Enjoy the time of your life

A day on the course needs to be as memorable as possible and this can only be facilitated by the best practice, weather and of course, the gear.

Timekeeping your way to success plays an important time and more often than not, your wrist deserves an above par watch. Well, the search is over. At The Watch Gallery, they offer some of the best luxury brands on the planet that’s sure to withstand the conditions of the course.

Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 36

This luxury sports watch features a black dial with two sub-dials at 3 and 9 o’clock and a date window a 6 – perfect to keep track of everything on your round. All TAG Heuer watches use anti-reflective treatment on the glass that protects the dial and it is cut from a polished slice of solid sapphire that has been created from a fusion and crystalization of alumina. The dial hands are covered with a luminescent coating to ensure maximum legibility in low lighting and the case back is open exposing the intricate watch movement. RRP – £6,050. Click here for more details.

Longines Hydroconquest Stainless Steel

Contemporary, high performance and exceptionally stylish, this HydroConquest is a beautifully crafted timepiece from Longines. The robust stainless steel case is water resistant to an impressive 300 metres (you never know when typical British sunshine will take a turn for the worst), making this the perfect accessory for the active golfer. The black bezel and cream dial create a strong aesthetic and the latter imbues this HydroConquest with an array of functionality including luminescent hands and markers and an aperture for the date at three. The appearance and durability of this HydroConquest is further complemented by the precision of its automatic movement which marks this out as a sophisticated and stylish timepiece. RRP – £750. Click here for more details.

Alphina Startimer

Startimer Classics men’s chronograph with a silver dial and black numerals and luminous hands – the emphasis is on readability within all weather conditions. A Swiss made automatic movement boasts several different features to keep on track including (but not limited to) a date function, small second hand chronograph and a telemeter scale on the outer dial. Technically superior without overdoing it. RRP – £1,920. Click here for more details.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak

The Royal Oak was created in 1972 by legendary watch designer Gerald Genta and retains the same features of the original to this day: it truly is the crème de la crème of sporting watches. Named after the British Royal Navy Battleships, the Royal Oak features an octagonal bezel inspired by the shape of the ships cannon scuttles. This model has a blue dial enhanced by the iconic “Petite Tapisserie” pattern. The hands and markers are made using white gold for a final touch of expertise – a sterling statement choice for the course. RRP – £16,600. Click here for more details.

88 Rue du Rhone 42mm Chrono

As an accessible option to the usual luxury (and price tags) of fine watchmaking, 88 Rue du Rhone offers this sports watch complete with multiple features perfect for keeping ahead of the time. Arabic numerals, chronograph sub-dials controlled by push-buttons, a date display and the iconic 88 logo make this an ideal golfing choice. RRP – £460. Click here for more details.