- Link:
- https://www.fossil.com/en-ca/products/g … S5268.html
- Price:
- 58.33
- Discount:
- 70% off
- Retailer:
- Fossil
This Fossil watch is on sale for $74 (down from $185) on both Fossil and Amazon. Based on Amazon price history, $73 is the lowest it’s ever been so this sales price comes pretty close.
On the Fossil website, you can use the promo code G4DJCHY for additional 25% off order, bringing the pre-tax total down to $55.5 which is a great deal for a Fossil watch IMO.
Amazon link: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01MFDH145?psc=1
Not sure how much stock is left and how long the promo code will be active for so better move quick!
Edit:
My apologies, I probably should’ve put a caveat in a post about a Fossil watch… Fossil clearly isn’t a brand for everyone, especially if you value brand name, brand history, or excellent customer service. It’s a mass produced watch that is decent quality for under $200, but nobody is going to tell you “wow what an incredible Fossil watch, I want one of those too!”. I figured that was already implied in the $55 price point.
I bought one for myself because I thought it was cheap, decent quality, and looks simple/good, and I don’t mind its image as ‘a teenager’s first watch’. But I completely understand if you’d rather invest in something more expensive that lasts longer and doesn’t have the negative image attached to the brand. Happy watch hunting!
On the Fossil website, you can use the promo code G4DJCHY for additional 25% off order, bringing the pre-tax total down to $55.5 which is a great deal for a Fossil watch IMO.
Amazon link: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01MFDH145?psc=1
Not sure how much stock is left and how long the promo code will be active for so better move quick!
Edit:
My apologies, I probably should’ve put a caveat in a post about a Fossil watch… Fossil clearly isn’t a brand for everyone, especially if you value brand name, brand history, or excellent customer service. It’s a mass produced watch that is decent quality for under $200, but nobody is going to tell you “wow what an incredible Fossil watch, I want one of those too!”. I figured that was already implied in the $55 price point.
I bought one for myself because I thought it was cheap, decent quality, and looks simple/good, and I don’t mind its image as ‘a teenager’s first watch’. But I completely understand if you’d rather invest in something more expensive that lasts longer and doesn’t have the negative image attached to the brand. Happy watch hunting!