Next week is Valentine’s Day. In other words, you are about to be flooded with online deals on things you could potentially get a loved one. But that’s not how I shop during the second week of February. The key is to look for products that women are supposed to get men, and take advantage of those deals for yourself.
For example, today over 50 different watches from top brands are 60 percent off or more. If I were married, I would have to select my wife’s gift from one of the 21 female watch options. But since I’m not married, I’m free to capitalize on crazy prices on men’s watches. Check out some of these discounts.
First, here are some of the men’s watches for sale:
Normally $900, this Invicta men’s watch is 94 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Invicta Men’s 17204 AVIATOR Stainless Steel Casual Watch on sale for $57.99
Normally $800, this Invicta men’s watch is 94 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Invicta Men’s 14357 “Pro Diver” 18k Gold Ion-Plated Watch on sale for $49.99
Normally $300, this Citizen men’s diving watch is 63 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Normally $200, this Citizen men’s watch is 64 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Citizen Men’s Eco-Drive Stainless Steel Watch With Brown Leather Strap on sale for $69.99
Normally $163, this Invicta watch is 63 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Invicta Men’s 6981 Pro Diver Analog Swiss Chronograph Black Polyurethane Watch on sale for $59.99
Normally $500, this Citizen men’s watch is 65 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
And now some of the women’s:
Normally $150, this Anne Klein women’s watch is 73 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Anne Klein Women’s Quartz Metal and Ceramic Dress Watch on sale for $39.99
Normally $150, this Anne Klein women’s watch set is 67 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Normally $175, this Bulova women’s watch is 63 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Bulova Women’s Two-Tone Gold and Silver Watch on sale for $64.99
Normally $225, this Citizen women’s watch is 67 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Have a suggestion for a cool product or great deal that you think Daily Caller readers need to know about? Email the Daily Dealer at dealer@dailycaller.com.
Follow The Daily Dealer on Twitter and Facebook
The Daily Caller is devoted to showing you things that you’ll like or find interesting. We do have partnerships with affiliates, so The Daily Caller may get a small share of the revenue from any purchase.