch with a closed blue stone face and tassel link bracelet on pale blue cloth
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Three more watches with their own character

A second look at Charter Club watches that favor durability, charm and clever detailing. These picks suit shoppers comparing base metals, petite sizing and features that change how a watch looks through the day.
Gold-tone Charter Club charm watch with a 26mm round case on a warm neutral surface

Ladies Charter Club 17381 Charm Watch, 26mm Round Case, Gold Tone with New Battery

A 26mm round case and a fine bracelet give this gold tone piece a petite, charm-like scale that suits smaller wrists. The listing notes a new battery, so it should keep time on arrival. It reads as jewelry first, which suits shoppers who want something delicate rather than a statement watch.
Stainless steel Charter Club quartz wristwatch with a rhinestone-set bracelet on a dark surface

Charter Club Quartz Rhinestone Bracelet Watch in Stainless Steel for Evening Wear

Stainless steel keeps this one practical: the finish resists tarnish and copes better with daily wear than plated tones. Rhinestones set along the bracelet supply the evening sparkle, while the quartz movement needs only an occasional battery. A good pick for sparkle over a more durable base metal.
Two-tone gold and silver Charter Club bracelet watch with a flip cover, shown on a light surface

Charter Club Women's Flip Cover Two-Tone Bracelet Watch in Gold and Silver for Daily Styling

The hinged flip cover is the unusual detail, opening to reveal the dial and closing over it for a cleaner, jewelry-like look. Two-tone gold and silver solve the matching problem when your other pieces mix metals. It suits shoppers who like to change a watch’s appearance without swapping it.
Where a watch fits in

Situations where these watches work well

Building a work-ready jewelry routine

A slim silver-tone or gold-tone watch anchors a work wardrobe without adding a second bracelet to the same wrist. Choose a case under about 26mm if you want it to slide under a cuff and stay comfortable from morning to evening.

Choosing a gift that gets worn

Watches in gift boxes suit birthdays, holidays and milestones because they feel considered without depending on sizing. A crystal bezel or a coloured stone face reads as more special than a plain dial, and the box saves you a wrapping trip.

Matching watches to existing jewelry

Match the metal tone to the rings, earrings and bag hardware you wear most often. Two-tone gold and silver styles solve the problem when your jewelry mixes, and closed faces keep the overall look understated and easy.
What to compare first

How to choose the right Charter Club watch

A rectangular-case gold-tone watch and a round-case silver-tone watch side by side on pale linen
Comparing case shape and dial size

Rectangular cases read as more classic and dressy, while round cases tend to feel casual and easy to wear daily. A larger dial suits bigger wrists, and a smaller one disappears neatly under a shirt cuff.

Gold-tone, rose-gold-tone and silver-tone watch bracelets overlapping on a neutral surface
Gold, rose gold or silver tone

Metal tone decides how a watch works with the jewelry and hardware you already wear. Gold tone looks warm and traditional, rose gold softens against skin, and silver tone stays neutral with almost everything.

Close view of a fine link bracelet and a slim chain bracelet with folding clasps on a light surface
Bracelet style and how it fastens

Link bracelets add weight and a dressy line, while slimmer chains feel lighter on the wrist. Check whether a clasp adjusts shorter, since an 8-inch band can sit loose on a smaller wrist.

A crystal-set watch bezel beside a smooth blue stone watch face under soft light
Crystal and stone detailing

Rhinestones and crystal bezels catch light and dress a watch up for evenings, while hidden crystals keep the sparkle quiet enough for work. Solid stone faces trade sparkle for a smoother, calmer look.

A plain quartz dress watch placed between a folded work blouse and a small set dinner table
Everyday wear versus special occasions

A simple quartz dial with a plain band blends into office and errand days without drawing attention. Heavier crystal styles suit dinners, holidays and gifting, when the watch is part of the outfit you chose.

A watch laid face down beside a small battery and a fine screwdriver on a work surface
Battery, condition and value

Some listings state a new battery, which means the watch is ready to wear without a first stop at a repair counter. Others sell as-is, so it pays to read carefully before deciding what the price is really buying.

Ways to shop the range

Watch styles and how to tell them apart

Classic quartz dials for daily wear

Simple quartz dials with plain cases cover office days, errands and travel. They tend to be lighter, easier to read at a glance, and simpler to match with the jewelry you already wear on the same hand.

Crystal and rhinestone bracelet styles

Crystal bezels, rhinestone bracelets and diamond-set cases add light-catching detail. Choose these when the watch should read as jewelry, for evenings, holidays or a gift that feels dressed up rather than utilitarian.

Stone faces and charm details

Closed stone faces, tassel links and charm cases trade sparkle for texture and colour. They suit shoppers who want something distinctive but still quiet enough to reach for on a regular week.

First impressions from wearing and gifting

These accounts describe buying, fitting and living with watches in this category, from sizing adjustments to gifting and daily upkeep. They describe general experience rather than any specific model, so use them as context while you compare.
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Dana R.

I wanted a watch that would not fight with my rings, and the gold tone matched everything already in my jewelry box. It arrived running, and I have worn it through long work days without any irritation on my wrist.
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Marcy L.

The crystal bezel caught more light than the photos suggested, which I actually liked for holiday dinners. For ordinary errands it feels a touch dressy, so I save it for days when I am deliberately dressing things up.
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J. Whitaker

Sizing was the part I worried about. I have a small wrist, and the bracelet sat loose at first, so I paid a jeweler a few dollars to remove a link. Now it sits where I want it and feels secure all day long.
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Priya S.

I bought a silver tone piece to wear at the office, and it has been easy to live with. A quick wipe with a soft cloth keeps it bright, and it still looks much like it did the week it arrived on my desk.
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Ellen M.

As a gift for my sister this went over well, because it arrived in a proper box and looked more expensive than what I actually paid. She specifically liked the closed face, which she finds quieter than a plain dial.
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Tom B.

I bought one from a resale listing marked with a new battery, and it ran right away with no trip to the repair counter. That small detail saved me time, and I would look for the same note before buying again.

Questions shoppers ask before choosing

Start with the metal you wear most. Gold tone reads warm and classic, rose gold flatters most skin tones, and silver tone stays neutral against nearly everything. If your jewelry mixes, a two-tone style takes the choice off the table entirely.
Bracelets here are often listed around 7 to 8 inches, which sits loose on a smaller wrist. A local jeweler can usually remove a link for a modest fee. Check the stated length before ordering so the fit is no surprise on arrival.
Some listings state a new battery, meaning the watch should run as soon as it arrives. Others sell as-is, so the first stop may be a repair counter. If a working movement matters to you, favor the ones that say so rather than assuming.
They hold up fine for regular wear, but stones sit set into the case and bracelet, so a hard knock can loosen them. Wearing a plainer style on busy days and saving crystal pieces for calmer ones tends to keep them looking right for longer.
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing to clear lotion and moisture, and store pieces separately so bracelets do not scratch each other. Keep it away from perfume and cleaning sprays, and the finish should stay even for years.
Assorted gold-tone and silver-tone women's dress watches with a polishing cloth and a notebook on a table
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