Watch faces are best sold wholesale. The price isn’t the only factor, however. One feature for many fashion watches is interchangeable watch faces. Or, another possibility is watch faces with changeable beaded bands. In either case, versatility is important, and, wholesale watch faces sold in a set allows a jewelry maker or store owner many options to pair with bands. Whether you make your own watches to sell or carry separate watch parts for jewelry makers, you’re probably aware that a set of watch faces is useful for many design and fashion uses.

     If you sell or design watches, you’re probably aware watch faces come in several types. One common type, particular for bracelets, is beading watch faces. This style has two small holes on either side of the face for an elastic band or wire lobster claw to pass through. Some of these watch faces for beading even have multiple holes on either side. Another common type is ribbon watch faces. These are commonly seen on banded watches. Those using metal or cloth bands can be sewn or attached through the vertical bars.

     Size is another important factor for a set of watch faces. If you plan to sell a variety of products, having many shapes and sizes is important to give jewelers and watch makers something to choose. Popular options in this case often include jumbo watch faces, which are ideal for making men’s watches. But, while many of these have a rounded shape, square watch faces are another common product, especially for charm bracelets needing a variety of shapes to attach.

     Of course, the face should match the band. Most common are sterling silver watch faces, although copper and gold plated styles are other options. This is particularly important when designing a full metal watch. The watch face – be it copper, silver, or gold – should match the band. Although some leeway can be given for beaded and bracelet watches, metal watches need to match fully. Most Geneva and Narmi watch faces include a variety of metals and colors that will match various metal, leather, and bracelet-style bands.

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