Women's Classic 14Kt Gold Plated Watch, Rectangular Tank Shape Case with Leather Band and Easy to Read Dial

Very attractive and easy to read. It looks like a much more expensive watch than it is. The leather band looks like it should hold up well.

Sexy, classy exquisite red watch... looks like it cost $$$$. Aesthetically perfect, I may have to pick up the glossy black one and the new blue model with Roman numerals. Great to wear with bright jewelry, I'm wearing my turquoise ring and it looks fantastic with the red. Save the money you spend on cheap jewelry and splurge here its doable and you won't regret it. This is a quality luxury item at a fairly affordable price. I highly recommend. 100/10...perfection.

Good price; works well and looks elegant.

Love this watch with its stylish green watchband. Fun to change it up from black or brown leather. Keeps good time. The face is a bit delicate, but readible.

Gorgeous watch. The leather is nice. Looks far more expensive than what it is.

Looks lovely but this is absolutely a piece of garbage. I ordered one and the back plate was off and the mechanism couldn’t keep time. Ok, sure, probably was manhandled in transit, happens. So I order a replacement. It is the exact same. Can’t keep time, back plate off. You can literally hear the internal mechanics moving around when you move your hand. Shame because it was exactly what I was looking for.

Perfect, just as described

I bought this watch roughly one year ago this week as a birthday gift for my wife. She loved it! It has a classy look and goes well with much of her wardrobe. The original battery is still going...all good selling point. However, out of the blue a few days ago, she remarked to me that the inside of the watch was developing "dust" beneath the crystal. The "dust" appears to be gold flakes from inside the watch. My wife has not been anywhere "dusty" and the watch is not worn on a daily basis. I am writing to the seller to find out more about the limited lifetime warranty. Expect to hear more from me on this as the situation develops. An update: I spent quite a bit of time in chat with Amazon Customer Service. I can state without equivocation that their level of concern drops to slightly above ZERO once the window of return has closed...never mind that I placed 44 orders with them last year and 33 so far this year. They did get me the manufacturer's contact info and I did hear back from them already. You know that "Limited Lifetime Warranty?" It is limited to the mechanism only...nothing else. They are happy to repair it but they can't tell me what that will cost until they've received it and $9.95 return shipping. So back to the issue at hand: gold colored dust on the inside of the crystal. Where would small particles of gold colored dust come from within the watch case? What would cause the particles to be small and not larger flakes? The only thing moving within the case that could produce "dust" would be the mechanism which is guaranteed for life...only it's not. My recommendation: Don't buy this watch...unless you do it with both eyes open and recognize that you might get one that either fogs (as per other reviews) or dusts internally. Seriously, for $10 or so more, you can score a Skagen and have something of real quality.