When I first opened the box containing the watch, I thought it looked fancy, but I also thought it felt cheap.  I had a family member try the watch for a while and give me her impressions.  She too thought the watch felt cheap, but she thought the watch looked quite nice.  After wearing it for a while, she has decided the watch is a nice fashion accessory.

The rhinestones set around the bezel look fancy, as do the dials on the watch face.  I noticed that one of the rhinestones is a little loose in its setting.  That particular rhinestone may fall out eventually.  I hope it does not.

The hour, minute and second hand all move, and the watch appears to be quite accurate.  The three smaller dials are just for show and do not move.  The top and bottom buttons on the right side of the watch similarly do not function.  My guess is that they would have something to do with the three non-functional dials, if they had a function.  They do help dress up the watch.

The band is silicone and looks better than it feels to my fingers.  Interestingly, the band wears well.  It does not stick or catch on skin, though that characteristic can make the watch slide out of position around a wrist.  I could see that the band might cause some people to sweat and possibly cause some irritation.  However, if you are going to wear the watch indoors or in cool environments, sweat and irritation are unlikely to be serious problems.

The band has an attribute I am unable to explain.  The holes in the band are not open.  I am unsure of the benefit to the closed holes, particularly since the lack of holes makes it difficult to lock the band into place.

Some reviewers have reported that the band has a strong or unpleasant smell.  The only time I detect any odor from the band is when I hold the band quite close to my nose.  I suspect that some people are able to smell the silicone or are more sensitive to the silicone than other people are.  If you have any sensitivity to silicone or the smell of silicone, you may want to consider watches with metal, leather or plastic bands.

The silicone band has one very positive attribute.  Silicone is quite strong.  While a knife or a sharp edge will cut silicone, the band appears sufficiently strong that if you caught the band on something strong, it is possible that your wrist would break before the watchband.

The watch is quite large for a woman's watch.  A petite woman might find this watch excessively large for her small wrist.  The large bezel and highly visible hands do make it easy to see the time as compared to some women's watches that are one quarter the size of this watch, and perhaps even smaller.

The bottom line:  This watch feels cheap, but looks reasonably good.  However, you probably would not want to wear this large watch to a formal occasion where you are wearing a long dress or expensive jewelry.  A dress watch would be a better choice.  If you are going to a party, bar hopping or other places where you are going to be dressing up for party time, then this watch could be a great choice as an accessory.  The smell and feel of the silicone band may bother some people.  I personally prefer a watch that has functionality, so I am less impressed with the non-working dials and buttons.  However, they do dress up the watch even more.  Lastly, the size could be a problem for some women.

Side note:  The case holding the watch is quite nice.  It seems sturdy and has a small, clear plastic window in the top that provides a nice view of the watch.  You might be able to use the case as a small makeup case or for change or other valuables.  Of course, you could also store the watch in the case as well!

Enjoy!