Michael Kors Silver Women's Watch

What sets a Michael Kors silver women's watch apart, measured across our catalogue

We compared these models with all of our Michael Kors women's watches. The first difference lies in the dial: the silver dial accompanies the metal on six watches in ten, compared with fewer than one in four for the rest of the brand. The watch becomes monochrome, silver from end to end, whereas the gold versions play more on contrast. Roman numerals are also more common here, on about one watch in eight compared with one in twelve elsewhere.

Two other differences matter. The chronograph is slightly more present, on one watch in six compared with one in nine. Smaller sizes are also more numerous: a quarter of the models measure 33 mm or less, compared with 36 mm for the brand as a whole, although the median diameter remains 38 mm. The rest stays the same: about one watch in three is water-resistant to 10 ATM, one in three displays the date, and steel bracelets dominate throughout.

Silver or gold at Michael Kors: how to choose

The choice depends first on your jewellery. If you wear white gold, silver or steel, a Michael Kors silver women's watch will coordinate with them; if you mostly wear yellow gold, consider the Michael Kors gold women's watch instead. Silver is also the most discreet shade in the office, and the one that visually ages best: micro-scratches show less than on a gold surface. For a gift, when you don't know the recipient's jewellery, a Michael Kors silver women's watch remains the safest choice: silver goes with everything. To compare with other brands, our silver women's watch selection widens the range.

Parker, Runway, Darci: the silver lines

The Parker line is the most represented, ahead of Runway, followed by Bradshaw, Darci, Lexington and Ritz. The fashion style dominates, on nearly one watch in three, followed by smart and classic styles; a minority are jewellery watches, and a few models use stones as hour markers. For a sportier version, the Michael Kors women's chronograph watch gathers the models with subdials. The silver dial is not the only option: blue and white offer a variation, and mother-of-pearl adds a more precious touch.