40 Watch Brand Logos Quiz (1)

[C] Patek Philippe | The iconic Calatrava Cross, embodying sophisticated luxury.

[B] Vacheron Constantin | Looks like a fancy Maltese cross, pure old-school class.

[D] Jaeger-LeCoultre | Intertwined "JL" shape – it's Jaeger-LeCoultre's elegant secret code for "absolute watchmaking wizardry."

[D] CARTIER | A sleek, interlocking "C" that screams French chic and timeless bling.

[A] Blancpain | Simple, bold text that's been around forever, proving less is more.

[A] Breguet | "Breguet hands" themselves – pure artistry moving with the time.

[A] Lange & Söhne | A clean, strong wordmark, because when you're that good, you don't need tricks.

[C] Rolex | The crown, obviously. It's the king of watches, no debate.

[D] OMEGA | That Greek letter Omega, meaning "the end" or "perfection." They nailed it.

[D] Breitling | An anchor and wings, ready for anything: sky, sea, or just looking awesome.

[B] HUBLOT | A stylized H-shape, chunky and bold, like a statement piece.

[B] Panerai | Simple text, but the vibe is all rugged Italian diver, even without the big crown guard.

[D] ZENITH | A star, because they're aiming for the top, literally.

[C] Festina | It perfectly blends nobility with dynamic force.

[C] Bulova | A tuning fork, hitting all the right notes for precision time.

[C] Skagen | Two triangles forming a circle, minimal and cool, like Scandinavian design.

[A] Mont Blanc | That famous white star, like a snowy mountain peak on your pen... or watch.

[D] Vivienne Westwood | The orb and cross, because even punk rock needs a royal twist.

[B] Olivia Burton | A delicate touch of nature's magic for your wrist.

[B] Longines | That winged hourglass, flying through time with grace.

[C] Tudor | A classic shield, because it's Rolex's tough little brother.

[C] TAG Heuer | Bold, blocky "TAG" with a shield, racing into the future.

[A] RADO | Two anchors, simple and strong, indicating durability.

[A] Oris | The name in a distinctive font, quietly confident and always reliable.

[B] Baume & Mercier | The Greek letter Phi (Φ), representing the Golden Ratio – pure harmony.

[D] Emile Chouriet | A stylized "EC" that looks like a modern coat of arms.

[D] BALL Watch | A winged train wheel, a nod to their railway accuracy roots.

[C] Maurice Lacroix | A sleek, stylized "M" that makes a modern, elegant statement all on its own.

[D] Tissot | Subtly marked with a Swiss cross – pure, precise heritage.

[D] Hamilton | It’s pure modern American cool, sharp and dynamic.

[B] Rotary | A symbol of classic protection taking flight with timeless quality.

[C] Certina | A turtle shell, symbolizing durability and toughness.

[A] Seagull | A flying bird, soaring high and a common sight in Chinese watchmaking.

[A] Timex | Stylized 'X' – simple, no-nonsense, and ready for anything.

[B] Ulysse Nardin | An anchor, because they're the masters of marine chronometers.

[D] Bell & Ross | A circle in a square, like a cockpit instrument for your wrist.

[D] Citizen | It's like a silhouette of Earth, symbolizing global connection and universal time—made for everyone.

[C] Victorinox | The Swiss cross and shield, sharp and ready for anything.

[C] Swatch | A bright red square sporting a bold white plus sign – pure Swiss energy and always adding a positive vibe.

[B] Orient | Two lions holding a shield, roaring with Japanese pride and heritage.