The first watch on the list is a bona fide classic, with the name to show for it. Specifically, the Bremont ALT1-C/RG Classic gives off a handsome vibe that feels like it goes back decades. Surrounding the pristine white dial with two-register chronograph display is a polished case of 18-karat rose gold. Powering the watch is Bremont’s own ETA-based BE-50AE automatic chronograph movement. This one will cost you, but you probably knew that already.

Brimming with harmony, quality, and purity, the Vacheron Constantin Patrimony takes design cues from 1950s models, and simply oozes elegance. Check out the full range and choose between a variety of features and complications, but remember to go with stylish rose gold for the case. Should you do so, you’ll be wearing one of the best rose gold dress watches in the world.

Featuring a famously thin case, the Omega De Ville Trésor Master Co-Axial dress watch resurrects one the brand’s greatest hits. Specifically, it represents the evolution of the original Trésor dress watch from 1949, now with antimagnetic co-axial movement under the skin. Hovering over the minimalist dial is sapphire crystal, and affixed to the supple leather strap is a gorgeous case of Sedna gold.

The words “Frederique Constant” and “Moonphase Manufacture” are enough to get any watch lover salivating. Sealing the deal is a beautiful 42mm case of rose gold, easily making this one of the best rose gold watches for men. If the initial 12.5K price tag is too high for your taste, consider getting the plated rose gold version instead, which runs on the same movement and costs nearly 1/4 as much.

No matter what the occasion, the Baume & Mercier Clifton rose gold watch is guaranteed to up your style game. Exclusive to the rose gold variant is hand-wound La Joux-Perret 7381 movement, which can be seen through the crystal sapphire case-back. Between its vintage aesthetic, alligator strap, sophisticated mechanisms and modern 42mm case, this one’s firing on all cylinders.

Slim and sexy, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Small Second rocks an 18k pink gold case that’s 38.5mm in diameter and just 7.58mm thick. Powering the watch is automatic, self-winding movement of 223 components and 32 jewels, which is on full display through the case-back window. Equally as lovely is a creamy, eggshell beige dial.

True to its name, the Zenith Elite 6150 squeezes serious prestige into a tight, minimalist package. The watch first turned heads when it debuted in 1994, and then turned them again when it was revived in 2015, equipped with even more power and accuracy. If you love yourself an ultra-thin, premium rose gold watch, then you’ll love this one here.

The A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Thin 37 might flaunt a somewhat hefty price tag, and yet it’s the brands most cost-friendly watch. As one might expect, the watch keeps things beautiful and simple, letting the rose gold case, eye-catching two-hand dial, and super slim movement speak for itself. This is everything a premium rose gold dress watch could ever want to be, with the singular power to take your style game into the stratosphere. It’s also the stuff that watch dreams are made of.

On the more affordable end of the spectrum is the Shinola Bedrock, the brand’s first dress watch. Combining a Bourbon dial, Cordovan leather strap and PVD rose gold case of stainless steel, the watch delivers slim construction and a timeless aesthetic, all at a fraction of the cost. Let’s be honest–most of us can’t afford thousand-dollar watches. If you strive for top shelf style, but don’t have a top shelf bank account just yet, this rose gold dress watch has your name written all over it.

Expertly blending a range of features–while nevertheless retaining a minimalist core–the IWC Portuguese Rose Gold Chronograph is a balanced beauty. Presented on the silver dial are Arabic numerals, rose gold hands and two sub-dials. Affixed to the case is an alligator leather strap, and under the skin is Calibre 79350 movement with a 44-hour power reserve.

The Ressence Type I MRP immediately distinguishes itself by way of a striking, ivory dial adorned with features bordering on avant garde. It’s all packed under a dome of sapphire crystal, within a beautiful case of rose gold and titanium. Powering the watch is a ROCS 1 module with 36-hour power reserve. This one was designed exclusively for Mr Porter, where it can still be purchased for a cool AUD $42,239.83.

More than one of the best dress watches for men, the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona is a living legend. It was first introduced back in 1963 as a motorsport watch, and to this day delivers the utmost tier of durability, accuracy, and sophistication. For the Everose gold variant, Rolex employs a patented alloy of 18-karat pink gold, joined by a pink/black dial, self-winding mechanical movement, and a proprietary oyster bracelet. If you can afford one, you should buy one.

One look at the Chanel Monsieur’s stunning ivory dial with retrograde minute indication and small second counter, and you’ll know if this is the dress watch for you. Also featured is a 40mm case of 18-karat beige gold, a black alligator strap, and mechanical movement with manual winding. Your top shelf rose gold watch is waiting, monsieur.