Michael Kors' 'stylish and fabulous' watch slashed by over £200 in limited time deal
If you're looking to add a touch of luxury to your everyday look without coughing up for the designer price tag, we've found just the deal. Wowcher has slashed the price of Michael Kors' MK5166 Quartz Chronograph Gold Stainless Steel Watch by over £200.
Originally priced at £299.99, this gorgeous gold timepiece is now £95, a huge 68% discount. Stylish, functional, and glam, this offer is a serious steal and has come at just the right time for payday.
With its 40mm gold stainless steel case and strap, this watch immediately elevates everyday looks while remaining versatile for daily wear. The subtle bling around the dial is what makes this work for smarter occasions, without being too glitzy for casual looks.
The monochrome gold dial gives this watch a sleek, modern look that would pair well with any outfit. Powered by quartz movement, and with generous 100m water resistance, you can take this away on holidays without worrying it will get damaged from pool water or sweat, and equally wear it in the unpredictable British downpours without any damage.
Whether you wear it solo or in a jewellery stack with other bracelets for a maximalist look, it's the kind of accessory you'll be reaching for day after day.
It also comes in a Michael Kors box and is backed by a two-year warranty, making it perfect as a gift for your loved ones or as a little luxurious treat to yourself.
In other watch news, we've also found an Abbott Lyon one that looks just like Cartier without the £8k+ price tag. The watch in question is the Essence Gold Sunray 19 Watch, which is priced at £149, making it roughly £7,851 less than the standard Panthère de Cartier watch.
Abbott Lyon's Essence watch features a square pink champagne dial set against an 18k gold-plated five-link strap. Finished with Quartz Seiko movement, water resistance and a two-year quality guarantee, it's a thoughtful gift for a loved one or yourself.
Alternatively, the GV2 Milan Swiss Quartz Diamonds Silver Dial IPYG and Stainless Steel Watch is currently £189.75 down from £2,995. Similar to the Cartier watch and the Abbott Lyon, this is a mixed metals timepiece featuring a square face, but with a little extra galm from the diamonds around the dial.
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