Watches are useful.
Phones do not keep you on time. Watches are used.
The most convenient way to tell the time is with a wrist watch.
I don't need a watch because I have a phone, is a common response from a generation that is beginning to question the dangers of constant cellphone use. Fishing for a cell phone on a regular basis to check the time appears desperate.

A quick glance at your wrist is a much more elegant way to keep track of time during a date or meeting. Not to mention how impolite it would appear to your conversation partners if you pulled out your phone during a conversation.
On other occasions, such as the beach, a funeral, or a wedding, it is best to keep the phone hidden.

Watches Are Usable
Any item inspired by the military has a practical application. Wrist watches are also included.

Wrist watches were first used by the military to synchronise manoeuvres during wartime in the nineteenth century. Divers and aviators have used specialised watchessince then, both in the depths of the ocean and high in the sky.

One of the primary advantages of a watch over a smartphone is its ability to operate in the field for extended periods of time. Many watches are designed to be either self-powered by motion or to use a small amount of energy from a battery. Consider years of maintenance-free time telling versus the 8 hours of a smart phone!

Simplicity is provided by watches.
The best watchesdo not make use of cutting-edge technology. They are propelled by ingenious mechanical clockwork technology dating back before electricity. So, when your cellphone's battery dies, you can rely on the technology that keeps running on your wrist.
When you wear a watch, you are less likely to use your phone as a distraction. Checking the phone for the time frequently leads to a rabbit-trail of activities such as checking every messenger app, email, and Facebook.

When it comes to something as important as time, a one-of-a-kind device to measure and manage it is justified.

Watches Indicate Fashion
The watch I'm wearing right now (a previous release from The Fifth Watches) has gotten more attention than any other item in my closet.
There is a limited selection of acceptable jewellery for men. Many men will only be seen with three main accessories on their hands: a nice watch, a stylish pair of cuff links, and, if they're married, a simple wedding band.
Wristwatches not only help wearers keep track of their schedules, but they also allow them to show off their sense of style. They are a form of self-expression, with hints of danger, adventure, and sports depending on the brand.

Watches Exhibit Craftsmanship
A wrist watch is more than just a timepiece. It is a symbol of tradition and history encased in an exquisite work of art.
Many men are unaware that they are wearing works of art on their wrists. Some watchmakers work on a single watch for several months, hand-designing complex pieces of technology.

Watches Make Excellent Heirlooms
A timepiece is not only the quintessential gift; it is also the quintessential heirloom. Whatever your philosophy on death is, we can all agree that people can live on through the memories of those who knew them.
Owning timepieces from another era serves as a reminder of those who came before you. Having one of their watches makes you think of them in a genuine way. They were wearing the same watches, which show signs of use, care, and love.

A watch collection can also be considered a legacy. It doesn't have to be a mini treasure trove - but leaving your watch(es) to someone you care about is essentially passing on values that were important to you to someone else.