CADISEN Watches
CADISEN is a Chinese brand and the most mechanical we stock, with Japanese Miyota automatics in most of its watches here. It suits buyers ready to spend more on an automatic.
- Watches
- 4
- Price
- £115–£155
- Water rating
- 5–10 bar
Buying guide
CADISEN Watches
- The models
- Case size
- Accuracy
The models
The CADISEN C8246 TI-7 is a titanium field watch with a sapphire crystal, a Miyota 8215 and a 10 bar rating. The C7068 is a quartz chronograph in titanium, also with sapphire and 10 bar. The C8244 costs least, at £115, with the 8215, a steel bracelet and 10 bar, though it has coated domed glass rather than sapphire. The C8175 uses the thinner Miyota 9015 in an 11 mm case and is rated 5 bar.
Case size
CADISEN is vague about size. It lists the C8175, C8244 and C8246 as "40-44 mm", a 4 mm spread, and gives a single figure, 40 mm, only for the C7068. We will add our own measurements when our samples arrive.
Accuracy
The Miyota 8215 in the C8244 and C8246 beats at 21,600 vibrations an hour, and Miyota rates it at −20 to +40 seconds a day, so expect it to drift more than a quartz watch. Read Is CADISEN a good watch brand? for the full comparison.
Free UK delivery on every watch
30 days to return and a 12-month warranty.