GB News viewers can secure 70% off Swiss-made watches with our secret discount code

To take advantage of the code, add the watch or watches that caught your eye into the shopping basket on christopheduchamp.com, proceed to checkout, and paste GBN70 into the dropdown marked "Have a coupon? Click here to enter your code." Hit the Apply Coupon button — and that's it.

Depending on the model you've settled on, you could see thousands of pounds slashed from the total. Whatever the remaining balance, Christophe Duchamp offers a couple of payment options to make everything as affordable as possible. Klarna lets you pay over time or pay at a later date, for example.

Our superb GBN70 code is a straightforward route to substantial savings on watches that boast Swiss movements and sapphire crystal glass — hallmarks of genuine watchmaking quality. Yes, for those who aren't familiar, Christophe Duchamp is not a fly-by-night high-street brand.

The company traces its roots to Mendrisio in Switzerland — a region with genuine horological credentials — and now operates with its headquarters in the UK, positioning itself as a Swiss-made label with British accessibility.

The brand’s own site makes clear that its collections are produced in Mendrisio while the business maintains a UK base, signalling both traditional manufacture and a modern, customer-facing approach for those based in Britain.

Part of Christophe Duchamp’s rapid rise has come from visible partnerships in UK sport.

The brand is the Official Watch Partner of England Rugby League, and it has formal ties with Surrey County Cricket Club, Queens Park Rangers FC, Hibernian FC, and Newbury Racecourse — collaborations that have produced limited-edition pieces and increased the label’s profile among sports fans and collectors alike.

Such affiliations underline the brand’s stated focus on precision and performance, and they help explain why collectors are paying attention.

What do you actually get for the money, pre-discount?

Christophe Duchamp mixes contemporary design with tried-and-tested technical choices: Swiss-made movements (many models use recognised Ronda calibres), sapphire crystal glass for durability and clarity, and water-resistance suitable for everyday wear.

The Velocité V2 pilot chronograph, for example, lists a Swiss Ronda Z60 movement and sapphire crystal on its spec sheet — the sort of practical, no-nonsense engineering that gives these watches real substance beyond their looks.

Reception of the brand has been broadly positive where it matters: enthusiasts and clubs have welcomed the combination of accessible pricing with Swiss manufacture and limited-edition runs tied to clubs and events. That positioning — luxury that aims to be attainable — is central to Christophe Duchamp’s pitch, and the scale of the current discount makes it a genuine opportunity for buyers who want Swiss provenance without the usual premium.

Whether worn trackside at Newbury Racecourse, in the stands at a Surrey cricket match, or at an evening gala, Christophe Duchamp watches reflect a life lived with style, precision, and purpose — a true testament to what modern luxury watchmaking can be.

If you’re looking for a Swiss-made watch that balances pedigree with contemporary design, and you want it at a price that would normally raise eyebrows, GBN70 is the code to try.