At 33 mm across and 8.5 mm deep, the round case of this Raptor watch sits neatly on the wrist without dominating it. It is a moderate size, in proportion with a slim to average wrist, and the low profile means a cuff slides over it without catching. If you are unsure which diameter suits you, the watch size guide explains how to measure.
The dial is grey, and it carries the whole look. Against the silver-tone case and bracelet it reads as a calm, slightly cool contrast rather than a bright accent. The display is analogue, with nothing added that does not need to be there.
The bracelet is stainless steel in a silver-tone finish, made of links and 14 mm wide. It measures 20 cm end to end. To shorten it, you remove links, which a watchmaker can do quickly if you would rather not try it yourself. A deployant clasp closes it in one click and keeps it secure.
Inside is a Miyota 2035 quartz movement, accurate and needing no particular upkeep. When the battery runs out, a watchmaker replaces it in a few minutes. The glass is mineral. Water resistance is 3 ATM, which covers splashes and a passing shower of rain. Take the watch off before showering or swimming.
Because the colours are neutral and the size is modest, it works with a shirt as easily as with a knitted jumper, and it makes a sensible gift for someone who prefers understated pieces. If you like the silver-tone steel but want a different dial, our other silver-tone women's watches are worth a look.
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