Nine West Women’s Floral Dial Mesh Bracelet Watch

Watch and accessory
I don’t usually wear watches but this one is beautiful and can be used as an accessory as well. Don’t get me wrong, it works perfectly fine and it is functional, but it also looks very pretty so it can definitely be used to complete the look. I read the other reviews, and people seem to have issues with the clasp adjustment.. For me adjusting it wasn’t that complicated – I just stuck screwdriver underneath the arrow and the clasp popped and I was able to adjust it easily. However, for me the issue is closing the clasp – it is just take a while to get it to snap for some reason.

Beautiful watch
I have always loved nine West product. They provide a great quality and range of product at an affordable price. I I have never tried their watch is before so I was excited to try this. This watch came in it s own little box along with a watch pillow. The watch itself is gorgeous. It’s it’s silver in color and has a gray tone to it. So it is not a bright silvery silver but more of a gunmetal color. The dial and the combination of this watch is very elegant and beautiful at the same time. This should be a great watch for my self ie to keep or if I want to gift to someone else. It’s been one week since I have received the watch and the time the clock is telling is accurate. It is too soon to tell how long the mechanism will last but I will update my review. For now I give it a five-star because of the look and the functionality of this watch.

Really beautiful, lightweight
Very attractive and comfortable watch! The floral design is delicate and feminine, and pairs nicely with the sturdy yet lightweight mesh band. Easy to adjust, and clasp is very secure.

Beautiful watch, but incredibly hard to adjust band size.
This watch is quite beautiful. The rose gold band is beautiful (if just a tad too orangey for me, as I like a softer/pinker rose gold), though I really like the look of the band itself. It’s sleek, modern, and classy.The watch face, however, is what makes this watch really special. The face has a gorgeous floral print on it with a white background – but what I love is that the background has a white on white sort-of “ghosted” pattern on it, which really adds some visual interest to the overall design. I’m still undecided if I like the words Nine West being on the glass face, as it reflects down onto the face and at certain angles looked like it appears twice. I think I would’ve preferred if the name were just on the watch face itself, though I appreciate what they were trying to do here. It’s definitely unique in that way, I’m just not totally sold on it.I was a little surprised to see that the battery was already going and the watch was ticking away when I got it. Knowing that watch batteries have a lifespan, I do prefer to start the battery myself when I get a new watch. I have no idea how long this has been in the box and using the battery before I received it.My biggest issue, however, is with adjusting the band. It is NOT intuitive or user friendly. After struggling with it to the point that I was afraid I might break something, I went to consult the user manual…only there isn’t one. There is one small sheet of paper that mentions the warranty and has the name of some random website (it’s not Nine West, which I found strange). I didn’t bother checking the website since the paper insert made NO mention of checking that site for adjustment instructions, though I have seen another review that says that site provides instruction. Would’ve been great if the insert mentioned that, as I just assumed it was for some third-party warranty company.That said, I do think putting a clasp on that people would either be more familiar with, or that was more intuitive or user-friendly would’ve gone a long way. I actually eventually gave up and started thinking about who I might have to gift this watch to that has a larger wrist than me, because I literally could not adjust this thing.When I open the clasp, I do see that the lower half of the clasp has an arrow on it, indicating that you are supposed to lift that piece. However, there is so little space to actually get under it to apply upward pressure that you cannot do it with your finger. I feel like I would need a tiny tool of some sort to get under it and pry it open – and in that case I’d be afraid of bending/warping/breaking/scratching it. It just doesn’t seem like it should be that hard. There has to be a better way to design a band like this.Anyway, I guess I’ll check that website and see if it solves my problem, but the fact that I have to go to a website to figure out how to adjust a watch band annoys me quite a bit.