Affiliate Disclosure
WatchZ is reader-supported. Here's exactly how that works, in plain English.
Affiliate links
Many of the links on this site — including every "Check current price" button — are affiliate links. That means if you click one and make a purchase, we may earn a commission from the retailer. This costs you nothing extra: you pay the same price you would have paid anyway.
When you click an affiliate link, the retailer may set a cookie to attribute the purchase to us. That's the extent of the tracking involved on our end.
Advertising
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Editorial independence
Our recommendations are not for sale. Specifically:
- We don't accept payment for placement in our guides.
- Commission rates don't determine which watches we feature or how we rank them.
- We don't publish fake reviews — we only write about watches we know well, and we say so.
- We never invent prices or specifications. Prices change constantly, which is why every buy button says "Check current price" instead of quoting a number.
If we ever have a direct commercial relationship with a brand we cover (sponsored content, gifted products), we'll disclose it on the page itself — but that's not something we do today.
FTC notice
In the language of the FTC's endorsement guidelines: WatchZ participates in affiliate advertising programs. We receive compensation when readers purchase through links on this site. Our content reflects our honest opinions regardless of these relationships.
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