Mens Watches
Jowissa produces high-quality, distinctive men's watches with a streamlined design, premium materials and dazzling reflections. Find your stylish accessories for any occasion.
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Cosmo Swiss Made Watch J6.260.L
Cosmo Swiss Made Watch J6.260.L
Sale price €290,00 EUR Regular price €360,00 EUR -
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Magno Swiss Men's Watch J4.539.L
Magno Swiss Men's Watch J4.539.L
Sale price €265,00 EUR Regular price €325,00 EUR -
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Tiro Swiss Men's Watch J4.203.L
Tiro Swiss Men's Watch J4.203.L
Sale price €280,00 EUR Regular price €325,00 EUR -
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Tiro Swiss Men's Watch J4.233.L
Tiro Swiss Men's Watch J4.233.L
Sale price €240,00 EUR Regular price €360,00 EUR -
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LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.128.L
LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.128.L
Sale price €400,00 EUR Regular price €480,00 EUR -
Why Shop Jowissa
(Hand) Made In Switzerland
Strong Brand Foundation
Enduring Legacy since 1951
(Hand) Made In Switzerland
Strong Brand Foundation
Enduring Legacy since 1951
FAQ
What is the meaning of the brand name Jowissa?
The name Jowissa is derived from the name of company founder Josef Wyss. He founded the business in Bettlach, Switzerland, in 1951, and Jowissa has operated continuously since then.
How long will the battery of my watch last?
The expected battery life is 2 to 4 years depending on external factors like heat and cold. Jowissa uses standard silver oxide battery cells in combination with high quality and low energy consuming Swiss quartz movements.
Can I wash my leather band with water?
Leather bands should not be washed with water. For cleaning your strap refer to your local watch dealer to get a special leather cleaning product.
Can I adjust the length of my steel or ceramic bracelet?
Yes, the length of our steel and ceramic bracelets can be adjusted to fit an individual wrist size. When you order with jowissa.com we shorten the bracelet for you free of charge. Optionally your local watch dealer may also offer the bracelet adjustment as a service.
Is my watch water resistant?
A Jowissa watch is tested for water resistance from 3 to 30 ATM, depending on the collection.
3 ATM: Watches tested to 3 ATM should not be worn while bathing or showering. They are built to withstand light rain, perspiration and brief contact with water.
5 ATM: Watches tested to 5 ATM are designed to withstand rain, perspiration and brief contact with water. They are not intended for swimming or diving.
10 ATM: Suitable for swimming and other surface water activities. Not intended for diving.
20 ATM: Suitable for swimming, water sports and recreational diving.
Always follow the water-resistance rating and product specifications for your exact model.
3 ATM: Watches tested to 3 ATM should not be worn while bathing or showering. They are built to withstand light rain, perspiration and brief contact with water.
5 ATM: Watches tested to 5 ATM are designed to withstand rain, perspiration and brief contact with water. They are not intended for swimming or diving.
10 ATM: Suitable for swimming and other surface water activities. Not intended for diving.
20 ATM: Suitable for swimming, water sports and recreational diving.
Always follow the water-resistance rating and product specifications for your exact model.
Can I change the watch band on my Jowissa watch?
Yes. Many Jowissa watches use interchangeable bands, and selected bands have a quick-release system that can be changed without tools. Other straps or bracelets may require a spring-bar tool or a watchmaker. Before ordering, check the band width and attachment type for your watch.
On what wrist does a man wear a watch?
Traditionally, a man wears his watch on the left wrist. This custom originated because the majority of people are right-handed, and wearing a watch on the non-dominant hand protects the timepiece from damage and keeps the dominant hand free for writing or working. However, the modern rule is practical: wear your watch on the wrist opposite your dominant hand. Therefore, if you are left-handed, it is perfectly acceptable to wear your watch on the right wrist.
What does “Swiss Made” actually mean?
A watch may be labelled “Swiss Made” only if it meets Swiss legal requirements. Its movement must be Swiss, the movement must be cased in Switzerland, the completed watch must be inspected in Switzerland, and at least 60% of the manufacturing costs of the watch as a whole must be generated in Switzerland. Jowissa watches are assembled and quality-controlled in Bettlach, Switzerland.