Women's Leather Strap Watch

Bought as gift. My daughter really likes it. She has larger wrist. Concerned it wouldn’t fit, but it did. Classic watch. Goes with everything

Update: January 2025 This watch has performed spectacularly over the past eight months. I wear it every single day and it is still in perfect conditions -- even the strap shows no signs of wear to the leather. No peeling or cracking ...it looks brand new. And I'm wearing it all the time. I love it so much that yesterday when I saw it on sale for $22, I bought a second one to keep in case anything happens to this one. Not that I'm expecting that it will fail me, but in case it gets smashed or lost. Grab a good deal when you see it ...I originally paid over $60 for the first one, though it was certainly worth it. Original: May 2024 This is my kind of watch, simple and classic. I have a 6" wrist and the 2nd to tightest notch is just a touch too loose for my taste if worn on the wrist, but the tightest notch is too tight, so I wear the watch slightly below the wrist, and with the face on the inside as it just feels more secure in that position (and also I like the look). Has kept time well so far, is so quiet you would never notice it, and is just so beautiful to look at. For anyone who thinks the designer doesn't know Roman numerals, "IIII" is an acceptable alternative to "IV" (as a matter of fact, IIII has been used longer, coming before IV in history). The choice between the two is a matter of personal preference for those designing clock/watch faces. IIII is preferable by many (including me) because they find it makes the face more aesthetically pleasing overall. It also makes it easier to read considering the organization of numbers on a clock/watch face is very different compared to the left-to-right sequence presented in writing (for this reason the French king Charles V demanded that the IV on the clock tower of his palace be changed to IIII).

The most beautiful watch. People ask me if it’s Cartier quite regularly. It holds up very well, and works great.

Gorgeous watch. I love the Roman numerals, the brown leather strap, and the gold hardware. It's classic, sophisticated, and elegant. I took one star off because the strap is short. This watch is for ladies with smaller wrists. I have bigger wrists and I'm barely able to secure the watch with the last hole. So it's a bit tight on me. But I'm going to make it work because the style has captured my heart. Anne Klein watches are my favorite. In this era of ugly smart watches, I'll always opt for an old fashioned, elegant watch like this. The only downside is that AK watches are typically too small for my big wrists. But that's a me problem.

Beautiful watch ⌚️ very delicate, good quality, I use it every day and the material is fine.

I love this watch. I wore this watch 3 months now while working around boats. Humidity, rain and splashes have not broken it. It has also had a couple hard hits against railings and door frames and has not been scratched too bad. I tried my best to flip the watch to the inside of my wrist or the outside of my wrist depending on what activities I was doing so the watch face would have less contact with hard surfaces. It is a beautiful watch and the leather will probably start peeling in another few months of humid and rough use. It is adjustable and fits perfect and I have a smallish-normal sized wrist. Definitely worth the money. Easy to read. Even at night it was possible to read (some coworkers couldn’t read their watches at night)(the watch I got has a white face and black text). I like the weight, it’s not heavy but it has a nice weight to it. You should definitely check out the review with the history lesson on the Roman Numerals. Makes the watch just a little better.

cool affordable watch. my mom loves it.

As for the watch, it looks great and fits well. I gave it only three stars because it came with a rundown battery which I had to replace for $10 before I could wear it. Otherwise, I like the watch and I do wear it often.