Buying a female watch?

shaffaaf27

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Can anyone help me with a watch selection.

I have a females birthday coming up and we have a £200 budget for a watch. She likes bold watches, either rose gold, or silver, or a mix, and numbers on the dails are a must.

does anyone have any suggestions?

brown is also an option
 
http://www.chrono24.com/en/omega/ladies-manual-winding-watch--id2007304.htm

OK its not that bold, only has two numbers on the dial and its second hand... :eek: basically doesn't fit any of the requirements you listed - also she'll have to wind it herself...

just leaving it there as food for thought... maybe consider a something she might not have made as an obvious choice for herself (might not necessarily go down well) - edit also not necessarily recommending that specific watch... just something along those lines perhaps
 
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My gf has been pining over a £200 Rose Gold Marc Jacobs watch. Couldn't say which one it is but the whole range is probably worth a look.

Edit: actually it was a Michael Kors watch. Something like this one
 
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Depends on her taste and definition of "bold". For under 200 you can look at the fashion watches like CK, Juicy, Ice or even Bering if your looking for a budget Scandinavian looking piece. Or as mentioned above Marc Jacobs can offer a more traditional look.
 
I'd recommend a CK watch, I have a couple of them and they're nicely made as well as looking great.

At work at the moment but I'll link to the ones I have when I get home.
 
Have a look at micheal kors watches I bought the wife a rose gold watch for circa £200 a couple of years ago
 
Err why not let her choose a watch?

You're treating her, she won't mind if its not a surprise I don't think.

You could have a day out of browsing around watch shops.

Edit : Doh sorry, assumed it was a gf/wife's/mothers/sisters/daughters watch. Ignore me.
 
Eames said:
Err why not let her choose a watch?

You're treating her, she won't mind if its not a surprise I don't think.

You could have a day out of browsing around watch shops.

Edit : Doh sorry, assumed it was a gf/wife's/mothers/sisters/daughters watch. Ignore me.
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She is has always expressed that a birthday present is not, heres the money go wild. she likes presents as apparently it is effort , and trust me it is
 
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