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Movado Museum Men's Two-Tone Stainless Steel Watch 0606605
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Jewelry · Crown Jewelers NYC

The museum dial that never goes out of style

Movado Museum Men's Two-Tone Stainless Steel Watch 0606605

Movado's Museum two-tone stainless steel watch for the person who wants a clean, classic wrist.

Deal score 5.0 · Good deal
$685.00$995.00 usual price

You save $310.00 at Crown Jewelers NYC

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From Crown Jewelers NYC

  • Quartz movement
  • 40 mm case
  • Two-tone stainless steel case
  • Black analog dial
  • Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
  • Gold-tone hands with Movado dot at 12 o'clock
Materials
Two-tone stainless steel case; scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
Returns
14-days return policy
In the box
Movado box, Papers

Specs

Style
Casual
Case Material
Stainless Steel
Band Material
Stainless Steel
Case Shape
Round
Gender
Men, Male

About the Movado Museum Men's Two-Tone Stainless Steel Watch 0606605

The Movado Museum 0606605 is a men's two-tone watch: a gold-tone bezel and center links on stainless steel, with the signature bare black dial and a single dot at 12 o'clock. The case is round stainless steel on a matching two-tone bracelet, sized for everyday wear. At $685 at Crown Jewelers NYC as of November 3, 2026, it sells near the top of its usual street range; Movado Museum two-tones commonly trade between roughly $500 and $800, so this is not a bargain price.

Best forBuyers who want the recognizable Museum dial in a dressier two-tone finishOffice and business-casual wearGift buyers looking for a known brand namePeople who prefer a clean, logo-free dial
Pros
  • Iconic minimalist Museum dial with the single dot at 12
  • Two-tone steel and gold-tone finish dresses up or down
  • Sapphire crystal resists scratches
  • Swiss quartz movement keeps time with little upkeep
  • Bracelet and case are stainless steel, not plated base metal
Cons
  • No date window and no numerals, so it is hard to read at a glance
  • Gold-tone accents can wear or fade over years of daily use
  • Quartz movement means a battery change every couple of years
  • Two-tone styling is polarizing and dates faster than all-steel
  • At $685 it is priced near the top of its range

    • What reviewers say

    Owners of the Museum two-tone generally praise the look and build, calling it a sharp dress watch that draws comments. Common complaints are the sparse dial's legibility and the gold-tone finish showing wear.

    Pros
    • Distinctive, elegant look that works with suits and casual wear
    • Solid feel and scratch-resistant crystal
    • Comfortable bracelet once sized
    Cons
    • Hard to read quickly without markers
    • Gold-tone plating can dull or wear at the clasp and edges
    • Battery service is an occasional hassle

    Questions and answers

    Is $685 a good price for this watch?
    It is on the high side. Museum two-tone models commonly sell for about $500 to $800, and $685 at Crown Jewelers NYC as of November 3, 2026 sits near the top of that band. Waiting for a department-store sale often beats it.
    Is it worth it over the all-steel Museum?
    The two-tone costs more and adds a dressier look, but the all-steel version is more versatile and its finish holds up better over time. Choose two-tone only if you want the gold accents.
    Does it have a date or seconds hand?
    No. The dial shows only the dot at 12 o'clock, with no date window and no seconds hand, which is the point of the Museum design but makes quick reading harder.
    What size is the case?
    It is a men's round case in the 38 to 40 mm range on a stainless steel bracelet. Check the listed case diameter before buying if you have a small or large wrist.
    What comes in the box?
    A Movado presentation box, the watch on its bracelet and paperwork. Extra links for sizing are usually included with the bracelet.
    When is it cheapest?
    Movado Museum watches drop most during holiday sales and department-store clearances, often 20 to 30 percent off. Late November and January are the usual windows.