If you are trying to work out what a Soren watch actually costs, this page gives you the full breakdown: every model, both bracelet options, the accessories, and an honest explanation of why the price is what it is. No hidden costs, no surprises at checkout.
The short version: a Soren watch costs between €625 and €725, depending on the model and bracelet. Everything below explains exactly what falls where.
Price List at a Glance
| Watch | Oyster bracelet | Jubilee bracelet |
|---|---|---|
| Momentis | €625 | €655 |
| Oceanic | €695 | €725 |
All prices include VAT and free EU shipping. There are no customs charges within the EU and no surprise fees at delivery.
Momentis: €625 (Oyster) / €655 (Jubilee)
The Momentis is the everyday automatic. It starts at €625 on the Oyster bracelet and €655 on the Jubilee.
For that price you get a 40mm Swiss Made automatic watch running the Sellita SW200-1 movement, with a sapphire crystal, a solid 316L stainless steel case and bracelet, a fluted steel bezel, and 10 ATM (100 metres) of water resistance. It is available in five colours.
The €30 difference between the Oyster and Jubilee versions reflects the bracelet. The Jubilee is a five-link design that is more intricate to manufacture than the three-link Oyster, which is why it carries a small premium.
Oceanic: €695 (Oyster) / €725 (Jubilee)
The Oceanic is the dive watch. It starts at €695 on the Oyster bracelet and €725 on the Jubilee.
For that price you get everything the Momentis offers, plus a genuine dive specification: 30 ATM (300 metres) of water resistance, a unidirectional ceramic bezel that resists scratches and never fades, and a more robust case built for the water. It is available in five colours.
The €70 difference between the Momentis and the Oceanic reflects the higher specification: the ceramic bezel, the increased water resistance, and the more substantial case construction all add cost. As with the Momentis, the Jubilee bracelet adds €30 over the Oyster.
Accessories and Extras
Beyond the watch itself, a few optional extras are available at checkout.
Extra Oyster bracelet: €20. A spare Oyster bracelet, useful if you want a backup or a second fitment.
Extra Jubilee bracelet: €50. A spare Jubilee bracelet. The higher price than the Oyster reflects the more complex five-link construction.
2-year extended warranty: €95. Extends the standard 2-year warranty to a total of 4 years of coverage against manufacturing defects and movement malfunctions.
None of these are required. The watch arrives complete and ready to wear at its base price. The extras are there for buyers who want them.
Why Soren Costs What It Costs (and Not €1,500)
Here is the question worth asking: the Sellita SW200-1 movement inside a Soren is the same movement family found in watches that cost €1,200, €1,500, and more. So why does a Soren cost €625?
The answer is not that Soren cuts corners. The specifications are the same: Swiss Made certification, the same class of movement, sapphire crystal, solid 316L steel. The answer is the distribution model.
A traditional watch brand sells through jewellers and distributors. Each takes a margin. The distributor adds 30 to 50%. The retailer adds another 50 to 100%. On top of that sits the brand's marketing and sponsorship budget. By the time the watch reaches your wrist, more than half the price can be the chain rather than the watch.
Soren sells directly. The watch goes from the Swiss manufacturer to Soren's warehouse to your door. There is no jeweller, no distributor, and no sponsorship budget built into the price. The saving goes back to you. That is the entire reason a Soren with a Sellita SW200-1 costs €625 rather than €1,500. You are paying for the watch, not the retail chain.
This is the same principle that explains why the identical movement appears across watches at wildly different prices. The full comparison is laid out in the independent brand versus Tissot guide.
What's Included at Every Price
Whatever model and bracelet you choose, every Soren arrives with the same complete package. There are no essentials sold separately.
Every watch includes the timepiece itself, a wooden presentation box, an international warranty card registered to you with the watch's unique serial number, a microfiber polishing cloth, free EU shipping, a 2-year warranty as standard, and a 30-day return and exchange period.
The price you see is the price you pay. VAT is included, EU shipping is free, and there are no customs charges within the EU. What arrives is a complete, ready-to-wear watch with everything you need.
FAQ
Is there a payment plan?
Yes. Soren offers Klarna at checkout, which lets you pay later or spread the cost rather than paying the full amount upfront. The option appears at checkout alongside the standard payment methods.
Does the price include shipping?
Yes. All prices include free EU shipping. There are no delivery charges and no customs fees within the EU. The price shown is the price you pay.
What's the price difference between Oyster and Jubilee?
€30. The Jubilee bracelet costs €30 more than the Oyster on both the Momentis and the Oceanic. This reflects the Jubilee's five-link construction, which is more intricate to manufacture than the three-link Oyster. Which one suits you is covered in the Oyster versus Jubilee guide.
Is VAT included in the price?
Yes. All prices include VAT. There are no additional taxes at checkout for EU customers, and no customs charges on delivery within the EU.
What is the cheapest Soren watch?
The Momentis on the Oyster bracelet at €625 is the entry point to the range. It is a full Swiss Made automatic with the same movement, crystal, and steel as the rest of the range.
Do I need to buy any accessories to use the watch?
No. The watch arrives complete and ready to wear at its base price, including the box, warranty card, and polishing cloth. Accessories like spare bracelets and the extended warranty are entirely optional.
The Bottom Line
A Soren watch costs between €625 and €725. The Momentis starts at €625, the Oceanic at €695, with the Jubilee bracelet adding €30 to either. Every price includes VAT, free EU shipping, a 2-year warranty, and a complete package with nothing essential sold separately.
The reason those numbers are lower than the watches they compete with is not compromise. It is the direct-to-consumer model removing the retail chain from the price. You get Swiss Made specifications at the cost of the watch rather than the cost of the distribution network.
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