The first thing you notice is the dial. It has a pearly finish that glows softly rather than shouting, and small dots mark the hours with a fine, light touch. Crystals on the dial pick up the light as your wrist moves, which gives the Raptor model called Gloriani a precious look without making it flashy.
The case is a round 35 mm in rose gold-tone metal, and it is 9.5 mm thick. That puts it in the middle ground: noticeable on the wrist but not oversized, and slim enough to slide under a cuff. The stainless steel bracelet is in the same rose gold-tone, so case and bracelet read as one piece. The bracelet is 16 mm wide, and the watch measures 20.5 cm from end to end.
The bracelet is made of links, and you shorten it by removing some of them. If you are unsure how many to take out, our watch size guide explains the method step by step. The folding clasp keeps the bracelet secure when you open it, so the watch does not drop off your wrist or the table.
Inside is a Miyota 2035 quartz movement with an analogue display. It is a simple and dependable setup, and the only upkeep is changing the battery every so often. A mineral glass protects the dial from the small knocks of daily wear.
Water resistance is 3 ATM, which covers splashes. Take it off before a shower or a swim. It suits an ordinary week, from the office on Monday to a dinner on Saturday, with a look that stays discreet and polished throughout.
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