15 Best Women's Rectangle Watches at all Price-Points

After we released our Best Rectangle Watches guide, we started getting questions about why it only included Men’s watches. The critique is fair, so we thought we would add another guide specifically for the ladies (or fellas) looking to pick up a watch for themselves or their significant others.

As is usually the case with purchasing a watch, a lot goes into the decision being made. And while many probably don’t have a collection of just rectangular watches, we thought we’d give our list of the best women’s rectangular watches to aid in the purchase process. So without further ado, let’s get into it.

Cartier Tank

Arguably the most classic ladies watch in the world, the Cartier Tank is the obvious first choice when it comes to Rectangle Ladies watches. Ironically, the Cartier tank was designed by Louis Cartier and is modeled after WWI tanks. Seen often on the western front, the clean lines form a rounded case shape with integrated bracelet and “Brandard” lugs - At the time, it was largely unseen in wristwatches.

The watch has gone through a number of iterations over the years, and really became a staple for Women’s watches when it was famously worn by Princess Diana and Jackie Kennedy quite often. There are a number of Cartier Tank’s available right now, but price starts at $2,790 USD and goes up depending on size and material.

Vieren White Diamond

A relative newcomer to the industry, Vieren has made some waves with it’s latest White Diamond model. Started in Toronto, the brand is a marriage between famed entrepreneur Jess Chow and Project Runway’s Sunny Fong to create an elegant brand that’s reflective of both of their love for fashion. We like it because it does a fantastic job of melding old world art-deco style with a more modern design language. The elongated case is complimented nicely by a unique tapered 7-link bracelet. The white dial is textured with a cool motif, and the indices are set with diamonds to glitz up the entire package. Price for the Vieren White Diamond is $2,500 USD.

Citizen Eco-Drive Stiletto

It’s hard to argue with Citizen’s Stiletto in it’s price point. It’s a classic watch with a retro style in stainless steel. The Stiletto uses Citizens Eco-Drive technology meaning that it’s charged by the sun so it never has to be wound or started. The watch comes in a number of fits, colors, and configurations, but our favorite is the rose gold Stiletto. Price for the Stiletto is a modest $475 USD.

Bulova Ladies' Stainless Steel Bangle

It’s a fine line to tread between Jewelry and watches when it comes to many brand’s attempts to create women’s watches. Some make junk and some do it really well. One of the brand’s that does it exceptionally well, is Bulova - A brand with a rich history in fashion forward ladies watches. Specifically, the Stainless Steel Bangle harkens back to the watches Bulova is known for making in the 60’s and 70’s. A dainty little watch with an integrated bangle bracelet. It’s thin, flashy, and can be stacked with other bangles while still keeping a low profile. Price for the Bulova Bangle is $275 USD.

Longines Dolcevita

The Longines Dolcevita may be one of the more perfectly positioned rectangular women’s watches. Since Longines is firmly rooted in the luxury space, you get a lot of watch from a prominent luxury brand for a reasonable price. The stainless steel watch comes on a number of different strap and dial options, but the watches real DNA is it’s bold rectangular shape. With it’s rounded edges, the Docevita maintains a little thicker profile than say the Bulova or Citizen, but still looks simple and classy. Price for the Longines Dolcevita is a modest $1,425 USD. You can find many different variations of the Dolcevita on Amazon.

Raymond Weil Women's 5956-ST-00915

Raymond Weil tends to fly under the radar, especially when it comes to Women’s watches, but they actually have a pretty solid offering with the 5956-St-00915. It’s a superb watch of fairly high quality considering it’s price point, and comes with some cool upgrades compared to some of the other watches on the list. First, it features a mother of pearl dial with a textured aperture in the center of the dial. Further, it comes fitted with a 7-link stainless steel bracelet that is superbly comfortable. Price for the Raymond Weil 5956-St-00915 is $750 USD.

Hermes Cape Code

Hermes is mostly known for their leather goods and handbags, but the luxury brand has really stepped up when it comes to their watch offerings. Hermes debuted the Cape Cod collection in 1991, but it wasn’t as popular an option for the brand. It was later revamped and re-released in 2017 and that’s the collection you see know. Identifiable by it’s unique rectangular shape with bar lugs, the watch comes in a plethora of designs, colors, and styles on either bracelet or signature Hermes leather straps. There really could be a model for everyone among the Cape Code. Price starts at $3,000 USD and increases based on material, size, and strap options.

Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso One

Jaeger LeCoultre has some absolute classics in it’s catalog, but none so famous or popular as the Reverso. The watch was originally designed for Polo players to protect the crystal of their watch by adding a sliding hinge to the watch and allowing it to flip back over and integrate into the case. While the was mostly designed for men, the brand offers a smaller more slimline version of the watch in stainless steel with the Reverso One. The Reverso One comes with diamonds in the bezel and a lovely green color. Its true art deco goodness. Price for the Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso One is $6,300 USD.

Baume & Mercier Hampton 10674

Baume & Mercier produce very high quality timepieces considering their mostly modest pricing structure. One of the ladies models that we find most attractive is the Rectangular Hampton collection - Specifically the 10674. The watch comes in a died titanium that looks like rose gold and is exceptionally lightweight. Paired with an aventurine dial, the watch is simply elegant on a level rarely seen in this price point. Price for the Hampton 10674 is $3,850 USD.

Frederique Constant Classics Art Deco Carree

Another solid entry into the more Art-Deco luxury space is the Frederique Constant Classics Carrée. The Carree features a fun rectangular shape and a unique strap and bracelet system that gives the entire watch a more jewelry vibe than a watch necessarily. Instead of using traditional lugs, the brand has opted to include a single point of attachment in the center of the case on the top and the bottom. Not only does this give a cool look to the Carree, it’s also much more ergonomic than a traditional strap and bracelet system. Price for the Classics Carree Art Deco is $1,295 USD.

Tiffany & Co. Makers

Tiffany & Co has really stepped up their watchmaking game in the last few years. The Prominent jeweler has always made wristwatches, but many consider their older models a bit lackluster compared to the brand’s more prestigious reputation. Recently, the brand has made a much into the more luxury watch segment than it ever has before - And it’s seemingly working. One of the current offerings is a 22mm rectangular watch called the “Makers 1837”. The small watch comes in Tiffany’s signature blue, with a textured dial and baguette diamond indices. A simple black leather strap ties the whole package together for a modest (For Tiffany & Co. anyway) price of $2,950 USD.

Hamilton Classic Ardmore

First introduced in 1937, the Hamilton Classic’s Ardmore has been a staple of the brand’s catalog. It’s recently received a bit of a makeover with cleaner lines, more color and dial options, and some modern guts. What comes out of that is a unique rectangular stainless steel watch that has a little something for everyone. The colorful new pieces measure in at a modest 27mm with a thin profile for a more elegant look. Price for the Hamilton Classic Ardmore is $475 USD.

Shinola Bixby 29X34MM

Inspired by rectangular shapes of powerful brands of old, Shinola set out to create a watch that honors that horological statement piece while adding a bit more playfulness to the model. Shinola’s Bixby takes a more traditional rectangle watch and rounds it out a bit, giving it a little software edges a elegant design queues. The comes on the brand’s more recognized leather strap, or a neat 7 link bracelet that fits the watch really well. Price for the Bixby is $850 USD.

Hamilton American Classic vintage

The second Hamilton on the list is a homage to the brand’s watches of the 50’s and 60’s. The bangle offering from Hamilton is simply beautiful with an elegance not often seen in modern wrist watches. It’s very dressy with clean lines and a textured case. The American Classic Vintage comes in rose gold plated, yellow gold plated or stainless steel cases, furthering the dressy nature of the rectangular watch with more precious metal looks. Price for the American Classic Vintage is a modest $595 USD.

Seiko Essentials SWR053

For our last watch, we’ll include the Seiko Essentials Women’s watch. A fairly basic, albeit classic designed watch that doesn’t break the bank. It’s a low-key rectangular watch in a smaller stainless steel case with roman numeral indices. It’s fairly unassuming and can be dressed up or dressed down. The quartz watch measures in at 36mm, making it a bit on the larget side for a women’s watch, but is remarkably thin. All in, if you’re looking for a cheap rectangular watch that can be a simple daily wear, the Seiko Essentials may be for you at the modest price of $146 USD.