A multifunction quartz watch with a large review base behind it. Specs, numbers, and the best price in Ireland.
The Tommy Hilfiger Multifunction Quartz Watch (1791473) is a 46mm stainless steel watch with a black silicone bracelet.
This watch has been on the market for several years, so unlike some of the newer references covered on this site, there is a large sample of owner ratings to draw on. This review is built from Tommy Hilfiger’s own product specifications, Amazon’s listing data, and that owner rating data, rather than a hands-on test unit at menswatches.ie. For the rest of Tommy Hilfiger’s range, see our guide to Tommy Hilfiger watches for men.
- What you get for the money
- What a large review sample says about it
- Fit, water resistance and what the numbers mean
- Why it's been discounted from €157 for years, not just today
This is a research review. We have not handled this watch. Specs come from the manufacturer and the retailer listings named in the text.
46mm stainless steel, black silicone bracelet
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- Track record A large sample of owner ratings for this exact reference averages 4.3 out of 5 across over 800 ratings, a strong result at this size.
- Design 46mm stainless steel case with a black silicone bracelet, day and date sub-dials, and a checkerboard-textured strap.
- Water resistance 5ATM (50m), suitable for swimming and everyday water exposure, not diving.
Most watches reviewed on this site are new enough that there is no owner track record yet, so the assessment has to lean on specs and manufacturer data alone. This one is different. A sample of over 800 owner ratings for this exact reference averages 4.3 out of 5. At that sample size, a rating like that reflects a consistent, broadly positive ownership experience rather than a handful of early reviews that could swing either way. It does not mean every unit is flawless, but it is a signal this watch has held up across thousands of purchases, not just a launch-week spec sheet.
A bold, sporty watch with a large and positive review base behind it, not just a striking photo. The 46mm case reads large rather than subtle, and the mineral crystal is the one spec compromise against pricier alternatives, but at the current price against a long-standing €157 list price, it earns its place.
The stainless steel case and black silicone bracelet, including the checkerboard-textured strap detail, shown here.
- A large owner rating sample (800+) averaging 4.3 out of 5, a track record rather than launch-week hype
- Distinctive silicone strap texture and bold case that stand out from generic fashion watches at this price
- 5ATM water resistance covers swimming and everyday wear, not just splashes
- Consistently discounted well below its €157 list price across multiple retailers, not just an Amazon-specific markdown
- 46mm reads large and bold; not the watch for anyone wanting a subtle daily piece
- Mineral crystal rather than sapphire, the one spec compromise at this price
- Silicone bracelet won’t suit buyers who specifically want steel or leather on this exact reference
- Sporty design won’t suit more formal dress
Is the Tommy Hilfiger Multifunction Quartz Watch good value?
At the current price against a €157.37 list price, and backed by a large owner rating sample averaging 4.3 out of 5, it holds up well against similarly priced fashion watches with far less review history behind them.
Can you swim with it?
Yes. It’s rated 5ATM (50m), which covers swimming and everyday water exposure, though it isn’t built or certified for diving.
Does the 46mm case suit a smaller wrist?
It’s a large, bold case by design. Buyers wanting a subtler, smaller watch should look elsewhere in Tommy Hilfiger’s range rather than expecting this one to wear small.
What do the sub-dials do?
They’re functional, not decorative: the sub-dials display the day and date, and the watch also shows time in a 24 hour format alongside the standard 12 hour display.
This watch earns its place on merit. A rating average of 4.3 from over 800 owners is a large-sample track record most watches on this site can’t yet claim, and the price has stayed well below its €157 list for years, not just today. The tradeoffs are honest ones: a large 46mm case, mineral rather than sapphire crystal, and a sporty design that won’t suit formal wear. For buyers who want a bold daily watch backed by numbers, this is a proven pick.