The first thing you notice is the metal. The case and the bracelet share the same silver-tone finish, cool to the touch at first and quickly warming against the wrist, with a smooth, even look from clasp to bezel. Set into that frame, the blue dial adds a quiet note of colour that sits easily with both neutrals and darker tones.
On the dial, Arabic numerals alternate with baton markers, so the time reads at a glance without any fuss. The round case measures 39 mm across and 13 mm thick, which gives it presence on a woman's wrist without tipping into bulky. It is a restrained, polished watch, easy to wear from the office to a weekend lunch.
The bracelet is made of links and is 20 mm wide, with a total length of 23.5 cm including the watch. To fine-tune the fit, you simply remove one or more links, and our watch size guide explains how to measure your wrist first. A folding clasp keeps everything secure when you put it on or take it off, and it stops the watch slipping from your hand while you fasten it.
Inside, the quartz movement keeps accurate time and needs no special care, only a new battery from time to time. The glass is mineral. This Excellanc is an inexpensive women's watch, yet it keeps a clean, grown-up look that suits everyday wear.
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