The first thing you notice is the shape: a rectangular case in a rose gold-tone finish, set against a grey dial. It does not look like the usual round watch, and the matt finish keeps it from throwing back harsh reflections. The Q&Q name sits on a piece that is clearly built to be used rather than kept in a drawer.
The dial carries arabic numerals, so the time reads without any guesswork. The display is digital, and it is clear at a glance. Grey is a calm colour for a dial, and next to the rose gold-tone case it gives a measured, slightly sporty look rather than a decorative one.
The case is made of plastic and is 11 mm thick, which keeps the watch light on the wrist. The glass is synthetic, which also helps with weight. The strap is blue, and it is 20 mm wide. Rose gold-tone suits nude, powdery and pastel shades, and it lifts an all-black outfit without much effort.
The practical side is generous for a watch of this size. Besides the time, it shows the date and includes a chronograph, an alarm and a second time zone. If you travel, or simply work with people in another country, that last function is the one you will use most.
The movement is quartz, which means steady accuracy and no particular upkeep. When the battery eventually runs out, a watchmaker can replace it in a few minutes. The strap closes with a pin buckle, so you can adjust the fit hole by hole, and the total length is 22.5 cm.
Water resistance is rated at 5 ATM. That is enough for rain and splashes, but this is not a watch for swimming. If you like the look and want to compare it with similar styles, you will find them among our women's digital watches.
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