Seiko Women's SUT249 Solar Analog Display ⌚ Quartz Silver Watch - Japanese Craftsmanship for Enhanced SEO Review

Nice and shiny bracelet fits my wrist perfectly. It needed charging when I received it. The dial is a good size, not too big. Nice looking watch that I paid $80 for. Only caveat: you won't be able to read the markers/time in low light. Otherwise it would have been 5 stars.

Love this watch! The strap is so comfortable that I sometimes forget to take it off at night. The face is bigger than I thought but I like it because I can see it well. It is also amplified by the crystal. I put it on the windowsill and it charged instantly no matter if it was cloudy or the sun!

This sundial has a very elegant style and is very easy to read despite the slightly curved glass. I like the design too. Dark gray metallic dial with a textured pattern on the inner circumference. As for the band, the outer part of each link has a matte finish while the inner curved part of each link has a glossy finish. However, I removed three links since my wrist is 6.75 inches. The date is relatively easy to read and easy to set. I hope that the solar panel will continue to work.

This watch is simply beautiful. I bought this as a gift for my sister a few weeks before her birthday. When she received the watch she was delighted with the look and quality. However, she wore it for two days and found she couldn't read the display well. I contacted the seller who said the watch could not be returned as she had worn it for two days. To be honest the thirty day return policy was expiring when I contacted them to see if they would be willing to return me and get a refund. So now

I should have bought a battery instead of this solar battery. That "sunny” made it elitist, practical, out of this world, etc. BUT hell no. I am very disappointed. The watch has already turned itself off twice, had to charge it in the sun for 3 days before it turned on again for the first time. And now, a month later, it's happened again! I've been frying it for a week already, but the Seiko repair staff said it needs to be charged under the LED light. Wait. MONTH. Yes, you read it right…