Chronograph Watches For Men and Women

Combine ultimate precision with timeless style. Fossil Australia’s collection of chronograph watches features iconic multi-dial displays and built-in stopwatch functionality. Whether you’re trying to beat your personal best, juggling a busy schedule, or updating your everyday style, Fossil’s chronograph watches are ready to serve as your best companion.

Shop our premium men’s and women’s chronographs. Find the perfect blend of performance and bold design.

Master Your Time with Fossil Chronograph Watches in Australia

At Fossil, we design timepieces for those who value both form and function. A chronograph watch is the ultimate tool for precision, offering much more than just timekeeping. Find our collection of chronograph watches online
to make a lasting impression with vintage-style design and modern charm.

What is a Chronograph Watch?

In simple terms, a chronograph is a watch equipped with a built-in stopwatch feature. Alongside the main dial that shows the time, you will usually find three smaller sub-dials, or registers.

You will also find two push-buttons, called pushers, on the side of the case. These allow you to start, stop, and reset the timer without interfering with the watch's primary timekeeping. A Chronograph watch is a highly functional piece of horology designed for accurate measuring.

A Style for Every Wrist

• Men’s Chronograph Watches
  Engineered for the modern man. Make a bold statement with a strong stainless steel chronograph or choose a classic, rugged look with a premium leather chronograph watch; they are the perfect anchor for any outfit, from weekend casual to tailored suits.

• Women’s Chronograph Watches
  Who says functional can't be beautiful? Our women’s multi-dial watches bring a sporty yet deeply elegant edge to your wrist. Available in rose gold, silver-tone, and gold finishes, these timepieces add instant style to any look.

Why Shop Fossil Chronographs?

Fossil chronograph watches are an epitome of durable craftsmanship. They use high-grade stainless steel, genuine leather, and scratch-resistant mineral crystal. These watches are made for everyday wear. Whether you need a reliable sports watch or a refined daily watch, explore our chronograph sale. Check our newest arrivals today and find your next everyday essential. 

FAQ's

 1. How do you use a chronograph watch?

Using a Fossil chronograph is simple. The top button (pusher) on the side of the watch starts and stops the stopwatch function. The bottom button resets the timer back to zero. The small sub-dials on the watch face show elapsed seconds, minutes, and sometimes hours, depending on the model.

 2. What is the difference between a standard analog watch and a chronograph?

A standard analog watch simply displays the current time using hour, minute, and second hands. A chronograph is a specific type of analog watch that includes an independent stopwatch function. You can easily spot a chronograph by its extra sub-dials on the watch face. It also has two push buttons on the side of the case.

 3. Can you wear a chronograph watch every day?

Absolutely. While originally designed for aviation, racing, and sports, modern chronographs are incredibly versatile. A sleek stainless steel or leather Fossil chronograph is a perfect daily accessory. It moves easily from casual settings to formal events.

 4. Does leaving the chronograph running drain the battery?

Yes. On a quartz (battery-powered) chronograph watch, running the stopwatch all the time drains the battery faster. Normal timekeeping uses much less power. We recommend stopping and resetting the chronograph when you aren't actively timing an event to prolong your battery life.

 5. Are Fossil chronograph watches waterproof?

Most Fossil chronographs offer standard water resistance, often rated at 5 ATM. This means they can handle splashes, hand washing, and light rain. However, they do not support deep-water diving or swimming. 

Always check your watch’s ATM rating. Never press the chronograph pushers when the watch is wet. Do not press them underwater, as water can enter the mechanism.