Wittnauer Laureate

Description: Manufacturer: Wittnauer / Watch / For Women

Newest Review: ... is very hard. This makes it scratch resistant. The watch is also water resistant (according to Wittnauer's own information) ... more

... to 30 metres (100 ft). I have splashed the watch, but I've not gone diving in it, so I shall trust them on that one. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ What's the Feel, Mr Wolf? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The watch is pleasantly heavy. It is not uncomfortable, but feels reassuringly weighty (as a Swiss watch should). The face is relatively small (this is a ladies' watch), though not miniscule. This works for me on two levels - I have exceedingly small wrists, so a big, bulky watch would look overwhelm...more

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Wittnauer Laureate: Watching Me, Watching You (1337 words)
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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Common sense would tell you that a watch is a device for telling time. It's a bonus if they look decent, but ultimately, what you want is one that will keep good time, that fits, that you can read easily and operate without any problems. It therefore does boggle my mind that one can pay hundreds, even thousands of pounds for a simple timekeeping device. Furthermore, it baffles me that the most expensive watches are not the most accurate. You see, quartz watches are typically the most accurate, however, the most expensive watches are 17 jewel. I have for years been happy wearing cheaper quartz watches, usually made by Seiko. These typically retail for ... Read the complete review