20 Best Watch For Small Wrist (2023 Updated)

The watch itself – a replacement of the same model some 10-years old – is just what I expected: sturdy [thick], easy to read by day or night, keeping time well, no-fuss. I’d give it 4 stars. The strap, however, would get only 1 star: it is too short, it’s lined with synthetic, not leather, it has been stuffed to give it a plump appearance that stiffens it and makes the ’embossed leather’ of the top more likely to crack and break.

A great disappointment from the simple, flat, thin, all-leather strap of my previous watch. Also, the excessive packaging is shamefully non-ecological: a thick, hard plastic ‘presentation display’ with the instructions/warranty nestled inside [and very hard to fish out], put inside a box with 3 layers of cardboard, inside a plastic envelope.

Streamline your packaging and choose bio-degradable materials, please! NOTE: the old watch [same model] still works perfectly, some 10-12 years after purchase [and despite occasional splashes of water] – it’s the indiglow feature [illuminating the watch face in darkness] that gave the ghost; I couldn’t find anyone to repair it close by, hence the new watch purchase.

You get way more than what you pay for, an automatic watch with day/date. The finish is great, they even contour the date window. They blue dial will get you more compliments than your more expensive watches.

With the hidden crown at 4 this is the perfect watch for smaller wrists. Getting a Seiko 5 as your entry to real watches is a right of passage.

The watch is a perfect retro watch – both the look and the size. It’s a nice break from the dishplate-sized watches in vogue these days – watches didn’t used to have such monstrous faces. It’s not too small, but may take some getting used to.

A 1965 Ford Mustang looks tiny compared to a current Mustang, but the ’65 is still a classic – so is this watch. The list price is a bit steep – you can get some automatic Seiko 5’s on sale for less – but Timex occasionally offers clearances on less-popular watch/band combinations.

I got one with the silver numbers and a stainless mesh band for a great price and swapped out the band for a black alligator-skin-style band. No problems mechanically to date. It’s not a daily wearer.

It may lose or gain a bit of time over a day or two. but it’s a mechanical watch, not a quartz watch. That’s the tradeoff you make for the charm and craftsmanship of a mechanical watch. I have some ‘better’ mechanical watches that don’t keep perfect time either (a Seiko and an old vintage Omega).

Mechanical watches can be sensitive to your movements throughout the day. Overall – a definite ‘recommend’. There’s nothing else quite like it on the market.

I’ve been wearing this watch every single day for over a year now. Pros: aesthetically pleasing and versatile. I’ll never get sick of how good this looks on my wrist! Cons: I gain about 5 minutes a day, horrible movement.

Also, I haven’t seen anyone complain about this yet, but the darn crown is near impossible to pull out. I literally break my nails trying to fix the time (which is daily). If you’re looking for a vintage watch and don’t care for timekeeping, this is the one for you! I don’t understand how a 5$ Walmart watch is more accurate than a $200 timex marlin.

blows my mind.

Having quite an extensive quartz collection, I missed the old mechanical watches of my youth. So when I saw the release of the Marlin I knew I had to have it and I haven’t regretted my purchase at all.

except for one thing. I’ve had the watch for a week now and on a full wind, the power reserve lasts around 15 hours. I was hoping for at least 25 hours so that I could add winding this lovely piece as part of my morning routine.

Alas that hasn’t been the case. I don’t know if this is a defect in the watch I received, for I read here that some wind their watch once a day. Beyond that, this watch is beautiful enough to be considered an heirloom.

The unique typeface (I love the 8!), the sunburst dial, the smooth sweep of the second-hand, and beautiful easy-to-read hour and minute hands – all of it create the kind of piece that your child or grandchildren will one day wear and think of you when they do.

I know that my son and daughter will one day inherit my watch collection, but by then most of them will need to have their batteries replaced at a cost. Not this one. This one will work right from the start.

I’ve been using the Polar Ignite for 3 weeks. I chose this fitness watch because it didn’t have payment options (like Apple Pay) and some of the odds n ends on some devices like this. If that’s what you want, this ain’t it.

I like the way the piece looks. It’s attractive. The watch is very brightly lit when I gesture to see the time. There is a sleep mode and the watch is easy to sync. Syncing does require the polar flow app to be open and then holding down the button on the watch until it says ‘syncing’.

I like the recharge statistics. Honestly, I have no idea if the sleep stages are accurate. The same goes for any of the devices (like my old Fitbit Alta HR). I have noticed when I feel well rested, I’ve had more “deep” sleep per the app.

That seems to line up. Is not a sleep study. It is handy to see my sleep & wake times. I do like the suggestions the watch gives after a few days of data. It gives me an idea whether a hard day or recovery day would be better.

What I like about Polar is that they have the industry standard in heart rate monitors. I hope that the Ignite is moderately accurate. There are replacement watch bands that are easy to change out. The charger is nice.

It’s magnetic and it does go on one way. So far, I’m happy with the watch. I like the properties the watch has.

I’ve been a Polar person for more than twenty years. The Ignite is the worst ever. It’s pretty and makes a great cat toy. I have been operating with a bad heart for many years, and most of those with a Polar rs200,and t31 chest strap.

When I wanted to check my HR I just looked at my watch. It was years old, so when the battery needed replacement, I said get an update. To check the HR with the ignite ya have to do some wrist twisting trick to make it light up.

Then you can see your hr. This is an unacceptable pain in the elbow. Then it goes black, nomo hr til the wrist trick, imagine pushing it hard and trying the wrist trick!! I tried to get polar to take it back to trade in on something that worked.

The company wouldn’t do anything, I was SOL, so I went to Garmin, and got what I needed for less money.

I bought Polar Ignite to replace my old Polar M400, which lasted nearly 5 years. So it was obvious to update to a newer version of Polar. This watch works amazing so far. Menu little bit different to previous one, but absolutely user friendly.

I am not a tech person but could do everything without checking user guides. The design of the watch itself is a piece of art which is new to what I had before. I have not done accuracy tests about heart rate yet, so I can’t comment on that.

If I had to find one con, is that you need to wear this watch a bit upper on your wrist in order to get accurate data. First class watches was amazing in correspondence and delivery, and big pro being authorised Polar retailer.

I purchased both the green face and blue face versions. They’re equally gorgeous. I’ve been a Timex wearer for 40+ years. My disappointment was immediate. The blue face watch band was a good half inch longer than the green face.

I could not adjust it enough to properly fit my wrist. It’s useless to me. I wondered about Timex quality control. I contacted Timex customer service who requested I send them a photo of the two watches side by side.

I did so. I was assured somebody would get back to me and Timex would resolve the issue. Haven’t heard a word. My 40+ year relationship with Timex is over. They don’t value loyalty.

Quite close to what I remember the original issue I bought in the late 70s. I don’t remember the band being woven like this; I remember the links being more “chunky. ” However, I could be wrong. It’s been 40 years.

I also remember the crystal to be thicker and not rounded at the edge. Timex makes the statement that the watch delivers modern refinements, but if these are the “refinements,” then I disagree that those are improvements—more like cost savings.

A thicker, non-curved “crystal” would be been better. That said, the face and markings are as I remember them and they are nicely done. As for accuracy, I find the japanese movement to be very accurate so far as well.

Overall, for the price, it’s fair. But I would have gladly paid a bit more to have a better, thicker crystal more in line with the original style I remembered. I remember the original watch being heftier.

If you are a fan of the falcon eye and no longer have your original, this is a fair facsimile,. But I wouldn’t say it’s better or more refined than the original.

I can’t say enough good things about this watch. The look is so cool with the retro vibe I can’t stop looking at it. I also own the Q with the Snoopy character placed at the number 6 position. I own several watches, but this one has been on my wrist since I got it because I just love looking at it.

For the record, I’m not normally a fan of quartz watches, but because this one has the complete look, that doesn’t matter to me. I’m also very impressed with the little hatch on the back. Why don’t all quartz watches add this, it will save their customers about 10 to 20 and not have to visit the jeweler to replace it.

As far as the bracelet goes some people have been complaining about the hair pulling aspect of it. Come on Man! I’m a hairy guy and I only notice it a tiny about throughout the day and it doesn’t even hurt.

The look of the bracelet is so amazing so if I have to get a slight pinch a few times in a 24 hour day, I’ll take it. Now the problem with this watch is I love it so much I am going to have to control my watch addition and not buy them all in a month.

Having said that, the Coke Black and red is calling my name loudly!.

this watch LOOKS ok, but it was sent to me with a dead battery so i can’t tell how well it works. I have to now go to the trouble of finding the right battery and buying and installing it. this watch was not boxed in any sort of mfr packaging.

it was an Open Box item. it came attached to a retail display plastic stand instead of any packaging. I do not consider this brand new, as it was obviously handled by others. they just grabbed it off a counter in a store and packed it in a box with brown paper.

What a disgusting and painful experience this is already. Walmart doesn’t have any clue how to treat merchandise, or customers, NOR how to conduct mail order commerce. Extremely cheap, unprofessional,and sub par handling of orders.

Not acceptable by any online ecommerce standards.

Classic looking watch, well made, brilliant price and quick shipping. This company represents value for money and quality merchandise.

I am impressed with watches design and movement. Given that it’s is an automatic it keeps good time. I enjoy looking at case because I can see the watch mechanism moving. The leather strap matches the watch perfectly!.

I just got my watch and its beautiful!! Love everything about it! It’s the same as show. In the pictures. Fast shipment too!

I like SWATCH watches. But what I liked most was that MYER have them. I could easily order and track my orders and start wearing them in a couple of days. ‘Twice Again’ is very good looking watch that gives you classic and authentic look.

Very light – you don’t feel heaviness around your wrist. Easy to use and control your time.

I can never figure out which watch I’m ordering. This came in as huge but I’m going to keep it because I’m tired of returning watches. My last Swatch fell apart after one year, the second hand just fell off.

Couldn’t find a receipt or remember where I ordered it, so tried again through the Swatch company. I really like Swatch because of the plastic back. I can’t wear metal because I kill the batteries within one month.

I love the simple design of this watch because I can see it great. The only thing I do not like is the rubber watch strap. Everyone says they are cheap and break easily. My complaint is that the rubber strap is HOT and makes my arm sweat.

Plus it gets in the way and snags on things. I like the old plastic strap better. I wish on the description they would say if this is a man’s watch or woman’s. Because it is too big for me.

The size of the watch fits my wrist and thus looks very good when I wear it. The watch is easy to read. I like the minimalist style: simple but elegant. The silicone band is soft and comfortable on the wrist.

The watch is brand new. I have found no issue with the watch so far. I am very happy with this purchase. One suggestion is that I wish to have a bioceramic version of Twice Again.

Fantastic watch. I was using an apple watch series 4 and i decided to sell it. As great as it was i felt most of the features were not needed. I got the polar after a lot of reading and research. Lew from unbox therapy was rocking this watch so that also sold me.

It has some basic smart features in the sense that it gives you notifications from your device, but not much else. No mobile payments or anything. HOWEVER! I actually prefer it. Keeping it simple gives this watch incredible battery life!! The training and fitness features are excellent.

I’ve had this for a month now having previously used Garmin devices. It’s easy to use and fairly comfortable to wear although if you want constant HR stats, it needs to be a little tight on the wrist.

The strap is robust which makes it a little stiff. Stats seem pretty accurate (HR/steps etc) but, and this is a big but, it measures steps through wrist movement. This means that if you’re cycling, the watch also counts steps based on what it perceives to be your movement while riding.

This is even if the activity is set for cycling. The app is easy to use and the watch is easy to configure from the app itself. There are plenty of features although the app layout could be improved.

Battery life is exceptional (about a week 24/7 with constant HR tracking and roughly 10/15 hours of GPS activity) and it charges within 2 hours maximum. Happy with it and a good price from Halfords. I wouldn’t be tempted to pay more for Vantage V just to get touchscreen capability.

I purchased this watch to replace an old Samsung smart watch that I’ve had for over three years. I was looking forward to replacing the big, black and bulky watch with something more stylish and feminine, which this Garmin watch certainly is.

I did a lot of research on smart watches, comparing brands and models. I was looking for something that will track my fitness, help track my sleep (because I know it isn’t brilliant), have a long battery life, have a contactless payment option and work with an android phone and earphones.

Garmin seemed to have all those – except for contactless payment, because the only major bank it works with is Santander, and I don’t bank with them. I was willing to compromise on this, thinking that I’ll get everything else I’m looking for, whereas the Samsung watched didn’t offer comparable battery life, or even close to it.

While I’m happy with the watch’s design and battery life, everything else falls short of satisfactory. In terms of tracking exercise, my old watch automatically sensed when I started working out and when I stopped, and was very accurate with most of the kinds of exercise I do.

The Garmin cannot do any of this. I have to manually enter the start and end time and which workout I’m doing. It’s inconvenient, and a little shocking that a new watch cannot do something that a much older watch does.

As for the sleep monitoring, it only tracks night time sleep and not day time naps, and the monitoring is very much off. I’ve been using it for several weeks, and had a few nights where I woke up and couldn’t go back to sleep for one or two hours, I was moving around and even walking a little, and the watch didn’t pick up on that and didn’t indicate that sleep was interrupted.

This is just one example, but there are others. It also requires pre-setting my normal sleep hours, whereas my old watch just sensed when I was asleep and recorded it in a far more accurate way. Considering this watch is lacking in two major things that mattered to me, I am very sorry that I purchased it.

Unfortunately, the high price tag means that I cannot excuse replacing it any time soon, so will have to wait until I buy a new one – and it will certainly not be a Garmin watch.

I previously had a Vivoactive 3 that I was happy with, until it mysteriously started malfunctioning after a recent Garmin “update”. Garmin support was helpful and offered a small discount for a new watch, so I decided to splurge and try the Venu 2 which got good reviews.

I really liked the VA3, but I hated the display which looked incredibly dated. I was a little hesitant, because I really didn’t want to spend over $300 on a watch, but I am very happy with it after using it for the past month.

This is a great watch. It does every the Vivoactive does, and alot more. The most notable difference is obviously the display, which is phenomenal. It is really crisp and vibrant. Colors really pop, and you can still see it very well in direct sunlight.

I also like the revamped menu. Much more intuitive, and you can get to whatever app or function you want very quickly. The additional button on the side is also very nice, and comes in handy for laps, reps, and sets.

I never really used my VA3 for strength and circuit training, but I have been with the Venu 2. It has preloaded workouts for all activities (run, bike, strength, etc. ) that you can follow along with, and you can also create your own for each activity on the app and transfer to the watch, which is very cool.

I created my own circuit workout, and you can modify the sets, moves, time, rest, cooldown, etc. You can also create your own custom runs, bikes, cardio, etc. The watch will vibrate when its the next step in the workout.

Some other functions I really appreciate are the sleep score, which also gives you notes and advice on why you slept or didn’t sleep well, and tips on how to get better rest. When doing a run or bike, there is a feature called ‘back to start’ which is incredibly handy if you are running, biking, or hiking in a place and not sure how to get back (because I have gotten lost on a run before).

I have tested it several times and it works great. There are also breathing/relaxation exercises that watch will guide you through if the watch notices you are in a period of stress. It has a golf function that I have not tried yet, but am looking forward to trying.

You can download courses to the watch and from what I understand, it should tell you the distance to the greens from where you are. Overall I am extremely pleased with the watch and glad I spent the extra money for a more modern watch than what I had before.

It has all the features I needed, and some that I didn’t know I need, but have come in useful in trying to stay active and healthy. I had become a little lazy with my workout routine due to the never ending Covid lockdown, and it’s definitely helped motivate me to get in better shape.

If you are looking for a fitness watch that has smartwatch features, you really cannot go wrong with this watch.

Love this watch. I upgraded from an Apple Watch series 3, and while I loved that watch and being able to respond to texts from my wrist, the vastly superior health and fitness tracking of the Venu 2s is well worth giving that up (if you have an Android, you *can* respond to text).

The body battery and sleep score are really nice metrics and seem to track true to how I feel. They’re helping me get a better sense of when I need to call it a night and turn in. I compete in challenges via the Garmin Connect app, and have since upped my average daily step count to over 9,000 steps, increased my amount of vigorous activity per week, and have even dropped weight.

Being able to see a map of my walks, colored by pace and coupled with heart rate is extremely nice. I’m able to identify which routes are great for getting my intensity minutes done more quickly, versus if I have more time to take a more scenic, but still intense walk.

Also of note: With emergency contact support and active route tracking, I can go out on new trails solo and know that if I were to get hurt, a notification can be sent to my contacts. I can do this from my phone, of course, but my phone is usually in a running pouch on my back so depending how I fall or how hurt I am, that may not be an option.

Music control is flawless. Set it as a shortcut, and it’s easily accessible during a timed activity. You can play music straight off the watch or use it to control music, podcasts, or audible books playing on your phone.

Connection to GPS before starting a timed activity is pretty quick, and I love knowing that GPS is not always on (the main reason the Apple Watch can only last a day and half or so). I use gestures, a live update watch face with heart rate sensor, do at least one timed activity a day with GPS, and interact with the watch throughout the day and I still get a good 7 solid days of battery.

If you get this watch, you will not be disappointed.

The Timex Expedition North, Field Post 41 Solar, speaks to the side of me that makes a conscious effort to develop a more sustainable mindset, particularly as a consumer. I am happy to see Timex taking the right steps towards offering products that use sustainable materials and consider eco-friendly methods of manufacturing them.

I hope this is just the start of things to come. Packaging – I like the stylishly minimalist packaging depicting mountainous geometric shapes in bold green tones. It needs no wild introduction, just open it up and introduce it to the wild on your next adventure, which should start now! Watch Case – The 41mm stainless steel case allows for a larger face diameter, handy while on the move and during harsh weather conditions.

Stainless steel is the obvious choice, it is a durable material for watch case’s, and the bead-blasted finish gives you that extra level of confidence while facing the elements. Watch Crystal – Often the first thing to get scratched up on any watch, let alone one destined for the great outdoors, with all its scratchy abrasive surfaces.

Traditionally, sapphire crystals are reserved for more expensive watches, so this stands out as a real quality feature for this sustainably driven field watch. Preserving the clarity and general aesthetic of the watch and giving the consumer a serious bang for the buck.

Dial & Hands- The dial is functional and clutter-free. The utility of this piece dictates its appearance of being clear and legible and yet it still manages style and flair with the use of colour. Grey Arabic fonts and pastel markers against the olive dial work well.

The dial has certain faint transparency to it which isn’t overly distracting but noticeable in certain lights. Although, I believe this is a worthy trade-off to provide the solar-powered feature, which is useful for a sustainable field watch.

The hand style is paired well with the appearance and I really like the lume colour, but the lume itself could be brighter. Caseback- The screw-down case back is one of my favourite features. Every aspect of it from the coin edge pattern around its outer diameter to the Expedition North design just finishes this piece nicely.

It is a stunning touch that stamps a mark of quality on this impressive field watch. Strap- Using recycled materials is something every brand or manufacturer should be doing where appropriate. It is a global issue and something we will have to tackle together.

If we can use it in a strap, that’s excellent. It feels comfortable and is completely functional. I also really like the olive tone. Wearability- At 41mm the watch is on the larger end of the scale for someone with a smaller wrist, like me.

However, it wears well and I think that is down to the crown guards, which add a level of comfort active. I have been wearing the Field Post 41 Solar over the weekend and have found it to be well balanced, and doesn’t get in the way or catch on clothing.

Functionality- 100M water resistance is an absolute must for a field watch and I’m reassured to see it on the Field Post 41. Having a quickset date is a fantastic time-saving feature that I enjoy having on watches.

More so, is the anti-reflective sapphire crystal which I think is a huge bonus that will also help to preserve the appearance of this watch for much longer than a mineral glass alternative. Overall- I think The Timex Field Post 41 from the Expedition North Series hits the mark.

It takes all the elements of a well-rounded field watch and integrates a number of sustainable features organically in a way that doesn’t make it feel like they were an afterthought. It is a sturdy watch and speaks for itself with a bead-blasted stainless steel case and anti-reflective sapphire crystal.

Those features alone are commonly found on watches with a higher price point, making it attractive yet functional watch. Yes, the lume could be a little brighter and there is slight transparency on the dial.

But, little touches like the logo on the crown and the stunning case back design finish this piece well for me and are a testament to the ongoing quality of Timex watches. Overall, a lot of watch for the money.

I have owned this Expedition North Field Post Solar 36mm for six months now. Every quartz watch that I have previously owned was accurate to approximately +/- 1. 5 seconds per week. (+/- 0. 2 seconds per day) This watch, when compared to the NIST website and WWV radio broadcasts appears to gain approximately 1 second per month! (.

04 seconds per day) I am a retired astronomer and remember well the old mechanical astronomical regulator clocks used in observatories, the accuracy of which were generally +/- 0. 03 to +/- 0. 06 seconds per day.

Prior to the invention of atomic clocks, they were the most precise time keeping devices ever made. This watch is of astronomical regulator accuracy! Now, I doubt that Timex can go to the time and expense of regulating all of these watches to that accuracy.

(Care to comment, Timex?) I must have just gotten lucky, but my goodness! Astronomical regulator accuracy on my wrist? Thank you, Timex! You’ve made an old astronomer very happy!.

Summary: pros: great specs, great fit, awesome everyday, “don’t have to baby it” watch. cons: strap takes a little getting used to This watch is awesome. The Timex expedition scout was one of my first watches, as is common for many people thanks to its wide availability at retail stores like target.

It was a great first watch, and one of the best values at its price point. Since my Expedition Scout, I’ve fallen deeper into the rabbit hole of watch collecting (@casualwatchguy :)). The Timex Expedition North is the perfect upgrade to my trusty old Scout.

Like the scout, it’s meant to be a work watch, something that’s you aren’t afraid to get dirty, but for a different reason. The Scout was an excellent work watch because it was pretty tough, but mostly because it was affordable and you could just replace it.

The North is an excellent work watch because of its outstanding specs. Sapphire crystal. Check. Screw down crown with 100m water resistance. Check. Solar powered movement always at the ready. Check. And aside from the awesome specs, it really is a watch that I enjoy wearing.

The dial has got a classic feel to it. Busy yet it makes sense. The 36mm case size also really fits well on my 7. 3-ish inch wrist. The only complaint is that the leather strap does need some time to get used to.

It’s not bad, but feels a tad cardboard-y, but it is much more eco-friendly, so I could let it slide. Plus it’s a quick change strap in case I really wanted to switch it out. But overall, an awesome adventure partner from Timex.

I bought this watch a week ago because I was tired of using my Samsung watch 3 and wanted to try something new. After doing some research, I decided to try out the Amazfit GTS 3. One thing that caught my eyes right off that bat was the battery life! This watch is advertised to last 12 days.

My Samsung watch could barely go for more than 2 days. At first I was skeptical but after a week of usage, it was actually true. The watch came with 83% battery life and I still don’t need to charge it.

Amazing!! Besides the battery life, the watch looks absolutely stunning. The screen is bright and the text is big enough for you to read it. Setting up the watch was quite easy. You download their Zepp app and then just scan and pair the watch and then you’re all set to go.

This is an amazing watch for a great price!! I’m planning to buy another one for my neice for her birthday!.

This is my second Amazfit GTS. The first, after nearly five years of nonstop use, developed battery issues requiring it to be charged every day. The screen is bright and clear. There are a ton of backgrounds available through the Zepp app and other apps.

The customization is awesome. You can add or subtract what’s being tracked on your wrist. The countdown and alarm apps on the watch are very useful. My phone stays in my pocket except when answering a call.

I can reject calls through the watch, control the music player, check the weather and my calendar, and probably do a lot of other things.

I previously had the gts 2 and loved it but had it only a few months before the screen got a crack. Im hoping the new version has stronger screen. so far i am loving the gts 3. I liked it came in a light color.

I wish there were more faces for display. It is easy to read display. I like i can see my sleep and everything on the watch and not need to access it on my phone unless i choose to. Hoping they will make screen protector sheets to help protect the screen and make ither color straps to swap out.

The Band 5 i dont like the band it has a dot you have to push thru the band to toghten it on your wrist and its not secure or safe. It kept falling off my husband.

I an Armitron digital watch that looked very similar to this, and I loved it. It lasted 3 years very well through showers and washing dishes. I wore it from weddings to yard work to weight lifting. I even had people thinking it was a dress watch, not a sports watch.

When that watch died, I found this very similar watch, the newer analog version. I think it’s very pretty, and I like this light pink because it doesn’t stand out as much as black would. Surprisingly, my watch band lasted for 3 years with hardly any discoloration, and I’m expecting the same with this very similar watch band.

It’s much more simple to reset, and it’s more slim than the digital version, so it’s easier to bend your hand back. It is also waterproof for showers and washing dishes, and the band is a little bit shorter, which I appreciate, since I have a slim wrist and previously had to adjust my watch band a lot.

I got sick and tired of my clonky digital watches. I liked the special features like alarm, date and light, but either their diameter was too big or they were too thick. So I decided to forego all the extra functions and buy this watch.

Well, while I miss the functions mentioned above, I just love this watch. I (almost) never take it off, even when swimming etc, which is what I wanted for practicallity. It is very scratch resistant and everything else like the band still looks brand new, after 3 month.

The metal loop I had to give a little squeeze with needle nose plyers, so they would not slide around. I love the tiny, feminine look of the watch. Great watch!!!Very happy!!!.

I really like this watch- it’s water-resistant enough to be able to wash up your hands without worry, and the silicone band is very comfortable. I bought this watch because I’d recently had a surgery where the area that a watch is worn, and the scar is still very uncomfortable, with a standard watch- this one doesn’t irritate it.

The watch face is large enough to be read, but smooth enough and small enough to not catch on clothing or other things, and it’s really pretty- it reflects metallic pink, and looks almost glowy. It seems to keep very accurate time, and looks great on.

(It would look even better without the huge scar on my arm, which is actually more obtrusive than the watch, by comparison!) Overall, this is a good buy- it’s a graceful, pretty little watch, and very comfortable to wear.

I would recommend this for any woman, for a good, day-to-day watch. :).

The optimal word to describe this watch is SMALL. There’s definitely a reason they call it “minnie”. I’m 72 & even with my reading glasses, I have trouble seeing the time. much less the date, that’s just impossible.

But, it’s still a cute watch & I do love the blue dial.

This watch is even more beautiful on my wrist than in the photos. The blue watch face is striking. Had to have the band shortened, of course. If I were to buy it again, I think I would consider the larger face.

Beautiful craftsmanship in a sleek case. Understated and simply elegant. The more I look at this time piece the more detail I find. Slim soft enamel face which is not flat but 3 dimensional. Blued steel hands that reflect the light so beautifully all powered by a highly jewelled, silky smooth mechanism.

This is a great timepiece. Love the way it looks and feels on my wrist. The design is very versatile, even though this is considered a field watch with the right band it can be used as a business casual accessory.

You have to love the fact that this mechanical-automatic watch can be an investment, if you are into collecting this should be in your collection. The blue dial especially. The only thing I never did like about the watch is the wristband.

The canvas military-style does not match with a product of this quality. There are a generous amount of alternatives out there, and as stated before, the right one can enhance your purchase.

This watch is truly a bargain at its price. Although the movement is simple, without winding and hacking, it is a time tested, accurate and wonderful movement, the lack of hand winding and hacking are not a problem for me and I figure wouldn’t be a problem for most users.

In fact it makes it easy for anyone to use. I really don’t see all the negative fuss over the strap, I saw so many bad comments about them that I ordered a Barton canvas strap along with my watch. After getting the watch, I was suprised because the strap was good quality, thick and very comfortable.

Even better after wearing it for a few days to break it in. So far, I have not used the Barton I bought for it! The good news is that if I do have problems with the strap later I already have a replacement in waiting for it.

I love the bead blasted case and though this watch is rather small compared to what I normally wear, I think that it still looks fine. The upside to this small watch is that it looks great on both women and men.

My girlfriend loves a very similar styled watch that I sent to her as a gift for one of her brothers and she ended up keeping it and wearing it herself because it looks so different than her “girly” watches.

I was so surprised by that fact that I ended up buying her one of these so that we can have high quality matching watches. The other one sent was just a small, military looking quartz with a black fabric strap.

This one looks even better, is an automatic and I think that she will love knowing that we both have at least one matching watch in our collections. The lume is nothing to write home about, which is typical at this price point (and even some much higher) but it is functional for a short time in the dark.

All in all, a fantastic value for money considering the time tested Seiko 7S26 movement, great build quality and is serviceable if need be. Best automatic watch under $100. Most likely, and great first automatic watch for anyone!.

This Casio watch is a classic. You can’t beat the price point in terms of performance, wearability and ruggedness. One of my all-time favorites. It has a stop-watch, alarm and you can even mod the thing pretty easily.

Very pleased with these, and you can get a lifetime supply by just ordering a couple since they last so long naturally. They can take a beating — you can’t go wrong. Cheap quick mod = cut out the resistor to the LED and solder a new, brighter LED in it’s place.

You can even change colors if green isn’t your favorite. 😉 I’ve got a purple LED one and I am going to make an orange LED one for the Fall. It takes just a few minutes to mod it and then you can see the screen much clearer when needed.

Cheap and easy for some added efficacy. Really nice watch and would recommend. Great supplier here.

Amazing value for a no-frills classic digital watch with long battery life. This item replaces an identical Casio F91-W I bought 15 years ago, Of the old F91-W, I replaced the battery only twice in 15 years.

I chose the same model again because the old watch has served me well, keeping good time. The old F91-W casing was robust, suffering only minor damage – a cracked and scratched screen. The only weakness I found was the strap, which split at the spring bars after some years’ use.

I replaced it with a NATO strap. This model now has ‘cult’ status – just google to discover its accidental appearances in the movies and other interesting facts.

I was very pleased to receive my Casio watch. I have bought the same watch for many years as it suits my purpose. Unfortunately, this watch was faulty and is not waterproof as was shown after one swim.

It is now defunct. My previous purchases of this watch have always been great. This one is obviously a copy or at least faulty.

I’d been searching for a small watch to wear while I’m working and teaching, but I’m a pianist with small hands and every watch I tried was too large and bulky. This one was PERFECT! Petite, lightweight (but not cheaply made), classy, and small enough to leave 2 more holes if I wanted to wear it tighter! Highly recommend!!.

It took a while to receive my watch but was definitely worth the wait. I have small petite wrists that regular size watches are too big for. I plan on getting another one from your company soon!!

Super cute and works well. Took sons time to come and did voice my concerns about the whereabouts of the watch and they were just great. Responded quickly and well with care and concern for my belongings as well and said if I don’t receive it by a certain date to email them which they did come and didn’t have to contact them again.

I would recommend this company as well as their products. Thanks! Great customer service staff!.