This is a vintage women's Willow Bay quartz watch with chrome and gold plated. This watch is in good condition: with some fading of the gold plating, however this adds to the vintage look. The bracelet and watch's case is made up from a mixture of shiny chrome and gold plating, giving this watch a beautiful unique look; this timepiece also has a white dial with gold digits. However, what makes this watch particularly beautiful are the gemstones on the bracelet. This watch is in good working order, with a new battery installed. Great to be dressed up for a fancy dinner party or dialled down for jeans and t-shirt at the beach.
About this time piece:
MOVEMENT: Quartz, new battery installed.
CASE: Great condition.
DIAL: Great condition.
BEZEL: Great condition.
BACK CASE: Great condition.
CROWN: Good condition.
CRYSTAL: Brilliant condition.
BRACELET: Great condition some fading of the gold plating, however this adds to the vintage look.
PRESENTATION: Presented in a bamboo gift box with watch pillow, great for a gift or to simply keep the watch in (colour may vary).
OVERALL CONDITION: Has been tested, cleaned and checked over and is in excellent working order.
Technical Specs:
CASE SIZE: 23mm - including crown.
BRACELET LENGTH: Currently set at 16.5cm - we can also increase it with a watch extender if needed.
Shipping:
Worldwide shipping available, all items are shipped fully insured and sent as priority mail.
For outside of the EU customs or import charges will be paid by the customer (if applied).
T&C's:
The watch is guaranteed to be in full functioning good working condition when it is posted from our store.For your peace of mind Wilberforce Watches offers a 30 day mechanical limited warranty for all watches, please see full terms and conditions for full details, available at email request.
Whether it be two days after the sale or two years, please let us know the issue as we have got your back. However please bear in mind that due to the nature of vintage watches, we do expect reasonable treatment of all watches by their new owners. So, no cave diving or base jumping please.
