BRIGADA Women's Watch Minimalist Waterproof Silvery Case Black Leather Band Ladies Watch for Women

I'm retired, but still like watches ⌚️ as both a tool and jewelry. This is easy to read and classic in style.

The media could not be loaded. While I cannot speak to the longevity of this item, as I have only had it for two days, I can tell you so far it is held up to water flawlessly. It’s quite eye-catching and very comfortable on the wrist. My one warning is that the band is short. A 7 inch bracelet is usually just fitting me may be a little too big yet I can only use the last or second to last notch on this band. Otherwise, I am quite happy with this purchase, and feel that I could not do better for the price.

I needed a watch when I do water PT, easy to read (without my glasses). I gave it a 4 because band is so sriff it's difficult to get on and off for anyone who has arthritis in fingers.

I love the size the numbers and the option to have a tinted glass. I have received several compliments on the tint of face of the watch along with the size

I didn’t realize when I saw it online that this watch was bigger than the standard kind I’ve always had, but it turns out I like the extra size. I have some visual problems in one eye, and I can easily see the watch face even from a slight distance. I also like the clear and full numbers, and the durable strap. Friends told me bigger watches are in now, and this one is just right for me.

I just wanted a cheap, old-fashioned but reliable, battery-operated watch. So, I thought this one would be perfect. But I was wrong! My first watch watch order arrived seemingly undamaged, with what appeared to be new packaging. But as I set it to the right time, and placed it around my wrist, I noticed one of the hands wobbling a little, like those hands used to do back in the day, when their interior batteries were about to die. So, I quickly asked for a return, only to of course, have Amazon suggest replacing it, instead of accepting it back for my full refund. I went through the little hassle of returning it to my local UPS store, and I soon got my replacement watch mailed to me. But my replacement, ALSO did not work/perform properly! My replacement didn't keep proper time at all, after I set it to the right time, and wrapped it around my left wrist! My replacement zonked out almost as soon as I put it on, failing to keep the right time! And I now have to convince Amazon that they got my replacement returned to them yesterday, through my local UPS store that thank goodness, gave me my drop-off package receipt! (Amazon still has the return status as "return begun," instead of, "return received; refund issued to original payment method.") So I'll push forward on getting refunded for my return. And I'll either find an old-school, cheap and dependable Timex watch. Or, I'll make do with my dreadful, cell phone clock, since they just don't make good, cheap, battery-operated wrist watches any more (sad face).

I was very happy with the watch at first. But after wearing it a couple weeks I noticed that it was losing time and often stopping altogether. Then it would start up again after I'd push the stem in. I'd reset the time and be mindful not let the stem pop out, and the watch would be OK for a day or two. Then the cycle of malfunction would start all over again. I returned the watch.

I never take it off, and the battery doesn't die for about a year. I usually just replace the watch. Reasonable priced and I am older so I can see the clock face. I'm just glad it really is water resistant.