Coach Greyson Men’s Versatile Watch | Functional Elegance | Stylish Timepiece for Everyday Wear | Water Resistant

Kind of a plain looking watch that goes with everything. 41mm face.
If you like watches with a lot of complications (chronographs, flip up cases, calendars, etc.) this will not be your watch. This is as ‘vanilla’ looking a watch as you’ll find. Value-wise, it is an underperformer … you are paying for the Coach branding, not the look or quality. If I saw someone wearing this watch, I would assume it was a cheap watch and not give it another thought. I own about 40 watches, from a $10k Rolex to a $300 Seiko to a $100 Timex, so I know a bit about watches.Here are the things you’ll probably most want to know, right off the bat:- 41 mm face … for reference, a Rolex Submariner has between a 40 mm – 41 mm face. However, because of the raised bezel, the Submariner actually appears larger.- 22 mm leather band … same width as the Submariner … with a standard buckle closure.- Mineral crystal. (‘glass’ face protector) This is fairly scratch resistant and nice to see at this price point. Timex includes a cheaper and more scratch prone acrylic (plastic) crystal on their watches in this range. You will find some $200 watches with an artificial sapphire crystal, which is top of the line and very scratch resistant. However, those are few and far between and I’d much prefer mineral vs. crystal as once your crystal scratches up on a watch in this price range, it is usually not worth it to replace.- Made in China with a Quartz movement. This is powered by a standard watch battery. Not automatic, no winding, etc. but I do prefer self-winding automatics. To set the watch/date you pop and unscrew the side tab.- There is a day date feature … the small window with the date number. This is surrounded by a silver Coach ‘C’ logo which can cause a shadow on the first double-digit number. I probably could do without this logo but some may like the style.- Stainless Steel case … resistant to rust but this watch is not waterproof or even water resistant. This is more of a dress watch or casual watch vs. something you’d want to wear to the beach, biking or hiking. Sweat will discolor the band or the case. I do like how polished and shiny it is making it stand out from the dark blue metallic face.Overall, if you want an understated watch with a ‘better than Swatch/Invicta’ brand logo, it will go with many different outfits. It won’t turn heads but it will look good. It is very comfortable to wear … much more so than the Timex Q Chronograph watch of a similar size. That watch slides around and winds up on the side of my wrist. This coach watch stays put and isn’t fatiguing … and I am someone who hates the feeling of wearing a watch.Though the price is a bit high for what you are getting, fans of Coach will likely enjoy this. (Without the Coach branding, this is a $40-$50 quality watch, in terms of quality.) I hope my video, photos and honest description after wearing this around for several days were helpful to you in making a shopping decision.

Plain, Nice Watch
This Coach watch looks plain. It has a date window and the band is leather. It looks great dressed up. There are not a look of extras on this watch, which makes it a great watch to wear.

Classic watch
This watch has the classic feel.Face is a beautiful blue, numbers and hands are silver.Band is a brown leather band. Lots of options for sizing.Coach label just below the 12 marker with a C surrounding the date marker.You’re paying for the name with this watch.It has a nice classic feel.Overall, a solid build.