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Watch is not e looking with a smaller face. Still easy to ward and will be wearable and nice looking with silver jewelry. Good purchase and quick delivery. Still need to take out a couple links.

I bought this watch for my wife as an everyday watch. It is very attractive & classy like her. I gave it t her just because she has been so great and her Bulova watch was not working. She loves it and it was a pretty good price.

This watch was very attractive and keeps good time, however you should go to the Jewler to have them adjust the band. I have experience with watch bands , but this one was quit difficult to do. The kit that comes with the watch to adjust the band was poor quality and it does not flow in the dark as it says.

I love the two tone metals, it matches everything. I got it in silver/gold, white face. I'm REALLY picky about watches because:1. I can't stand the sound of ticking.2. I'm dyslexic, so it has to be a round watch with all the numbers in a legible font.3. I'm incredibly compulsive and want to know the time down to the minute.4. I struggle to read analog watches, but I love how they look. Digital watches are ugly/casual in my opinion.5. I don't have a huge budget.6. I'm a one-watch gal, who depends heavily on a watch for work. I want it to match everything and to not have to replace it for years.I'm amazed to say that this watch passes all the tests with flying colors.The only things I didn't like:I have to manually change the day number in February and every "30" month. Something that didn't really occur to me. I like having the date because I can't keep track of it to save my life, but I still have to think whether it's correct at the end of the month. After more use, I'll see if it's actually annoying or not.Next, is a super minor aesthetic detail- the three is squished by the date box. No big deal, but the three is less fat than the other numbers.I love that it included the link remover tool, the watch was packaged beautifully. The links were a tiny bit difficult to remove (even with the tool) but that's kinda to be expected, and in the end, well worth it for a well fitting watch.We'll see how the watch holds up cosmetically over time. I'm not sure if it'll still look gold after a while or what.This watch is a worthy replacement for my ugly, digital (but quite useful) $8 watch from Walmart.

Nice looking but died after 7 months. Tried to replace battery but to no avail.

A good value for the money. Beautiful watch. The size was to small for my wrist.

I loved the look. Very pretty and stylish. It was suppose to be an easy reader and give you the day also. Neither of these turned out to be true. It is a very attrractive looking watch. It is not easy to read. The hands on the watch and the dial are in a light gold color. Very difficult to differentiate hands and numbers to actually tell the time. The calendar function was too small to see even with a magnifying glass. I guess it's beauty and practicality is only case deep, you know like skin deep.

Moral of the story: Macys costs $15 plus tax to resize a watch that you didn't buy from them, and if you do it yourself you need $10-$20 in tools. So if you want a watch, just go to Macys (or any other big retail store since most offer that deal), its cheaper, faster and less if a headache.The tool they provide does not match the tools (note the plural there) they show in the instructions and is hard to use since you have to use the rounded-tipped side to push the pins out (in the direction of the arrow, not against the arrow) and since that usually requires the use of a small mallet (when professionals do it) and the side you would hammer on is spiked... yeah, doesnt work well unless you have a lot of dexterity and strength. If you try to do it and struggle, it will scratch the sides of it up like crazy (and you may get mildly injured in the process). You can get a kit (either a wooden or plastic block with slits cut it in to hold the watch on the side, a small hammer and a long pin) or a pin remover (which looks like a block where you place the watch band flat and it has a screw that pushes the pin out). So, budget for between an extra $10-$20 for either a professional to do it or to buy the tools to do it yourself. Since the tool they send it with is a multi-tool, it works half as well at its intended purpose.

The removal of and to reinsert the pins fully isn't easy. This is due to the provided tool not being the correct size to line up the holes. Best to test the size of it after you take 1 or 2 out. Easy to do by NOT fully inserting the pin. Once you get the fit you want then fully insert pin. I have a 6" wrist and had to remove 4 sections in all, 2 from each side to keep it balanced. Watch looks very nice like the pic. I recommend this watch.

Me gustó tal vez y como. Me lo esperaba bien tamaño del calendario y los números.El tamaño del reloj para mi perfecto.

El reloj super bonito, llegó bien protegido y hasta ahora funciona buen. Lo único es que el supuesto accesorio pata ajustar el extensible es pésimo, por eso no lo califico mejor.

Love the watch however Day and date very very small not to be read without a magnifying glass