Pattern mixing, unexpected color combinations, and an all-out sense of irreverence dominated fashion runways in September. So, unexpected pairings were bound to arrive on the wrist. A split personality is one of the biggest new trends in timepieces, with two (or more) colors fighting for time.
Whether you're looking for a stunning timepiece for someone special in your life (just in time for the holidays) or you're ready to treat yourself to a new watch from one of the iconic brands below, we've got a feeling you'll enjoy scrolling through these beauties.
Below, we round up some of the most stylish two-tone luxury watches on the market right now.
Cartier
The Cartier Santos-Dumont is carefully crafted from luxury steel, rose gold, and alligator, and runs fully automatic.
To buy: cartier.com, $5,600
Tiffany
The Tiffany & Co. East West in stainless steel and calf-leather is, true to form, an eye-catcher in the traditional Tiffany blue and bright white.
To buy: tiffany.com, $3,600
Tudor
This beautiful piece from Tudor, called the Back Bay Chronograph, comes in yellow gold and stainless steel, creating a particularly flashy contrast.
To buy: tudorwatch.com, $6,800
Apple
Why opt for the original Apple Watch when you can have the two-toned Apple Watch Hermès Single Tour? Talk about some serious style.
To buy: apple.com, $1,300
Rolex
The Rolex Sea-Dweller in Oystersteel and yellow gold is a twist on a true classic, perfect for the modern man who wants a stylish timepiece that can go seamlessly from day to night.
To buy: rolex.com, $16,050
Shinola
Shinola Cass features a wrist strap of olive-green leather on one side of the watch face and light brown leather on the other side.
To buy: shinola.com, $650
Bremont
The utilitarian Bremont Supermarine S300 is all about nautical vibes with the silver and black striped strap.
To buy: bremont.com, $4,100
