Skagen Women's Freja

I purchased this watch to replace a 20 YO model b/c the motor had worn out. I love these watches b/c I have small wrists and the mesh bands are very flexible and fit me well. Super classy watch IMO!!

The 2 tones of this watch allow me to wear either silver or gold jewelry. As my previous watch was a Skagen I knew how to adjust the wrist band, which can be a bit tricky at first.

I bought a Skagen watch about ten years ago, and still love it. I just recently bought this for my wife. Beautiful and well made. I still get compliments on my old watch.

The watch looks and feels great. The two tone allows me to wear with everything. In other words, I love it.

this is second such watch I have purchased. the first was the gold/silver combo. quality product. classy and stylish in a great size.

Love the way this fits the wrist. Face is pretty and the band is easy to adjust. My go to watch!

This is my third Skagen watch. I love the design and quality.

Bought it because I thought it is larger. Unfortunately it is a gift but my friend is not going to use it because of the size

This is my 3rd Skagen watch, but the first with a metal/mesh band. I chose the metal band solely because I wear out the leather bands & can't get replacements. Now, I have been trying for two days to figure out how to get the clasp on the band to work. I watched a couple of YouTube videos that made it "look easy" but when I try to get the adjustable part of the clasp into place, multiple problems arise. 1) how to get it to stay in the "groove" on the other side of the band while I work with getting it snapped into place, and 2) how to "press" the small bar into place without fear of warping or breaking it. If I ever get this to work, I think I will like the watch. Not sure how long that will take. Or if I'll ever figure it out.

Very disappointed to see the style of this watch has been changed for the worse. It's clunkier, thicker, and less attractive than before; it just doesn't have the same sleek appearance and elegance as it used to. Why change a good thing to its detriment?