Watches are a quintessential Christmas gift. There’s no denying it. However, you definitely don’t want to get someone a watch in a style they already own. That’s why you should look into WeWOOD watches. This brand makes timepieces that are quite stylish, and they are guaranteed to be in a fashion that your loved one does not already possess. Why? Because, as the name suggests, they are made of wood!
Today, for Cyber Monday, they are 30 percent off with the code WWCM. (Presumably, this stands for WeWOOD Cyber Monday. Just guessing, though.)
WeWOOD offers 28 different styles of wood watches, with each available in a variety of colors. These will give you a taste of what we’re talking about here, but you need to see them all for yourself.
The Kappa is WeWOOD’s flagship timepiece. It is available in 11 colors. (Photo via WeWOOD)
Normally $160, the Kappa is on sale for $112 with code WWCM
The Alpha commands attention with its bold case. It is available in 8 different colors (Photo via WeWOOD)
Normally $140, the Alpha is on sale for $98 with code WWCM
The Assunt features an eye-catching elevated look. It is available in 4 different colors (Photo via WeWOOD)
Normally $140, the Assunt is on sale for $98 with the code WWCM
The Torpedo is ‘an energetic splash of style.’ It is available in 2 different colors (Photo via WeWOOD)
Normally $125, the Torpedo is on sale for $87.50 with code WWCM
There is no question that these wooden watches convey a certain luxury that is not found in your run-of-the-mill Timex. And under $100 for a watch that conveys luxury? That’s not a deal you see every day. I am officially adding this to my Christmas wish list. And people I know should not be surprised to find one of these under the tree this December 25.
WeWOOD Watches — 30 percent off with code WWCM
These wooden watches convey a certain luxury (Photo via WeWOOD)
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