This is Sekonda, a British-designed watch brand that has been going since 1966. You get men's and ladies' analogue and digital watches, a sparkle range and smart watches, with a two-year guarantee.
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Sekonda says it has been the top British-designed watch brand since 1966, built on the idea that great quality watches shouldn't come with a great big price tag. Its own words about itself are brief: it prefers to tell you what you need to know rather than gush over its watches. The site is run by Time Products (UK) Limited.
The range covers men's watches and ladies' watches, including a line of sparkle watches, plus a smart watch range designed to keep you moving. You will also find straps and bracelets, and the brand has help guides for adjusting folding, sliding, removable link and slide-through clasps for a good fit.
Every Sekonda watch comes with a two-year guarantee against manufacturing faults. It sits alongside your statutory rights, and it doesn't cover consumable parts such as batteries, straps or bracelets. If you need to make a claim, you fill in a form on its help centre and the team reviews it. Outside the guarantee period, it points to local watch repair shops.
UK orders go by Royal Mail tracked services, with a standard option and a faster next-day option. Delivery charges and free-delivery thresholds are set out on its shipping page and shown at checkout. The help centre says it ships to UK addresses, and it explains what to do if a parcel shows as delivered but hasn't arrived.
Returns from the Sekonda site are free, but you need to start them within the window in its policy. Watches can be tried on or lightly worn, as you would in a shop, and must come back clean and resaleable. Sekonda doesn't offer exchanges, so if you want a different watch, return the first and place a new order. Items bought from other retailers go back to where you bought them.
Live codes are listed on this page: copy one and enter it at checkout. Sekonda also runs promotions and a newsletter sign-up, and its terms mention discounts such as the Blue Light Card, so read the conditions that apply before you pay.
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Sekonda describes itself as a British-designed watch brand and says it has been established since 1966.
Yes. Its watches come with a two-year guarantee against manufacturing faults. It doesn't cover batteries, straps or bracelets, and it sits alongside your statutory rights.
Yes. Returns from its own site are free if you start them within the window in its policy, and the watch can be tried on or lightly worn. Sekonda doesn't offer exchanges.
Its help centre has video guides for folding, sliding, removable link and slide-through clasps. If you struggle, it suggests visiting a local watch repair shop.
Yes. It has a smart watch range alongside its analogue and digital watches, with help articles on the smart app and common questions.
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