Gold Square Watch

These are watches whose cases (or dials) have square or rectangular shapes, finished in a gold tone (solid gold, gold plating, or gold-colored metal).

Many are gold-plated or gold-tone metal (over stainless steel) rather than solid gold, especially in fashion watch collections.

Usually quartz (battery-powered) movements; some may have mechanical or automatic movements depending on the brand.

They commonly use mineral glass, hardened crystal, or sometimes sapphire crystal for scratch resistance.

Yes — as long as you treat them with care (avoid scratches, contact with chemicals, strong impacts).

Some models do — check individual product specs for ratings like “30 m / 50 m / 100 m,” etc.

 Yes — depending on the model, features may include date display, chronograph subdials, or multi-function indicators.

 Yes — metal bracelets normally support link removal; straps often include multiple holes or adjustable clasps.

 Yes — individual listings should list case dimensions, materials, movement type, strap/bracelet info, and finish.

Some models may be offered at discounted prices or as part of promotions (if applicable to your inventory).

 No — a sale or promotion generally only changes price, not the watch features or build.

Yes — they typically come in official watch boxes and include warranty documentation.

1.  Yes — with regular wear, plating may fade or scratch; careful handling and maintenance can prolong the finish.
   
   

• Wipe gently with a soft, microfiber cloth
• Avoid chemicals, perfumes, and cleaning agents
• Keep away from abrasive surfaces
• Service seals (for water resistance) periodically
• Store the watch securely when not in use
  
  

Yes — watch collections are often refreshed over time, so it's likely new square gold styles will be introduced.