A classic ladies watch

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Any recommendations?
Small wrists, not blingy.

It's a special birthday present watch for me so can be expensive

Skagen watches are lovely.

Daniel Wellington make very simple and stylish watches at a reasonable price

I have had an omega for the last 20+ years
I think it's far more classy than a Rolex!

Budget? expensive is relative!

Id recommend a Raymond Weill. Proper Swiss made, not too pricey but definitely getting dearer the last few years. Probably on par with a Gucci watch price wise but they're fashion watches, I'd get a watchmaker watch if you can.

Another vote for RW.

Depending on budget, Cartier make beautiful ladies watches.

Or Tag. But my ultimate are the Rolex oysters - on the expensive side though.

I like the Cartier tank - understated and classy

I have a Cartier tank francaise and I love it, but again, expensive is relative. If you've got dainty wrists I'm not sure a tank would be right, I've got very big hands (ring size Q and a half for comparison) and it's a nice size watch on me.

Baume and mercier have some very classic styles too and I suspect my next watch will be from there. Very classic Swiss watches. I'm not sure on women's pricing but DHs was about £2.5k and women's are usually cheaper. They're very slim too.

I have an Omega. It's very plain (no bling) and looks fine with a dress or fine with casual clothes. Bit like this model but the face on mine is not pearlised
www.ernestjones.co.uk/webstore/d/6807119/omega+constellation+ladies%27+stainless+steel+bracelet+watch/

That Omega is lovely.

Keep them coming

Yep loving the Omega Constellation but not the price tag

I have a Longines tank watch, was £700 7 years ago IIRC (wedding present from DH)

I have an omega constellation but the one that is two tone and with the sparkly diamonds on the face. Not too blingy and goes with everything. I also have a Raymond Weill which was less expensive but has never let me down in the fifteen years I've owned. Simple design but very lovely.

Have you got some pics please?

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I have this - it's lovely and understated.
But I'm seriously considering buying a Cartier Tank Francaise

I don't even know if I want round, square or ???

I have this skagen one which, in my opinion, looks more expensive than it is!
www.skagen.com/gb/en/sale/stine-steel-link-watch-pdp430ssxdp.html?referer=productlisting

Longines.

Check out Speake-Marin for something unusual www.speake-marin.com/collections/j-class-collection/shenandoah

I have a really beautiful Raymond Weil (15yrs old) which is so lovely I have stopped wearing it and put aside for my Dd when she leaves home.

Skagen watches don't last. Had three in a row and each only lasted 2 years.

Now I have a Rolex and a Larson and Jennings. Love both but if looking for something less than £500 I would opt for L&J as I really like that you can easily switch the wrist strap.

Have a look at Longines for affordable Swiss watches - the prima Luna range is very classic looking and comes with and without diamonds and in silver or silver and gold