These are the 10 best-selling men's watches of the season, according to an expert - and they make gifts for grads and dads

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Here at Insider Picks, we've written about a lot of amazing watches. From affordable timepieces under $100 to stylish luxury options under $1,500 - and everything in between - we've done it all.

With a huge selection of watches from all the top designer brands and amazing prices, Jomashop has been one of our favorite sites to shop for every style and price-point imaginable. Right now, the brand is making their deals even more worthwhile with a sitewide sale of up to 75% off, making it the best time to shop for dads and grads.

Even with a wide selection and an unbeatable sale, picking out a watch that's just right can still be difficult - especially if you're shopping for someone else.

To help you find an amazing Father's Day or graduation gift, we asked Jomashop's marketing director Chaim Posen what the best-selling men's watches of the spring 2018 season (so far) have been. He helped us put together a list of options under $500. As best sellers, you can't go wrong gifting any of these.

Shop the Jomashop Sitewide Sale now, or read on for the best-sellers below.

If you're considering dropping money on a luxury watch, as with any other major purchase, be sure to compare prices and do some research first. While all of the watches are guaranteed to be 100% authentic, they do not come with a manufacturers warranty. If you have any concerns at all, you can view Jomashop's full warranty policy here.

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