Run your fingertips along the links of this bracelet and you will find a smooth, polished metal finish in a warm gold tone, the kind of detail that makes a watch feel considered rather than casual. The case is metal too, in the same gold tone, so the whole piece reads as one glowing band around the wrist.
Then there is the dial, a soft green that sits quietly against all that gold. Roman numerals give it a slightly vintage air, and the gold-tone hour markers stand out clearly against the green background. It is the sort of colour combination that looks lovely with cream knitwear, a white shirt or a plain black dress.
The Excellanc case is round and measures 30 mm across, with a thickness of 9 mm. That makes it a neat, delicate size, and a good match if you have a slim wrist or simply prefer a watch that does not shout. The mineral glass over the dial helps protect it from the small knocks of everyday life.
The bracelet is 15 mm wide and about 19 cm long in total. It closes with a deployant clasp, which keeps everything secure and stops the watch from slipping off when you open it. It is easy to put on and take off, even with one hand.
Inside, a quartz movement keeps the time with an analogue display, so there is nothing to wind and nothing to think about. You simply glance down and know the time. For a watch that costs so little, it looks far from cheap.
If you enjoy mixing metals and tones, wear it with gold-tone rings or a fine chain for a coordinated look, and browse our women's gold-tone watches for more ideas. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone who likes a little sparkle with her daily outfits.
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