Timex Anna Avenue Timepiece Review

Beautiful! The only problem I had was removing the link. There were no instructions and there were some instructions on the Timex website but not for this style. I looked at a few guides but couldn't find any with an expandable wristband. I found some good tips online that worked. I needed precision jewelry tools (a size 1.0 screwdriver and small needle nose pliers) and a magnifying glass. Here's a link to the instructions: instructables.com/id/Fit-The-Watch-Band-and-Get-a-Kiss/. There was also

I've always preferred the indigo dial. I'm not a fan of big watches - I prefer wristwatches. It's big enough to be legible, but it has gold hands. I thought that might be a problem, but it really isn't. I have to rotate the watch a bit to get the light right, but that's not as big a problem as the lack of inglos. The strap is slightly longer than my last elastic link and I think I prefer that. Firm enough to stay on my rather thin hand, but not firm enough to dent the skin. I was concerned that

I love it! It is beautiful and the quality exceeds my expectations. I have small wrists and took them to Fred Meyer Jewelers where their watchmaker fitted the bracelet to my wrist. He took less than 5 minutes to remove 6 links for me and only charged me $6.50 in taxes for removing 6 links. It fits perfectly. The Indigo night light works great. The extension band is smooth and will not scratch or prick the skin. I don't know why there are so many reviews about it not having a light. Mine has…