8 Gifts for a Watch-Lover (That Aren't Expensive Watches)

A few basic tools are all that's required for most DIY watch tinkering - a set of screwdrivers, for example, can be useful for sizing a bracelet or changing a strap. This American-made set by Moody Tools features six drivers of different sizes packed in a handy canvas case. 

This pebbled calfskin strap has a soft feel and an elegant look, but its matte texture gives it an understated appeal that'll surely compliment a treasured timepiece. Available in several attractive colors, it's made of hand-stitched leather from an Italian factory with generations of experience. 

Full of watch-collecting insight, enthusiast knowledge and beautiful imagery, Watches: A Guide by HODINKEE is a great read, but it can also serve as an attractive appointment for the home or office. 

The Ardal Pouch from Crown & Buckle, which features a high-quality leather exterior with a suede interior and a brass rivet closure, will help your watch travel in safety and style. 

It's hard to go wrong with this affordable interpretation of a field watch Timex made for the U.S. military in the 1980s. Powered by a reliable quartz movement, the Mark 1 is made of lightweight aluminum rather than the original's plastic and measures a perfect 40mm.

Spring bars tend to shoot across rooms and disappear. With replacements in sizes from 8mm through 25mm, this set will cover all your needs. 

This everyday carry case is a clever, lightweight and compact way to keep everything from watches to sunglasses to knives protected and easily accessible. 

B&R Bands' high-quality NATO is super tough yet soft to the touch, and it's available in a regimental style popularized by James Bond.