Square Vintage Mesh Watch

A rectangle, twenty-three millimetres across and eight thick, on a mesh bracelet that closes with a jewellery clasp rather than a buckle — the case is small enough to read as a bracelet first. The case is rose gold on every variant the maker files; what changes across the six is the dial, offered in black, green, white, red and blue, and the mesh colour that goes with it, so the range can be merchandised as one silhouette in six finishes instead of six watches. The crystal is described as hardened glass, and the clasp and mesh are stainless steel. Water resistance is filed at thirty metres, which is splash resistance: rain and a sink are fine, a shower and a pool are not. The movement is quartz and both the movement-brand and movement-model rows repeat the case brand, so no movement maker is claimed here. The dial itself carries the maker’s own name; the same stall states it will print a buyer’s logo, so a private-label order can be quoted with a plain dial. (Mesh length, plating thickness and bracelet adjustment range: TO BE CONFIRMED with the maker.)

• Colour: Six variants, all on a rose-gold case: black, green, white, red or blue dial, on a black or toned mesh
• Sizes: Dial 23 mm across
• Material: Quartz movement (maker not named); hardened glass crystal; stainless-steel jewellery clasp; mesh bracelet

One case, six dials

Most cheap fashion watches sell as a colour, not a watch. This one is filed as six variants that share a single rose-gold case, which is the arrangement a buyer wants: one silhouette, six colourways, one line on the purchase order and no risk of six unrelated pieces arriving. Order two dials to test, then fill the row with the rest.

Old stock, honest price

The listing is dated to the summer of 2021 and the price reflects it. That matters in both directions: the tooling exists, the photographs are real, and the model is not going to be discontinued mid-order — but it is not a new-season style, and a buyer planning a spring drop should place it as a basic rather than a headline.

Why we chose it

Because the vintage square case still sells on its own terms, and six dials on one rose-gold case is the cheapest way for a buyer to test a watch line without committing to six silhouettes.

Care

• Thirty metres is splash resistance: no swimming, no showering, and keep the screw-down crown fully closed.
• Wipe the case and crystal with a soft dry cloth; perfume and hairspray are what dull rose-gold plating first.
• Store it flat, not folded around a narrow roll, so the mesh keeps its shape.

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