Roamer Watch Price in Pakistan: What You'll Pay in 2026

Roamer watch price in Pakistan runs from about Rs 88,710 for a stainless steel bracelet model to Rs 257,500 at the top of the range we stock, and most references sit between Rs 112,000 and Rs 158,000. What separates the bands is the movement and the finish, not the dial colour.

Beater.pk stocks Roamer for men and women, and the six references compared below cover every band, so you can see exactly what each step up in budget buys.

Quick comparison: six Roamer watches and their prices

Listed from the lowest price to the highest, these six references show how the range spreads from a first Swiss-brand watch to the flagship model.

Roamer watch price in Pakistan: what separates the three bands

Three things decide where a Roamer lands on price: the movement inside, the case and bracelet finish, and the model's position in the line-up. Local prices also carry import costs and currency movement, which is why they drift from year to year.

In the range we stock, those differences settle into three readable bands.

• Under Rs 100,000. The simplest references: a steel case, a steel bracelet and a clean dial, usually with a quartz movement. This is where a first Swiss-brand watch normally starts.
• About Rs 110,000 to Rs 160,000. The busiest band. You are paying for more finishing, sportier specifications and details such as a PVD-coated case or a heavier bracelet.
• Above Rs 250,000. The top of the line-up: more elaborate case work and the references a collector tends to notice first.

Roamer makes both quartz and mechanical watches. At a similar level of finish, a mechanical (automatic) reference generally costs more than a quartz one, so if two models look alike but sit far apart on price, that is the first thing to check on the product page.

Which Roamer is the best entry point under Rs 100,000?

The Roamer 512833 references are the entry point in our range at Rs 88,710 — the 512833 41 05 20 with its sky blue dial and the 512833 41 75 20 in green, both on stainless steel bracelets. Nothing else in this comparison comes close on price.

At this level you are buying the essentials done properly rather than complications: a steel case and bracelet, a dial colour that works with most of a wardrobe, and the name on the dial. That is the whole proposition, and for a first Swiss-brand watch it is a sensible one.

It suits anyone buying a first proper watch, a gift where the brand matters but the budget is fixed, or a second watch for the days when a more expensive piece stays at home.

Consider something else if you want a sportier look or a coated case — the Deep Sea 200 below is only about Rs 24,000 more. And if a mechanical movement matters to you, plan on moving up a band rather than sideways.

Is the Roamer 220858 worth the step up to around Rs 145,000?

It is worth it if you want one watch that works with a shirt and with a weekend jacket. The Roamer 220858 41 45 50 at Rs 144,840 pairs a blue dial with a stainless steel bracelet, and blue-on-steel is the most versatile combination in watches for a reason: it is formal enough for an office and relaxed enough for everything after it.

The same reference family also appears as the 220858-47-45-50 at Rs 157,980, on a metal bracelet. The two are close in look, so the decision between them comes down to the bracelet finish and how each one reads on your wrist rather than to a difference in function.

This band suits buyers who already own a beater and want the watch they wear to meetings, weddings and dinners. Stay in the entry band if the watch will see hard daily use, and move to the flagship only if you specifically want a dark, formal piece.

Is the Roamer Deep Sea 200 worth it for everyday wear?

For most people, yes. At Rs 112,730 the Roamer Deep Sea 200 860833 44 45 70 is the sportiest watch here: a blue dial under a black PVD-coated stainless steel case and bracelet, sitting only a little above the entry pair on price.

The Deep Sea name points to a diver-style watch, typically with a rotating bezel and a sturdier build than a dress reference. That makes it the natural pick if your week involves travel, site visits, gym bags or a lot of time outdoors, and the dark finish reads as more casual than polished steel.

PVD is a coating rather than solid steel, though, so the colour sits on the surface and can show marks at the edges after several years of hard knocks. If you want a finish that can be polished back, choose one of the plain steel references instead.

What do you get from a Roamer above Rs 250,000?

You get the most substantial watch in this comparison: the Roamer 210665 41 55 20 at Rs 257,500, on a black stainless steel bracelet.

At this level the money goes into the case and bracelet — weight, finishing and the way the links taper — plus a movement further up the range than the entry references. It is a watch you notice on the wrist before you notice the dial, and the all-black finish keeps it dressy without being loud.

It suits a buyer who wants one good watch, wears mostly dark tailoring, and would rather spend once than build a collection. Consider something else if this will be your only watch and you wear a lot of brown leather, because a black-on-black steel watch fights with tan belts and shoes; the blue 220858 is the easier match.

How do I choose a Roamer watch in Pakistan?

Set your budget band first, then decide on dial colour, bracelet style and movement — in that order, because the band narrows the field faster than any other decision.

1. Fix the band. Under Rs 100,000, Rs 110,000 to Rs 160,000, or above Rs 250,000. Choosing the band first stops you comparing an Rs 88,710 watch against an Rs 257,500 one, which is never a useful comparison.
2. Pick the dial for your wardrobe, not the display case. Blue and black cover office wear most easily; sky blue and green are more distinctive but need more thought about what you wear with them.
3. Decide between steel and coated steel. A plain stainless steel bracelet can be polished and refreshed over the years. A black PVD finish looks sharper when new, but the coating sits on the surface rather than running through the metal.
4. Check the case diameter against a watch you already own. The product page lists the size; a watch 2 mm wider than what you normally wear feels very different on the wrist.
5. Look at the movement. Quartz is accurate, light on servicing and cheaper; mechanical is the enthusiast's choice and costs more to maintain. The listing states which one a reference uses.
6. Check the water-resistance rating. The ATM figure on the listing tells you what the watch is built for — 3 ATM is splash-proof, 5 ATM handles hand-washing and rain, and 10 ATM and above copes with swimming.
7. Buy authentic, with paperwork. A grey-market or replica Roamer has no reliable warranty and often no service path, which matters far more on a mechanical watch than on a quartz one.

If you are shopping for a men's reference, the Roamer men watches collection filters the range down to those models and their current prices. Roamer also makes women's watches — the Roamer women watches collection lists those references, which sit in a different set of price bands.

Where to buy Roamer watches in Pakistan

Our Roamer section carries the full range with live prices, so you can shop Roamer watches in Pakistan by price, dial colour and bracelet style and see what is in stock today.

Every watch we sell is 100% authentic and comes with a warranty, and Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan so you can pay when the parcel reaches you. If you are deciding between two references, our team is on info@beater.pk or +92 325 366 6652 and can confirm availability before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Are Roamer watches expensive in Pakistan?

Roamer sits in the affordable-to-mid Swiss range rather than the luxury tier. In our listings the price runs from Rs 88,710 for a steel-bracelet entry model to Rs 257,500 for the flagship, so most buyers are choosing between roughly Rs 90,000 and Rs 160,000 rather than stretching past that.

Where are Roamer watches made?

Roamer is a Swiss brand founded in 1888 and based in Solothurn, Switzerland, and the catalogue includes both quartz and mechanical references. Because models differ, check the specification on the individual product page rather than assuming every reference shares the same origin or movement type.

Which is the cheapest Roamer watch you stock?

The lowest-priced references in this comparison are the Roamer 512833 models at Rs 88,710, one with a sky blue dial and one with a green dial, both on stainless steel bracelets. Stock and pricing change, so confirm the figure on the live listing before ordering.

Is a Roamer a good first Swiss watch?

Yes, if you want a Swiss-brand watch without luxury pricing. The entry references give you a steel case, a steel bracelet and a clean dial for well under Rs 100,000. If a mechanical movement matters to you, expect to move up into the middle band instead.

Can I pay cash on delivery for a Roamer watch?

Yes. Cash on delivery is available across Pakistan, so payment happens when the watch reaches your address rather than at checkout. Delivery timing varies by city, and our team can confirm the current estimate for your area when you place the order.